Houseplants: What Else Are YOU Growing

[Fillabong]

Soooo what are you raising in your home or growroom? Check out my terraium! This thing brings cloning to a totally new level:D

In there: a zebra plant, impatiens, schlumbergia, sundew, venus fly trap, mosses, ferns, a little palm, ficus, some bromiliads and a few others bits.


In my house: Philodendron
Mimosa pudica, Spider plants, Bamboo, Venus fly traps, Marijuana, various Draecena, Fucshia, Jade plants, Azalea, various Ivy, Ficus, Begonia, Impatiens, Aloe , Pachira, Vinca vine, Dichondra, Asperagus fern and some unknowns.

[dredank]

I cloned this Schefflera Arboricola or dwarf schefflera, from this big one that is actuall y much bigger than what you see in the pic, it branches up probably another 4 feet.It was here when i moved in and right now im trying to fill up the yard a little more. So far its the only other housplant or plant in my yard i have cloned but it is definitly not the last.

inside: MJ, bamboo

outside: sage, mint, papyrus, lavender, ~27 ft. bougainvilleas, ~40 ft. norfolk island pine, ficus, orange/lemon?(tastes like shit was here with the house, and looks good), lime?(also tastes like shit but was here with the house, and looks good), rosemary, basil, oregano, bell pepeprs, chilli de arbol, tomatos, bamboo, abyssinian banana(non fruit producing, but beautiful tree), fiji apple tree, santa rosa plum, cacti, marantha, asteriscus, wax leaf privet and some i cant remember, and many i just dont know the names of.:confused:

And beautiful plants by the way Filla:)

[AzGrowa]

Well Indoors, Schefflera.
out on the patio some new bougainvilleas, and a couple of other full sun varieties, names escape me now.
Looking to get some Mexican Meatleaf and Ficus for the inside and Mexican Bird of Paradise and other bloomers for the patio....

[XzoomD]

almost all my life my spaces have looked like jungles..but now my focus is on my outdoor flowerbeds and indoor canna..but the wife still has a few indoor plants that she cares for but they keep changing. every time I tried to step in and save them..she tells me to go downstairs or outside and quit invading her space. :D
we have a kind of rivalry when it comes to outdoor gardens around here and after my accident I got into outdoor gardening with a passion..after years I definally got them where I want them and do not need to buy annuals anymore...something is always blooming and my garden wears as many masks as I do. :D....but this year I clipped a few suckers from a tomato plant and planted them next to it..they rooted so I brought them inside..sprayed them down for mites and a few are in veg and a few in the flower room...I just want to see the difference between the sun and my lights.

:peace:

note~ do not overwinter any outdoor annuals..you may bring in mites.:eek: