Show me your plants (and tell me their names!)

[Crusoe]

The title says it all: I wanna see your houseplants and I want to know their names! (Maybe I'll share some of my own too )

[thecrystalrook]

They don't have names, but this is my squad:

[Crusoe]

That's a very cool little garden you have there!

[thecrystalrook]

not depicted: pumpkin plant thats getting enormous

[maseba]

Geranios

[Crusoe]

I'll add my own: from left to right

Giorno (my oregano plant), Draco (dracaena) and spot (my silverspot begonia)

[sushy00]

This is my spider plant gang!

Little kalanchoe (I don't really do the name thing)

I am really proud of this aubergine flower, but I don't know if I can have it grow in to an actual fruit.

[thecrystalrook]

You can! They are self-pollinating! Just give the flower petals a flew gentle flicks with your finger a couple times a day. Though you probably won't get a very big fruit in a pot that size

[Crusoe]

I love kalanchoes! I have a small one that's having flowers

[crowstories]

Most of my plants are unnamed, but here's.... something like 2/3 of them??

In this corner we have a calathea, a Chinese evergreen, and a parlor palm.

Over here on the upper level is a silver inch plant that needs repotting, a jade, and an ogre ear jade.
Lower level has snake plants, more jades, a ficus audrey which hasn't grown at all in the year I've had it, yet won't die, lemon lime dracaena, and a mostly reverted golden pothos, which actually has a name (Sylvia Plant).

[KilljoyConstruct]

This here’s Frosty, the newest member of the family

This is Jonathan Prickles, the oldest one

And the middle child here is Prickly Richard (or Prickle Dick for short)

[Amowtonyl]

Your spider plants look like they’re plotting a tiny coup, and that aubergine flower is super cute. If you ever feel like adding more green without lugging pots home, indoor plant delivery has been a chill way for me to try new varieties and compare how they vibe with the ones I already have. I’m curious if you ever give your plants goofy names once they’ve been around for a bit.