Wow! Your plants look happy where they are. BTW, what is that philodendron in the last two photos? The leaves look a little too succulent and not quite right for the heart leaf philo scandens.

TYVM! Yes, it's a P. erubescens vine.

Thanks for the clarification. I think I still have cuttings of the one with the burgundy underside.

May be 'Micans?' Sounds like we need to see a pic! :+)

Purple waffle (Hemigraphis)


More vines, heart leaf Philodendron (P. hederaceum/scandens/oxycardium) on the L, horse head (P. bepennifolium,) Pothos (Epipremnum,) and Swiss cheese vine (Monstera obliqua) on the R. Both "pots" are 5-gallon buckets.


Callisia fragrans is still blooming! 5-6 months so far.

Arrowhead vine (Syngonium podophyllum) doing its' best to climb the tree. (Shown as little rosettes with no sign of being a vine on May 19, 2016 5:59 AM CDT)



Other arrowheads that didn't get to play in the ground:



Begonias, Coleus, WJ (Tradescantia zebrina.)

They all look happy outdoors in the fresh air, but the ones not in the ground look great also.

TY so much!

Large Tropical plant area. Next to building. S.W. corner. Under a large Maple Tree. Less wind, less deer, filtered light, near garden hose. To be honest it looks messy to me but, hey, it is what it is. Gene

Smaller tropical plant area. North of porch. East of house. Under 55% shade fabric. They get rained on. But, less wind, less deer, near garden hose. Hey, I included white leaf. Gene

Beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder. All I see are these huge beautiful plants, mostly philodendrons-- lovely, robust specimens protected from excessive sunlight. Thanks for sharing them with us.

Without a doubt!

What a nice collection of Philodendrons, Gene!

Thanks. Gene

Some pics I took today since it's so nice and cool - only about 89!


I'm fixated on this pot lately:





Repotted palms last weekend:



Today I repotted the Philodendron on the left:


Together with the red Philo & Syngoniums (arrowhead vines) in this pot:


Into this much bigger pot:

After taking pics yesterday, I decided to do something with this old wrought iron wine rack thing. Some of the plants had roots already, some are cuttings.

That's cute, Tiffany! You're so creative

TYVM! Except for the mosquitoes, I sure had fun making that!

An update on birdnest fern (Asplenium nidus.) Has some friends now too, Coleus, WJ (Tradescantia zebrina,) purple scimitars (Tripogandra serrulata.)


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Begonia 'Sinbad' is blooming.


Cuban oregano (Plectranthus amboinicus) stem is making a lot of new branches, at every node. That often happens when a cutting is put in a pot sideways.


BIG Coleus leaves!


Orchid is blooming again (from when I got it with just 1 flower left in Feb or March.)


Swedish ivy/creeping Charlie is starting to make buds.

I just stuck this tall Begonia stem in the ground about 5-6 weeks ago & that didn't stop it from blooming, behind Coleus.


3 flowers open on orchid now!