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My 2026 plant obsession continues to grow. I bought a huge Monstera. I brought it home and the wife and kids literally side eyed one another and laughed.
What?, it was on clearance for $20 that’s a huge bargain. By the way you’re all welcome for the cleaner air you’re now breathing lol
Before I started writing vines, I had zero succulents (and zero interest in succulents). I blame Regulus for this.
Photos by me.
I think this is the first post I want to make to tumblr because these photos are special to me.
I was on a gorgeous roadtrip through Arizona a few years ago appreciating the Sonoran desert, but I stopped in downtown Phoenix for a coffee, and ended up finding the most beautiful potted plant display I think I’ve ever seen, in a little quiet courtyard by some restaurants. This set really only shows half of the display, even, there was another setup right beside it equally as remarkable. I also enjoy painting, and the level of subtle detail here caught my eye. I took some of these photos as references to paint later.
I’m just captivated by the number of different textures and colors fit into these two planters. How so many unique plants could blend together into such an aesthetically pleasing display. I was out in the desert to marvel at the natural beauty, but I was struck just as hard by the human ingenuity of whoever put those pots together, and the people tending the plants and keeping them healthy. It made me happy for humanity.
I had the book “Walkable City” by Jeff Speck stuck in my brain, as I often do, and I wonder at what humans might achieve if we were more in touch with nature and less in touch with blind capitalism. I want to elaborate more on what that trip taught me, but I wanted to show these flowers first and foremost, because to me they represent hope and creativity and inspiration.
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Pothos Propegation
Love the red trim in this echeveria, should do well in its new pot! 😁🙏🏻🌿
It’s the end of the night here in Texas ! I hope you guys have a beautiful night and wake up in the BEST MOOD EVER! come check out my blog if you up though <3 I would love your support! I have tons of quotes and plant pictures<3
Came home to see a new leaf quickly popped on my mojito! We used to sell these at my old job every year but I never kept houseplants back then so I never took one home. Very upset at that decision. I decided I wanted one a few months ago and have been casually looking. 3 weeks ago I found him outside at a garden center in slightly too cold weather so he was rather crunchy. I figured I’d take him home and hope for the best. And it appears he’s happy! I can’t wait to see him grow.
