#succlents

[gardeningacreativejourney]

[booserina]

Happy Fall. Here’s a cute mini pumpkin & flowers in my kitchen garden. 🍁 🌸 🧡

[damedarcy]

Hey #magicbeings #beingmagical ! 🌈❤️🙌🏾⭐️ I’m a #plantlady now! So I thought you may like my new #invention 🤣💦🌈🪴🎁 Polly Holiday Doll / Planter #plantfriends for your #plant #friends 🪴🌱🌿🌵🍃🌱🌿🪴🌵 These little ladies have quite the personality 😭🥹😃🥰🙂😆😀😘😍 7 X 4 inch #porcelain #dollhead #planter. #succlents are hearty #desertplants that need to be placed in partial sun and watered every 2 weeks. The crown of each doll head is full of soil with a passage in the neck for water to flow onto plate. Succulents don't need much water. Just put her in the window and watch her chill. ❤️😍#gothgirlfriend 🥰❤️ #doll #haunteddoll #artdoll #doll #dollplanter #damedarcydoll #plants #damedarcydoll https://etsy.me/3k0fLdt @damedarcy https://www.instagram.com/p/Cous-ChOLLe/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[gardeninghub]

Decided to stitch something green to go with my new succulents! by somane-95

[unicorns-green-adventure]

Flapjack (Kalanchoe tetraphylla)

[lettertowongmu]

The first person plural - us ✨

[mecca-amirah]

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and I wanted to bring attention to the many health benefits of plants. Not only are they pretty to look at–they can help improve both your physical and mental health.

I listed six of the perks of keeping houseplants, indoor plants, and other greens around.

To my fellow plant parents–have you noticed any changes with keeping plants?

While working from home, having plants to take care of has given me a sense of purpose and pride whenever I see my plants thrive.

[succygirl]

Hey! do you have any tips on helping succulents survive a long period without watering? I'm going to be away from home for a few months and I don't know if my plants will be alright if I can't get someone to water them. I just bought some new ones and I'd hate for them to die while I'm gone :")

I’d keep them cool, that’s about the best you can do for them. Less evaporation that way. But other than that there’s not much that can be done for them. Hopefully they should be fine for a few months, though when you get back they’ll definitely be VERY thirsty.