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By *ymAndIcedCoffee OP   Woman
33 weeks ago

Worcester

My oddly old-before-my-time hobby is that I collect houseplants. Philodendrons specifically.

Imagine my surprise when the first person I met after coming back to this site a few months ago was also a plant person. It was serendipitous.

Is anyone else a plant person?

More importantly, does anyone have philodendrons to swap?

(I also love other aroids, I don't want to have them feel left out).

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By *alcon77Man
33 weeks ago

under the sun & the moon

Wouldn't particularly say I'm a plant person or collector.

But I like growing my own food, from seed.

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By (user no longer on site)
33 weeks ago

I can barely keep myself alive let alone owning houseplants

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By *bi HaiveMan
Forum Mod

33 weeks ago

Cheeseville, Somerset

I killed an air plant once but currently have two houseplants that are still alive after a month.

Go me!!

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By *carlet SeductionWoman
33 weeks ago

Maidstone

I'm a self confessed plant murderer. It's no ever deliberate so maybe I can plead manslaughter??

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By *hrista BellendWoman
33 weeks ago

surrounded by twinkly lights

I have a thing for orchids

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By *wo4funxxxCouple
33 weeks ago

southampton

Love all plants xx

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By (user no longer on site)
33 weeks ago

I've got an allotment full of things but I lose interest if it ain't edible

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By *inky Biscuit DunkerMan
33 weeks ago

Gloucestershire

I’ve got a Bonsai in my office and a Peace Lilly.

Can’t really say I’m green fingered but, I find them relaxing.

I need recommendations for a slightly different indoor office plant

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By *rofessor ElementalMan
33 weeks ago

Durham

Who needs a therapist when you have house plants to talk to? They're great listeners, don't judge, and always bring a breath of fresh air into your space. Plus, they're way cheaper than therapy sessions!

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By *carlett 44Woman
33 weeks ago

bootle

Iv just started . I hav a lovely spider plant that is thriving and a peace lilly that I can't seem to find happy place for her

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By (user no longer on site)
33 weeks ago

Philodendron almost reads as 'leaftrees' if you read it in Greek in your head

I like this word.

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By *oxy jWoman
33 weeks ago

somerset

have over 60 indoor plants ranging from 7ft tall to a inch tall plus some fully planted shrimp tanks and fish tanks ...

i also love my garden with lots of interesting plants and fruit n veg too and nothing better sitting down with plants around you taking toxins out of the air ....

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By *UGGYBEAR2015Man
33 weeks ago

BRIDPORT


"My oddly old-before-my-time hobby is that I collect houseplants. Philodendrons specifically.

Imagine my surprise when the first person I met after coming back to this site a few months ago was also a plant person. It was serendipitous.

Is anyone else a plant person?

More importantly, does anyone have philodendrons to swap?

(I also love other aroids, I don't want to have them feel left out).

"

Just don’t go to the gym and ask if anyone has got any roids they want to swap.

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By *ex HolesMan
33 weeks ago

Up North

No

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By (user no longer on site)
33 weeks ago

I'm doing well at the moment. I've not neglected a houseplant to death for at least 2 years. I have 6 that are currently alive, but they're not thriving....

P.S. I'm a professional gardener

Nell

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By (user no longer on site)
33 weeks ago


"My oddly old-before-my-time hobby is that I collect houseplants. Philodendrons specifically.

Imagine my surprise when the first person I met after coming back to this site a few months ago was also a plant person. It was serendipitous.

Is anyone else a plant person?

More importantly, does anyone have philodendrons to swap?

(I also love other aroids, I don't want to have them feel left out).

"

I have a cheese plant and many interesting indoor plants. Even an orchid. They are doing well.

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By *inister_SpinsterWoman
33 weeks ago

North West

I have philodendron brasil, it's new to my house, it came from a big DIY store and it cost £1.

Its looking nice and healthy with good variegated leaves and peach coloured new shoots. I want to get it a post to climb up.

If it thrives, you're welcome to have some of its offspring OP.

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By *inister_SpinsterWoman
33 weeks ago

North West


"I’ve got a Bonsai in my office and a Peace Lilly.

Can’t really say I’m green fingered but, I find them relaxing.

I need recommendations for a slightly different indoor office plant"

A rat tailed cactus is my suggestion.

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By *ife NinjaMan
33 weeks ago

Dunfermline

Nah. Plants seem to die in my care

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By *ymAndIcedCoffee OP   Woman
33 weeks ago

Worcester


"I have philodendron brasil, it's new to my house, it came from a big DIY store and it cost £1.

Its looking nice and healthy with good variegated leaves and peach coloured new shoots. I want to get it a post to climb up.

If it thrives, you're welcome to have some of its offspring OP. "

my mother gave me some cuttings from hers a few weeks ago and I’m currently fingers crossed for them to take!

I used to have a lovely one hanging in my bathroom until my dickhead ex killed it.

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By *ymAndIcedCoffee OP   Woman
33 weeks ago

Worcester

Currently I’m feeling very proud of myself for not spending £100 in an Easter plant sale this evening. ??

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By *inister_SpinsterWoman
33 weeks ago

North West

I have a monstera that's given me a brand new fenestrated leaf this week.

I'm very proud of it.

I also bought 2 half price orchids from Tesco.

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By *verageSausageMan
33 weeks ago

Flintshire


"My oddly old-before-my-time hobby is that I collect houseplants. Philodendrons specifically.

Imagine my surprise when the first person I met after coming back to this site a few months ago was also a plant person. It was serendipitous.

Is anyone else a plant person?

More importantly, does anyone have philodendrons to swap?

(I also love other aroids, I don't want to have them feel left out).

"

I bought a spider plant from the middle of my nearest supermarket, because they are supposed to purify the air in the home.

All that happened was the spider plant became a home for those tiny, midge things which hover in front of my computer monitors late at night. You know, those midge things which I can never trap between my hands, no matter how fast I clap.

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By *adyBugsWoman
33 weeks ago

cognito

I’ve just started getting houseplants. I’m not gonna lie, some of them have had a hard time because I forgot to water them but I’m really trying now. I have a baby monstera from a friend on here so I’m going to be a better plant mum now

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By *adyBugsWoman
33 weeks ago

cognito

I wish you could post pictures to the forum because I’m really proud of my baby Monstera

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By (user no longer on site)
33 weeks ago


"My oddly old-before-my-time hobby is that I collect houseplants. Philodendrons specifically.

Imagine my surprise when the first person I met after coming back to this site a few months ago was also a plant person. It was serendipitous.

Is anyone else a plant person?

More importantly, does anyone have philodendrons to swap?

(I also love other aroids, I don't want to have them feel left out).

I bought a spider plant from the middle of my nearest supermarket, because they are supposed to purify the air in the home.

All that happened was the spider plant became a home for those tiny, midge things which hover in front of my computer monitors late at night. You know, those midge things which I can never trap between my hands, no matter how fast I clap.

"

Yes,I know of them too.Irksome

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By *inky Biscuit DunkerMan
33 weeks ago

Gloucestershire


"I’ve got a Bonsai in my office and a Peace Lilly.

Can’t really say I’m green fingered but, I find them relaxing.

I need recommendations for a slightly different indoor office plant

A rat tailed cactus is my suggestion. "

Ohhhh those look good. Thank you

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By *quirrel!Man
33 weeks ago

Nearby


"My oddly old-before-my-time hobby is that I collect houseplants. Philodendrons specifically.

Imagine my surprise when the first person I met after coming back to this site a few months ago was also a plant person. It was serendipitous.

Is anyone else a plant person?

More importantly, does anyone have philodendrons to swap?

(I also love other aroids, I don't want to have them feel left out).

"

I love plants and gardening, have a rose garden, but can’t stand plants inside the house!

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By *quirrel!Man
33 weeks ago

Nearby


"Currently I’m feeling very proud of myself for not spending £100 in an Easter plant sale this evening. ??"

You should have

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By *a LunaWoman
33 weeks ago

South Wales

Sadly not, I am just about managing to keep an Orchid alive.

Outdoor plants I do much better with, thankfully. I do love a Hydrangea and a Camellia

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By *imi_RougeWoman
33 weeks ago

Portsmouth

Yes, I love tradescantia and pothos, anything that trails!

Nothing more satisfying than seeing new leaves unfurl.

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By *imi_RougeWoman
33 weeks ago

Portsmouth


"My oddly old-before-my-time hobby is that I collect houseplants. Philodendrons specifically.

Imagine my surprise when the first person I met after coming back to this site a few months ago was also a plant person. It was serendipitous.

Is anyone else a plant person?

More importantly, does anyone have philodendrons to swap?

(I also love other aroids, I don't want to have them feel left out).

I bought a spider plant from the middle of my nearest supermarket, because they are supposed to purify the air in the home.

All that happened was the spider plant became a home for those tiny, midge things which hover in front of my computer monitors late at night. You know, those midge things which I can never trap between my hands, no matter how fast I clap.

"

You should water from the bottom, stops this from happening.

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By *m272Woman
33 weeks ago

London


"My oddly old-before-my-time hobby is that I collect houseplants. Philodendrons specifically.

Imagine my surprise when the first person I met after coming back to this site a few months ago was also a plant person. It was serendipitous.

Is anyone else a plant person?

More importantly, does anyone have philodendrons to swap?

(I also love other aroids, I don't want to have them feel left out).

I bought a spider plant from the middle of my nearest supermarket, because they are supposed to purify the air in the home.

All that happened was the spider plant became a home for those tiny, midge things which hover in front of my computer monitors late at night. You know, those midge things which I can never trap between my hands, no matter how fast I clap.

"

Get a sanseveria for air purifying really easy to look after

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By *imi_RougeWoman
33 weeks ago

Portsmouth


"I wish you could post pictures to the forum because I’m really proud of my baby Monstera "

I had 2... One gifted from a friend, 1 saved from Wilko. Both produced some lovely new leaves, great for about a year then died

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By *ackformore100Man
33 weeks ago

Tin town


"My oddly old-before-my-time hobby is that I collect houseplants. Philodendrons specifically.

Imagine my surprise when the first person I met after coming back to this site a few months ago was also a plant person. It was serendipitous.

Is anyone else a plant person?

More importantly, does anyone have philodendrons to swap?

(I also love other aroids, I don't want to have them feel left out).

"

Do haemarhoids count.?

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By *ymAndIcedCoffee OP   Woman
33 weeks ago

Worcester


"Currently I’m feeling very proud of myself for not spending £100 in an Easter plant sale this evening. ??

You should have "

Maybe I need to be a findom who takes payment in rare plants.

Even better - maybe as their service they could just come round and water them all for me.

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By *nightsoftheCoffeeTableCouple
33 weeks ago

Leeds

I don’t have a choice. I was born a plant.

The mr

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By (user no longer on site)
33 weeks ago

Oh I do love all my house plants and currently taking cuttings for my friend.

I think I have about 30 plants now indoors

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By (user no longer on site)
33 weeks ago

Make that 39! House plants lol

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By *ymAndIcedCoffee OP   Woman
33 weeks ago

Worcester


"Make that 39! House plants lol"

I recently started a little database to keep track of info about them.

I’ve got over 50 in my little house.

I should never have started the database because I just didn’t want to know how bad it’s got.

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By *rispyDuckMan
33 weeks ago

Chinese Takeaway near you

I’m more into aquarium plants

Certainly acquired a “Madagascar Lace” and it’s just gorgeous!! Look it up on google x

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By *ough75Man
33 weeks ago

edinburgh/bakewell/derby

I’m more an outdoor plant and tree person but it’s how I earn my living so just as well I like plants

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By *ablo minibar123Woman
33 weeks ago

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Plants hate me

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33 weeks ago

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By (user no longer on site)
33 weeks ago


"Make that 39! House plants lol

I recently started a little database to keep track of info about them.

I’ve got over 50 in my little house.

I should never have started the database because I just didn’t want to know how bad it’s got."

I promise myself I don’t need anymore, especially now they are hanging from the ceiling but I just can’t help myself lol

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By (user no longer on site)
33 weeks ago


"I’m more into aquarium plants

Certainly acquired a “Madagascar Lace” and it’s just gorgeous!! Look it up on google x"

Oh she is beautiful

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By *emorefridaCouple
33 weeks ago

La la land

I have a ridiculous amount of plants in the house. I have a heart leaf philodendron, but the bulk of the plants are succulents and cacti.

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By *ickyKlungespeareMan
33 weeks ago

St Leonards


"My oddly old-before-my-time hobby is that I collect houseplants. Philodendrons specifically.

Imagine my surprise when the first person I met after coming back to this site a few months ago was also a plant person. It was serendipitous.

Is anyone else a plant person?

More importantly, does anyone have philodendrons to swap?

(I also love other aroids, I don't want to have them feel left out).

"

Is hemp an aroid?

If so, you can keep yer plants, coz' I really don't want none of those hemparoids, no sir!

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By *istretchMan
33 weeks ago

leeds

Love plants but the police keep taking them . But leave all the hard to look after ones that are 20 years old .

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