review of my plants 🪴
1. 9/10 The first plant is a marble queen Pothos. It’s honestly very easy to take care of any type of photos. This plant has gotten 10 times its size from the picture. I recently propagated it to make more plants to give to friends.
2. 6/10 The second plant, which is also the cover photo is called a coin plant/money plant I believe. I love this plant so much however it died after about a year. I really tried to keep it alive however, all it leaves fell off one by one.
3. 10/10The third plant is a Monstera Deliciosa. This is definitely my favorite plant however it is a climbing plant. It doesn’t really have anywhere to climb, so it is just growing a little crazy. My Monstera is from Trader Joe’s and I bought it when it was in a tiny 2 inch pot and now it is almost 5 feet tall. #lemon8review #lemon8contest
Houseplants can bring life and vibrancy into any space, whether you're a seasoned plant parent or just starting out. Marble Queen Pothos is renowned for its stunning variegated leaves and hardiness. Easy-care plants like this can grow quickly and be propagated for friends or different parts of your home. On the other hand, the Coin Plant, also known as the Money Plant, can be a bit finicky. It's essential to ensure it has the right balance of light and water to thrive. Indoor gardeners often find this plant’s resilience can be tested under some conditions, leading to the unfortunate loss of leaves if not properly maintained. Finally, Monstera Deliciosa, known for its dramatic foliage, can create a fantastic focal point in any room. These climbing plants require support for optimal growth, and while they may grow wildly without it, their unique aesthetic is well worth the effort. Offering ample indirect sunlight and proper potting will keep your Monstera healthy. Each of these plants brings its own charm and challenges, making them worth reviewing for plant enthusiasts.
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