That red prayer plant is a DIVA. A very beautiful diva, but a diva indeed.

by cmg_profesh

28 Comments

  1. JSTORRobinhood

    are these not just commonly available and straightforward-to-care-for houseplants

  2. ghoulsnest

    honestly my calathea’s just been chilling in a self watering pot and growing like a freaking weed lol

  3. Amature_Pirate

    I have to go home and water my peace lily

  4. Velorian-Steel

    Here I thought it was September, but it’s clearly April 1st.

  5. Bwahahaha! I’ve definitely unalived some of those.

  6. fabeeleez

    Lmao that prayer plant. This must be some agenda to make people think they’re terrible plant parents

  7. Cautious_Reply_401

    Is this a bingo card, because I killed them all

  8. lostinspacecase

    Oh look it’s my dead plants bingo card! Just need to buy a money tree and a peace lily to properly fill it out 😂

  9. Arunawayturtle

    My parlor palm would like a word with this post but it’s currently busy dying in the corner

  10. KleanQueen

    Like…none of these are ‘easy’. What the heck? Lol
    How about a nice spider plant or a lovely umbrella tree? 😅

  11. opheliainwaders

    The spider plants that have gained sentience and are rapidly taking over my house would like a word.

  12. itsadelchev

    I saw an article today on a local news website that recommended Fiddle Leaf Fig and Staghorn fern as “unkillable” plants. I think the author probably likes to hurt people

  13. Fragrant-Way-1354

    Money tree died on me. I can only keep alive, zz, snake, pathos, and succulents if I got sun.

  14. tenuredvortex

    I work at an office in which, behind a door that’s been locked for several weeks, there is a peace lily. Or at least, there was one.

  15. I have a dwarf parlor palm, and I also have many Maranta’s (pray plants). They’re in very bright light and love and life. So not sure what this post is about.

  16. Ordinary-Status-5063

    I have to give my money trees filtered water or their ends start to fry. That’s not really low maintenance to me but to each their own. 😂

  17. BeRandom1456

    I have all but the parlor palm and I think they are all pretty low maintenance for me.

    Red prayer plant. 5 feet from west facing window with sheer shade to give filtered light. Bottom Water with distilled water about once every one or two weeks: when top two inches is dry.

    Monstera deliciosa: about 10 feet from west facing window. Does get direct sun for a few hours in evening. water when dry. not a a lot of water when I do.
    It is growing like crazy.

    Money tree. 1 foot away from west facing window. It grew to be 8 ft tall last year and I chopped it back to almost nothing. it has grown back and where I cut it, it has now two branches for each cut. not it is more full looking and grew about 2-3 feet this year.
    I water every couple weeks. I give it a good Amount of water but only when it’s pretty dry. Top two inches dry.

    peace Lilly: I have killed two before years ago but I think I can handle them now. just plenty of water. They seem to LOVE water and good light. filtered light but a lot of it. all day.

    Birds of paradise is a newer one for me. I’ve had it about 4 months and it is 1 foot from west facing window. filtered light.
    It seems to like less water than more. so far it’s existing but no real visible change from the day I got it.

    I love plants and I can’t get enough.

    i really enjoy caring for them and keeping them alive.

  18. Roboticpoultry

    My parlor palm, Hank, was great right up until he wasn’t. RIP Hank

  19. My first plant was a red prayer plant and i shit you not I have both overwatered and underwatered her at some point in the learning process and yet she is thriving and has grown and produced flowers every year since I got her🤣

  20. InternalEquipment268

    Only plant I have ever found low maintenance is a snake plant. I abandoned one in the bathroom one time and that sucker lived forever

  21. Rustycake

    Money Trees were not easy to take care of.

    I started with 5 twisted and 4 of them got root rot and had to be pulled. I have 1, but its thriving now

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