Houseplant and succulent enthusiasts

[fluffycrow]

I am a houseplant enthusiast!
I have several pothos (including a very pretty marble queen), a phillodendron (that is nearly 12 years old) , a yucca cane, an arboricola, a snake plant, a pair of crotons, a norfolk island pine, a jade plant & a dwarf lime tree.
The yucca & lime tree both go outside from spring-fall and love it. They are only inside during the cold, winter months.
I also acquired an almost viney (hangs over the pot) potted plant that I have no idea about. It was doing great for awhile inside but has recently gotten a little sad. I popped it outside this week to see if that's what it needs. It very well could be an outside plant that isn't really meant to be indoors....

Yay, you have two succulents! But I love the other plants you mentioned as well. As for the viney guy, could he be an English pothos? Do you have any pictures of it? And of course pictures are more than welcome, everyone loves pictures

 

[ChickyWhicky]

Yay, you have two succulents! But I love the other plants you mentioned as well. As for the viney guy, could he be an English pothos? Do you have any pictures of it? And of course pictures are more than welcome, everyone loves pictures

He is def not a pothos. I will grab a photo of him when I get home this afternoon and post. I have tried google searching but haven't found what it is. Like I said, it very well could be an outdoor plant that is not meant to be potted. LOL

 

[ChickyWhicky]

It ALMOST looks like a dichondra but I'm not convinced.

 

[fluffycrow]

It ALMOST looks like a dichondra but I'm not convinced.

String of hearts?

 

[ChickyWhicky]

String of hearts?

Right. It's the only cascading plant that kind of resembles it. And like I said, it's currently not very happy and has gone downhill so I'm hoping I can bring it back!

 

[fluffycrow]

Right. It's the only cascading plant that kind of resembles it. And like I said, it's currently not very happy and has gone downhill so I'm hoping I can bring it back!

I'm hoping so too! Knowing what it is will definitely help you care for it

 

[Henschickspups]

Oh! I have a coffee plant, orchid, string of hearts, echeveria, a crassula of some sort and tigers jaw, and a beautiful flower I keep forgetting the name of that starts with a c and it goes dormant in summer looking almost dead.

 

[fluffycrow]

Oh! I have a coffee plant, orchid, string of hearts, echeveria, a crassula of some sort and tigers jaw, and a beautiful flower I keep forgetting the name of that starts with a c and it goes dormant in summer looking almost dead.

Hello from another succulent keeper!

 

[Henschickspups]

Hello from another succulent keeper!

Hello! I usually kill them, but somehow, some way, I actually have babies on the leaves I'm propagating!

Now that I've said that, they're all gonna die.

 

[fluffycrow]

Hello! I usually kill them, but somehow, some way, I actually have babies on the leaves I'm propagating!

Now that I've said that, they're all gonna die.

No, don't worry! Succulents thrive on neglect, the more you can neglect them, the better they do