What does thriving look like for your plants right now? ✨ New leaves? 🌱 Strong roots? 💧 Just surviving but not giving up? Share one plant that’s thriving — or one you’re learning from. Growth counts, even when it’s quiet 💚 🪴 My philodendron Gloriosum is my thriver with a huge leaf and a new one it’s my golden child lol Stella is her name she got her groove lol #ThrivingThursday #Plantify #PlantCheckIn #PlantGrowth #PlantCommunity #philodendrongloriosum

- Maidenhair Fern: Needs constant humidity - Calathea / Prayer Plant: Sensitive to water & light - Alocasia: Leaf drop & root rot are common - Fiddle Leaf Fig: Hates change, drops leaves easily - String of Pearls: Overwatering = instant rot - Orchids: Specific light, water & airflow - Bonsai: Daily care + pruning required 💚 Hard plants = patience, precision, and persistence

Low effort, very forgiving - Snake Plant – survives low light & missed waterings - Pothos – grows anywhere, bounces back fast - ZZ Plant – drought-tolerant, loves neglect - Spider Plant – hardy, fast growers, great for beginners - Peace Lily – dramatic but easy once you learn its cues

Happy Watering Wednesday! Today’s reminder: watering is about balance, not routine. Before you water: 👉 Stick your finger 1–2 inches into the soil 👉 If it’s still moist, wait it out 👉 If it’s dry, give your plant a good soak until water drains out the bottom ✨ Pro tip: Overwatering is more common than underwatering—most plants like to dry out a bit between drinks. 📸 Drop a pic of the plant you watered today or tell us what’s on your watering schedule! I had to water my peperomia she was extra dry !! 🪴Is it me or does the watering turn into a whole hour of watering when u go to water one plant and notice the ones next to it need water too lol

Scindapsus pictus I finally brought home a Scindapsus today and I’m officially obsessed with those velvety, iridescent leaves. ✨they are huge too It’s sitting perfectly on my shelf, and I can't wait for it to start trailing. Does anyone else have a satin pothos ? I’d love to see your progress photos or hear your best tips for keeping those silver variegations bright! ⭐ Pro-Tips for Scindapsus isn't actually a Pothos but a Scindapsus • The "Leaf Curl" Tell: This plant is great at communicating. When the leaves start to curl inward slightly, it’s thirsty. • Clean Leaves = Happy Plant: Because the leaves are matte and textured, they catch dust easily. Wipe them down with a damp cloth once a month so they can "breathe" and photosynthesize. • Propagation: These are incredibly easy to propagate in water—just make sure you include a "node" (the little bump on the stem). •Growth: A vining plant that can trail down or climb up a moss pole. #NewPlantParent #Plantify #IndoorJungle #Scindapsus