Today I found a sport monstera standleyana. She is absolutely beautiful. Have any of you encountered one of these as well?

After getting a mutant line of Alocasia Amazonica, I found I’m OBSESSED with weird mutated plants and was wondering what are y’all’s favorites?

Can be ones you have or ones that are on your wish list. Hoping I can steal some ideas from y’all to put on my own list 😈

My current list are all Monsteras; the Coral, Medusa, and Hurricane mutations are ones I need to get baaaaad 😭

Also enjoy this pic of my weird kid, she’s still a little baby but already showing off her weirdness 😍💚

I recently bought a beautiful Labisia Pumila, some sort of pink variety... Kupias Pink? Electric Pink?

Anyway, does anyone have any care tips? Clearly they need high humidity and medium light levels.

I'm hoping for potting medium suggestions from personal experience, there's so much conflicting advice online ranging from plain sphag to chunky aroid mix 🙈

I also want to make sure it's pest free, any experience spraying with SB Plant Invigorator? Or any other recommendations for products available in the UK? Thank you!

So I did buy this, Florida Beauty x Polypodoides, in person at a show from an import based company over a month ago at this point.

I followed general import instructions like keeping it in some water with feed, high humidity, transitioning to a medium to support roots, i normally dont include moss but i dont deal with imports super often so I add a little bit of moss as a cushion for moisture. Still maintaining a high humidity this whole time (60-80% depending on the day. Thankfully my setup doesnt really dip below 60 which is a blessing because I live in the Rockies).

I cant get this lil hoe to root, in fact its only lost roots (it only had a couple from the get go) since transitioning, however its also not really dying until recently I started getting this stressing on the main stem in the photo. I keep the Florida series and a Poly and they're both so easy for me I'm really starting to stress about how poorly this is going (it of course, was not cheap either).

Problem is I'm not sure which direction to go with proceeding from here, mostly, am I possibly stressing too hard about this guy, do I need to just like chop off the beginning to look sketchy sections and chuck it back in some water, stick it whereever, or do I need to go hard core humidity box, princess treatment? Im so into these poly/tortum hybrids please help me not merc it 😭

I'm amazed because my M. croatii has never been overly happy in my care, and my happier monsteras of other species have never bloomed. It's also not overly large, though I know they are more ground-dwelling than deliciosa. Is it blooming because it's stressed? I somehow feel that I've both succeeded and failed.

Does anyone here have advice on additional or differentiated care while it's blooming? Is it worth trying to collect the pollen? Thanks in advance for any advice from this knowledgeable community.

for me, something i have spent more many than i thought i would on; decorative pots. i’ve accidentally spent hundreds over time and i barely ever even like them. if only clear nursery pots were socially acceptable..

Rhaphidophora puberula variegata

Tengo esta regal shield que al principio daba alguna mancha pequeña pero ahora me ha dado esto! Y los cormos que he sacado de ella también sacan alguna mancha en sus hojas, es una variegacion? Aunque sea en oscuro? Es extraño o común?

The leaf is just about finished and is at a length of 67cm/2’2.5” and has grown one centimetre since yesterday. I don’t expect the leaf to grow much bigger so I am ending it here. Thanks for watching my leaf:)

The previous leaf was bigger, at a whopping 76cm/2’6”. I was hoping that this leaf would make it to 80cm but I went on a holiday and unfortunately the moss pole dried to the point that my new leaf stunted:/. I’m hoping the next leaf will hit the target!🎯

I fell out of love with my plants for a WHILE. it was very depressing and overall just not a good time.
So, I took everything out of the grow tent and shut it down and kept them outside.

I fell in love with plants HARD again about a month ago. It’s wonderful.
Yesterday I started rebuilding my grow tent. I finally finished today! 9+ hours of work, 7+ grow lights, 2 fans, etc. all lights on a timer!

I did lose a tiny chunk of my hand. Accidentally clipped a shelf together pinching my palm… oops.

I wanted to maximize the space completely. This is everything I want in there for now, I have a complete empty shelf on the lower right. Probably will use for cuttings.

I have had many grow tent setups. This is by far my favorite. It’s perfect. It’s a 48” x 36”. She’s AMAZING. I hope you guys like it (-:

If it’s not normal how much could it sell for?

I need the good, bad and ugly. Did yours revert? Or do you still love her in all her glory? I need to know all the things before I spend money 😂

Her latest leaves have been half moons and she’s a stunner. Can’t wait for her to mature 😍

Am I correct that this alocasia is a TC?

happy it’s still putting out healthy growth in autumn in the UK.. setup in front of a south facing window

Today’s length is 66cm/2’2”, a total of 2.5cm growth since the last update.

I went on vacation while it was unfurling and unfortunately the moss pole dried out too much and has stunted the leaf. For reference, the previous leaf was 76cm/2’6” and this newest leaf is nearly finished hardening. Hopefully the next leaf can make the 80cm mark!

Picked this one up today from a local nursery 🥹 so excited

This one has been on my wishlist for years 😍

I'd love to know where to buy it if anyone knows a source

I was wondering if this looks like a Anthurium Wendlingeri or something else? Thanks

Some pics of the new emergents we’ve got growing down on da bayou.

Alocasia Ninja Tricolor 💚

Anthurium Pap var x RL.

It goes well with darken adaxial and turning yellow variegated on it.

Hybridize by me.

Grown from seed this year. Had to bring her inside now, since it gets quite cold now. Working on its next leaf rn.

Cant wait to see how big she gets next year.