I have 10. I'm most proud of my orchis which have rebloomed multiple times! Don't ask me how, I just don't know.

Anonymous wrote:I have around 30 (45 if we count guava and pomegranate seedlings).

They bring me a lot of joy, especially in the winter.

We have about 25 and agree! Green brings joy!

Zero. The cat and I are plant killers. I always forget and the cat likes to eat/knock them over. Dh could've been a successful plant owner if not for us.

Anonymous wrote:I have around 30 (45 if we count guava and pomegranate seedlings).

They bring me a lot of joy, especially in the winter.

PP, Where do you get the Guava and pomegranate seedlings? Are you in DMV area?

None. But I plan to get hydroponic kind that grows vertically on walls. It is supposed to improve indoor air quality.

Half a dozen? I'd like more but most of my windows have external awnings so I don't get enough light to put them everywhere.

None. My cat eats them and knocks the pots over. He's a houseplant menace.

My mom was such a huge pain in the ass when I was young, she was constantly away and would bother us so much about her stupid house plants. She cared more for those houseplants than she did for us. That might be why I have no plants at all indoors and will never have any. I do love my outdoor plants though.

One bamboo plant. I need something really low maintanence!!

Plus I don't have all that much room where I can keep plants that the cat can't reach them.

I have around 30 (45 if we count guava and pomegranate seedlings).

They bring me a lot of joy, especially in the winter.

I have 3 but i want to have some flowers with the help of goodguysgardening, they are provide great help to those who are looks to have a beautiful garden in their house

^thing bloomed like crazy. Not hung.

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Anonymous wrote:5 - 3 christmas cacti that happen to be blooming right now, one orchid, and one random plant that's pretty ugly but doesn't die so i haven't thrown it out. I don't love houseplants but the cacti and orchid seem to thrive with limited care.

How do you get your Christmas cactus to bloom? Mine just doesn't ever.

NP here. Mine didn’t bloom for years. Then we moved and it went next to a drafty window, and the hung bloomed like crazy! I’m convinced that it usually blooms around Christmas (hence the name) due to the cold - but I haven’t looked it up.

Anonymous wrote:4. I am looking to have more. I received one for Christmas and hope to wander through a nursery this weekend. I keep my house cool and I don’t have great light which makes things tricky. Any suggestions?

I am 1/4 at 22:02. I have what I think (!) is a philodendron, that I got as a 4" seedling from a lady who grew it from a seed. I replanted it once because it was in a tiny container, and put it in a corner that does not get a lot of light (I got it purposely because a friend of mine had the same plant, and it thrived with little light, and I knew that would make me feel like I really have a green thumb. Plus they filter the air). Mine thrived too, and 4 feet/ 8 months later, I moved it to a higher low-light area because my cat was eyeing it. It did fine there, didn't grow a lot, but I moved it again because I was forgetting to water it. It's still doing great.