antsinmypants's Plant List: Houseplants

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Moth Orchid (Phalaenopsis Sogo Yukidian)
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Plant
Collected or purchased 2024
Tender Perennials
Flowers
Houseplants
From Dad for my birthday 2024.


Philodendron 'Florida'
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Plant
Collected or purchased 2024
Houseplants
aka Florida Green

2024 Chicagoland Annual Plant Swap - kdmorgan10

Grows in filtered shade outdoors zone 9BFL

Philodendron 'Lemon Lime'
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Tender Perennials
Houseplants
Tropicals
Vines
From Dad for my birthday 2023. May 4, 2023: Obtained plant

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Philodendron Prismacolor™ Golden Girl
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Plant
Collected or purchased 2024
Houseplants
From Dad for my birthday 2024.

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Spade-Leaf Philodendron (Philodendron hastatum)
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Plant
Collected or purchased 2024
Houseplants
2024 Chicagoland Annual Plant Swap - kdmorgan10

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Velvet Leaf Philodendron (Philodendron hederaceum var. hederaceum)
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Plant
Collected or purchased 2023
Tender Perennials
Houseplants
Tropicals
Vines
Plants Successfully Growing
From Dad for my birthday 2023. May 4, 2023: Obtained plant
April 17, 2024: Plant emerged (I purchased the cutting with only one leaf on it. The leaf fell off shortly after & I was left with a short twisted stem & I couldn't tell which end was which so I planted it sideways. 11 months later & it has new growth on both ends.)

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Heart Leaf Philodendron (Philodendron hederaceum var. oxycardium)
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Tender Perennials
Houseplants
Tropicals
Vines
From Dad for my birthday 2023. May 4, 2023: Obtained plant

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Philodendron (Philodendron hederaceum var. oxycardium 'Brasil')
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Collected or purchased 2023
Tender Perennials
Houseplants
Tropicals
Vines
Plants Successfully Growing
From Dad for my birthday 2023.
Tiffany AL 2023
May 4, 2023: Obtained plant

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Woolly Torch (Pilosocereus leucocephalus)
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Collected or purchased 2023
Cactus
Houseplants
Full Sun
CactusArchive 2023

A small bee deep inside!!!

Moss Rose (Portulaca grandiflora)
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Annuals
Medicinal
Flowers
Houseplants
Succulents
Tropicals
Plants Successfully Growing
From DnD Swap - JessabelleJLH - 12-2020

Purchased 7-7-21 - W

Christmas in July! Color ranging from green to bright red

Red Mistletoe Cactus (Pseudorhipsalis ramulosa)
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Tender Perennials
Cactus
Houseplants
6th Annual NFTSRSS - MrsBinWY - 2021

DND's All Seeds Swap #9 (2022) - BassetBonanza - Epiphytic houseplant. I have my packet labeled as Kimnachia/Pseudorhipsalis ramulosa. It's my understanding that the Pseudorhipsalis classification is an older name, but this is the same plant. I collected and processed the ripe berries on 10/28/22

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Satin Pothos (Scindapsus pictus)
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Tender Perennials
Houseplants
Tropicals
Vines
From Dad for my birthday 2023. May 4, 2023: Obtained plant

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Sedum (Sedum adolphi)
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Plant
Collected or purchased 2023
Tender Perennials
Houseplants
Succulents
Full Sun
Part Shade
Plants Successfully Growing
Tiffany AL 2023

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Dragonfruit (Selenicereus monacanthus)
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Tender Perennials
Cactus
Fruits & Vegetables
Houseplants
Sow Indoors Under Lights
Plants Successfully Growing
Received from U.K. Tampa Florida 12-2020

2 plants.
February 19, 2021 - February 20, 2021: Seeds sown (Sowed 5 seeds in soil indoors under lights.)
March 2, 2021: Plant emerged (One plant emerged. Update: 2 plants.)
June 22, 2023: Transplanted (Into larger pot.)

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Dragon Fruit (Selenicereus undatus)
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Tender Perennials
Cactus
Fruits & Vegetables
Houseplants
Sow Indoors Under Lights
Plants Successfully Growing
Received from U.K. Tampa Florida 12-2020

2 plants.
February 19, 2021: Seeds sown (Sowed 7 seeds in soil indoors under lights.)
February 25, 2021: Plant emerged (One seedling emerged.)
March 3, 2021: Plant emerged (2nd plant emerged.)
June 22, 2023: Transplanted (Into larger pot.)

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Sinningia helleri
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Tender Perennials
Flowers
Houseplants
Sow Indoors Under Lights
Sown 2023
DND's All Seeds Swap #9 (2022) - Joolie - 2022

Plant your seeds when you receive them. Use several small pots or cups with drainage holes, about 2-4 inches (5-10 cm) tall.

Use a well-draining soil mix. I use a mix of 1 part coco fiber to 1 part perlite (use small- or medium-size perlite, not large chunks). An alternate mix is 2 parts quality potting soil to 1 part perlite or coarse horticultural sand. Don't add lime to the mix, because the plant prefers slightly acidic soil.

The seeds are small, so work in a well-lit area. Sprinkle a few seeds evenly across the surface of each pot. An easy way to pick up the seeds is by breathing on your fingertip to lightly moisten it, then dabbing the seeds with it. Don't sow them too densely, because the germination rate is high.

Next, sprinkle a thin layer of long-fibered sphagnum moss (not ground peat moss). This helps retain moisture around the seeds while allowing light to reach them, which aids germination. This photo shows how much moss to use. If you don't have sphagnum moss, sprinkle a bit of your soil mix around the surface.

Add water until the soil is evenly moist, but not soggy. Until the seeds sprout, ensure that the soil surface never dries out. An easy way to maintain high humidity is by enclosing the pots in a plastic container or bag. Leave it open slightly to let in fresh air. You may need to drip a few drops of water on the surface once or twice a day to keep it moist.

The seeds germinate well between about 65-80 degrees F (18-27°C). I don't have experience germinating them outside this temperature range. I recommend placing a minimum/maximum thermometer next to the pots.

Place the containers in a bright spot out of direct sun. An LED or fluorescent lamp kept 4 inches (10 cm) away provides the right amount of light (See: "Growing indoors with LED lights").

The seeds should start sprouting within about 4-6 weeks but might take longer. Continue dripping water on the soil surface after they sprout, since young seedlings have a small root system. Increase the air ventilation slightly after they sprout to prevent rot.

When the seedlings are 6-8 weeks old, you may carefully dig them up and transplant them, or cut away any slower ones, leaving 1 strong seedling in each pot.

Fertilizing -- The first 2 months, feed weekly with a small amount of dilute (1/8 strength) liquid fertilizer. Hydroponic fertilizer is ideal for small seedlings because it is easily absorbed and contains all essential nutrients. After 2 months, you may switch to a granular fertilizer that contains micronutrients, following the dosage on the package. Or continue feeding weekly with liquid fertilizer at 1/8 strength.

Watering -- Once the seedlings are 4 weeks old, you may stop keeping the soil surface moist at all times. Aim to keep the rest of the soil evenly moist (but not soggy).

Lighting -- The plant likes filtered sun or bright shade + morning sun. Protect it from strong afternoon sun.

Transplanting -- When the seedlings are 2 months old, repot to a 1 quart (1 liter) container. Water the soil before repotting, to keep the soil ball from breaking apart, which can damage the roots.

Climate -- It grows well for me in warm indoor conditions with a drop in temperature at night, similar to intermediate-temperature orchids. I haven't tried it in cooler conditions. I presume it will be unhappy below 55 degrees F (13°C), although its tuber could probably survive a light frost. Over about 50% humidity seems to be best. If they seem to suffer from low humidity indoors, consider using an ultrasonic humidifier, sold at home improvement stores and some thrift shops.

Dormancy -- The plant can through a rest period sometime after flowering. Some or all of the leaves may drop off during this time. Do not remove any stems unless they are dead, since new growth will emerge from the stems.
April 21, 2023: Seeds sown (Sown after 24-hour soak.)
May 16, 2023: Seeds sown (1)

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Nephthytis (Syngonium 'Strawberry Cream')
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Tender Perennials
Houseplants
Tropicals
Vines
Plants Successfully Growing
Got a cutting from Lisa July 20, 2019.

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Nephthytis (Syngonium podophyllum 'White Butterfly')
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Tender Perennials
Houseplants
Tropicals
Vines
Plants Successfully Growing
2021 Chicagoland Annual Plant Swap - jqsen

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Inch Plant (Tradescantia 'Albovittata')
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Plant
Collected or purchased 2023
Tender Perennials
Houseplants
From Dad for my birthday 2023. May 4, 2023: Obtained plant

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Speedy Jenny (Tradescantia chrysophylla 'Baby Bunny Bellies')
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Plant
Collected or purchased 2023
Tender Perennials
Houseplants
Plants Successfully Growing
Tiffany AL 2023

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