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🍍 Can we all agree growing your own pineapple is next level? #plantsmakepeoplehappy #plantsofinstagram #pineapples
Walked in the rain and found the most unexpected garden in the heart of Oakland! Urban jungle vibes for sure! People were lined up to buy bouquets from the lovely florist 💐 . . . . . . . . #urbanjungle #urbanjungleblogger #houseplantsofinstagram #gardening #plantsmakepeoplehappy #plantshop
Make this easy geometric terrarium in under 30 minutes. Use live ferns, preserved moss or both! Geometric glass terrarium and supplies from @michaelsstores * Step 1: Wash glass terrarium. Wash with warm soapy water and set aside to let dry. * Step 2: The drainage layer. Add blue stones and fill to about 1/ 1/2 inches in depth. Then add mini beach pebbles or small rocks (about half and inch deep). * Step 3: Separation Layer. Let sphagnum moss soak in water for about 10 min. Then pat dry and then add a thin layer over the rocks. * Step 4: Soil layer. Add about 1 inch of potting soil. * Step 5: Greenery: Plant your silver leaf fern in the soil and add preserved moss all around the inside of the terrarium. * Step 6: Decorative Elements. Add bits of bark to really sell the woodland scene. Finally place your miniature fairy front and center. * Terrarium Care: Water your fern with a couple ounces of water every few days. Do not let the soil around the fern dry out completely. Keep near bright light but well away from a hot window. Once a month trim away any dried leaves to allow for more growth. * * * #plantlife #urbanjunglebloggers #plantaddict #plantsmakepeoplehappy #ferns #plantmom #crazyplantlady #terrarium #apartmentliving #bhghome #plantsofinstagram #michaelsmakers #terrariums
I decided to start sharing progress on some of my house plants and succulents, along with some origin info and care tips. First up, my lovely Echeveria derenbergii ‘Painted Lady’ is flowering! Brought her home a few weeks ago and she seems to love the rain! Of course I’m provided good drainage because succulents don’t like soggy feet. And really who does? Native to Oaxaca in Mexico, these beauties need lots of bright light to keep their pretty rosette shape from stretching. Well worth the wait, they bloom pretty pink and orange flowers in the spring 🌸.. or I guess late winter in this case 😉 A great choice for easy for container gardens. . . . #plantmom #greenthumb #plantlife #succulentgardens #succulentcity #succulents #succulentsofinstagram #livingwithplants
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