Don't have pictures right now, but I do have two succulents and a spider plant I got for my dorm. I might be getting a few more succulents since I've taken a few of the bottom most leaves from the succulents and planted them. A few even started putting down roots!

I believe one's a hybrid of the other and is pale whitish green with pink tips. Both kinda remind me of roses with pointy, but not sharp, tips for the leaves which are kinda plump. The other is plain green coloring and is a bit stiffer compared to the other. Oh! Also the hybrid is supposed to eventually sprout flowers from the center on a vine.

I love plants but I have notoriously bad luck at keeping them alive. Right now I have an extremely tiny succulent child given to me by my mother, it didn't come with any care instructions though so I'm just watering it with a teaspoon every now and then and hoping it turns out ok!

I got a variegated string of hearts from Santa this morning! I've been wanting one for quite awhile!

I am a huge plant lover. I currently have a beautiful amaryllis, 2 snake plants, a Christmas cactus, an aloe vera, a succulent, and 3 cactuses.

I propogated aloe vera.

You can see amaryllis, 2 cactuses and succulent:

@Ganymede Ohmygod, you have so many! I'm actually super jealous right now I wish I could have shelves and shelves of plants. I hope one day you'll have a huge sunroom of plants! I'm lucky that there's a super lovely greenhouse right near where I live (literally a 3 minute walk) with tons of plants, so I walk around it a lot and just dream of when I can have that many plants!

@Ganymede

Your plant area is amazing omg. I wish I had that. <3

And my bulb was in wax so the roots where chopped off but the some of the roots were left still but very tiny and it is taking water I know. So that means it will survive one season and the roots are already growing but very slowly. I am glad I ripped of the wax carefully of course. And the second stalk is growing as well as the main one. It is a giant amaryllis. <3

I have a whole bunch of cacti that live outside since I live in the right climate for them to thrive XD

I tend to collect the odd looking ones so i've got a cactus that grows fluff on it, one that has fish hook spines and a couple that grow really tall and have the soft spines. One of mine even has babies, but I'm too scared to try and give them their own pot

I am absolutely horrible at keeping plants, i don't have time or interest in keeping them. That said i do really like cacti. I have no idea what the one i currently have at my window is called but it does have spines like fish hooks.

@Ganymede I'm SO jealous of your setup, it's beautiful ;n;

@LuckyBonsaiTree That amaryllis is gorgeous

I've been meaning to post here! One of my hobbies is growing fruit plants that are hard to find in the U.S. I think it's a shame that there are so many fruits we'll never get to try because they don't ship well and other reasons I forget, lol. Unfortunately my hobby only started about five years ago, so none of my plants have reached their fruiting stage. On top of that, I recently moved and couldn't take my largest/most mature plants with me, so I have to start over with those. Right now I'm growing Bolivian mangosteen, which is related to the more known(ish) purple mangosteen, but supposedly this one tastes better! They're very young and boring-looking right now, and they've also been through some heat and cold damage from the move, so they don't look very healthy. But I'll post a picture of my simple setup:



I plan to transfer them to bigger pots with fresh soil soon because they haven't shown any new growth in about four months, and I don't know if this is because of the heat/cold damage or if they're possibly root bound.

And these are some fruits that I'd like to grow in the coming years (images taken from Wikipedia mostly) if I can get my hands on some seeds/cuttings/live plants:



And for the sake of being relevant to Pixpets, here are some progress photos of dragon fruit cacti that I grew from seeds a few years ago!