My master bathroom. South facing window and humidity. These guys love it.

I got a pretty little peperomia. I believe it is an Emerald Ripple.

Some Easter Cactus cuttings doing well.

Love all the plants!!!

Here are some of mine

Anyone here have a cast iron plant? Tips?

Nice collection Danielle! Those succulent blooms are. Beautiful, I can't seem to keep them over winter.

In your second to last photo what is that Pothos/Philo plant!? Looks like a Marble Queen, but some of those leaves look completely different.

My lipstick plant. I love it but it doesn't love me.

Big Mamma cactus with two babies.

Some exciting growth on my Epiphyllum 'Padre' cuttings.

........and some cat grass for my kitties. They get plants too.

ChippedChina, thank you. My mom but me that planter with a mix of succulents. I keep them under a grow light and am watering them every 13 days or so. The soil pulls away from the sides befor i water it. Some of them are getting a bit leggy so I will have to lop the heads of late spring. The blooms are pretty cool.

You are correct that is a marble queen. The patterns change on the leaves for some reason. I really like how that growth looks as well.

Graptosedum is getting ready to bloom.

Striped snake plants blooming (Sansevieria trifasciata.)

My sans hahnii stay warm on my desk, and enjoy my reading lamp. A

I've got one spider baby, but have managed to pollinate and now have 4 seed pods growing! Can't wait for them to dry out.

Here's some that I forgot to put in the December forum

Golden pothos

My Tillandsias (there are 5 and 1/2 :P)

My 1st spider plant

And my newest addition a grapefruit! Has 3 sprouts growing from one seed. Also some echeveria leaves drying

And some blooms

Crazy combo pot.

Billbergia buds progressing quickly.

Crazy combo pot with snake plants, blooming Kalnchoes, some Stapelia cuttings, Coleus, a Begonia cutting.

Mr. Bulbs,

Your lipstick plant is gorgeous! I just got a similar one from a local garden center. What direction does the window it's in face? Any tips on keeping it healthy and getting it to bloom?

Thak you!

It sits at about a 30 degree angle and 1 1/2 feet away from a South facing window. So it gets some direct evening sun.

Honestly I don't even know if I have any tips! :P

I usually keep it on the drier side, almost succulent dry. But that's mainly because it's in desperate need of a new pot! Other then that I don't do anything special to it. (Yes I know, very helpful) I barley fertilize it either, which makes me wonder how it is actually blooming right now. It's very non fussy.

I'm sure you'll get some blooms soon! Looks like you got a good one. Mine usually blooms 2-3 times a year.

Sorry for the bad tips! ;)

Not bad tips, your saying it's pretty easy going. I have a smaller leafed lipstick plant that has given me nothing but grief! So I was a bit worried about caring for this one.

Some of mine...

Heart-leaf vine (Philodendron scandens/hederaceum/oxycardium.)

This pot is called "ketchup & mustard?" LOL! (Kalanchoe blossfeldiana)

more recent pics..

Moved the String of Bananas to the South Bay window. Learned it was a succulent today.

I went to the big box store today...They had a tropical plant sale going on!! Well, of course I came home with 4 new plants. 3 plant stands, 5' metal trellis, 14" pot to repot my Philo Hope into. I'll wait till Spring on that tho.

Cut off a full little trash can worth of branches to thin out the upper portion of my ficus and you can't even tell I did anything.

Beautiful Dave...Do you know how to make cathedral ceilings? with skylights of course. Haha...

I wish I had those ceilings! And thank you!

Queen's tears (Billbergia nutans) being photobombed by lavender scallops (Kalanchoe fedtschenkoi.)

2 diff colors of flaming Katy (Kalanchoe blossfeldiana) blooming in combo pot.

So nice to see flowers in January, Thank you Tiffany.

I just have my 2 pink amaryllis coming up to look forward to.

I'll have new plant pics tomorrow.

A pleasant surprise from my snake plant.

Baby Sedum Clavatum

A fallen leaf from the left plant in the bottom image sprouted.

Nice photos (and plants) jz267!

I guess I should start taking pictures with my camera instead of my phone. :)

Going through this thread makes me want to expand my collection... doesn't seem big enough compared to everyone else's. I've got nothing left to post after this! Except for maybe a few dwarf pomegranates if they decide to sprout (and survive) come February.

My newest addition; Clivia 'Good Hope'

The one leaf seems to have been left untouched by the cold! Hoping this turns into a bad before photo in a couple months!

Here are my new plants, etc..

This beauty is a Hull

Beefsteak Begonia is blooming. So happy, the last time was in 2013.

The farther back one is shy. (Haworthia radula behind.)

Oh Tiffany, Beautiful , both of them. Haworthias are my fave succulent. Is the Beefsteak a rhizomatous?

Some of my palms at the corner in my livingroom.

H.forsteriana, C.elegans, C.seifrizii, Coco, Amazon lily and pothos.

I'm so proud of my green babies!!

Below is my little reading nook!

Cut this guy from my main plant! Its my first time trying to propagate this prayer plant...wish me luck!

Kelly Ann, those are very pretty plants! I especially like like when they are all clustered together.

Thanks Danielle!

I love your baby polka dot. It looks so healthy! I have a little polka dot plant that isn't doing so well :(

Any advice?

Debra, TYVM! Yes, Beefsteak is a rhizomatous Begonia. In the 1st pic of it, the large thing going across the soil surface is its' rhizome. Your 'Iron Cross' should look like that in a few yrs too! :+)

Very cool. I'm crossing my fingers & toes it grows to a mature size...

Hi Tiffany! Ive been super busy, but let me share the remnants of my gardening collection

A few of mine today.

Heythere, Rhamel! So good to hear from you! I hope you have been busy, do all you can with that youthful energy! Your plants look wonderful! So glad to see you and them here this morning.

Dave, how are you keeping humidity so high? Humidifier? A constantly simmering pot of water? Magic? LOL!

I have a humidifier in the room. It's on a timer with the lights and runs 10 hours a day. I keep the door closed during the day and open it at night to air it out.

Dave, I've never seen above 64 ish in our home in the winter! we have 3 zones, the bedrooms on their own. They never gets above 60 ish...I think I would melt at 73*!! You're doing great with the humidity. I have 2 humidifiers running all winter, but neither rooms have doors...Your plants are in Heaven!

Every day after work, I come home and relax in this room with coffee. It's nice and warm, but the temp isn't too high so it's not uncomfortable.

The room is 12x12 with 8 ft ceilings. The little cool mist humidifier does a great job. I've seen the humidity as high as 78% with the door closed all day.

the room faces south, so direct sun coming in the window keeps the room usually around 75° F. The sun and the lights in the room are the only heat source during the day.

The main reason I turn it off and open the doors at night is because I don't want mold to grow in the walls. It needs a slight drying period.

The plants all get high humidity during the day and about 40% at night. Seems to be going well.

Very jealous of many your plants, folks. And also jealous of the light you must have. My plants are all huddled around the few windows I have like passengers on the Titanic lining up for lifeboats at this time of year. Thank you all for posting!

I brought my ZZ plant into my bathroom to water it and noticed new growth being sent out. I was hoping that it was going to bloom, but it is only about a dozen new leaves. As if two dozen wasn't enough last summer? Not that I'm complaining. I am definitely going to have to repot this plant soon; the pot it's in is already beginning to get distorted. Out of all of my plants, I would definitely have to say that this one is the heaviest. There is just so much mass to this plant, and it keeps adding more.

Hi Dave,my plant room is 12ftx20ftx8ft tall ceiling.used to be a breezeway.it has no heat or cooling system in it,so we leave the door open day and night.we keep the rest of the house at 62 at night,67during the day. In the morning the temp in plant room is 61,right now(2:30pm PT), it's 66 in there with 62 percent humidity.plants seem to like it I do have lives on violets,pals and other plants.i love how beautiful your plants are.

All the rest of you wonderful plant growers,your plants are absolutely beautiful too!

3 kinds of Kalanchoe blooming in this rectangular pot. (blossfeldiana, fedtschenkoi, and rosei.)

A pot of 1 kind of plant! LOL! K. fed.

Closer shot of some K. fed. blooms.

K. laetivirens blooms.

Tiffany, is that opuntia monacantha maverick hiding in the very first picture? I used to have one of those it was one of my favorite opuntias of all time. The glochids don't bite like other opuntias.

Oh Maggiepatty, you're too funny! Thanks for the chuckle.

Our TV room is on the north side of the house. It has East, West & North windows. But the downfall is even with new windows it still gets cold in there.(Old house)..but better than it was........My biggest south facing room has a Bow window. I'm very fortunate to have that...

My old sewing room was also south facing, but I couldn't take it anymore (5 yrs).. I was burning up in there (Double windows). So my Mr. built me a sewing room in the nice cool basement...where I do have 1 plant actually. I have 2 hanging in the old sewing room behind lace curtains for filtering.

Every room has a ceiling fan except Bathroom & Kitchen. I never turn them off. never.

Photo Synthesis, your ZZ is Gorgeous. just Beautiful. Loving your little mushroom too.

Tiffany, Love those flowers, so different...like they belong in a magical forest.

Mentha, yes, in the very 1st pic of this discussion. I agree, it has not bit me!

TYVM, Debra!

Another bad hair day

Still hanging around