Your Silver Ann really pops the silver though!

I'll take a closer look at what I have tomorrow.

Heck, last phone died and I spent a sh****n of money on a new one and figure the camera should be much better:)

Humbold , looking forward to your pics with the new phone !

The Brazil must not be missing

Mrs. H
Even the common Marble Queen is a standout in your care.

Mrs_Hottentot said: Humbold , looking forward to your pics with the new phone !

The Brazil must not be missing

Me too:)

Today was my Monday, way too busy, but hopefully this weekend.

Buying the phone was a two store and three hour nightmare, lost all my contacts.

New phone was expensive but SO much faster and hopefully a complete camera upgrade.

I'll see if I have time to start with my 2 Exotica and 2 Silvery Ann.

And my 2 Brasil.

All are mother/cutting plants.

sallyg said: Mrs. H
Even the common Marble Queen is a standout in your care.

but I don't do that much at all
Allow to dry out, water thoroughly and fertilize ...
Little effort, good result , That's what I like

A truly anarchic/chaotic plant
Syngonium Variegata

"Anarchic/chaotic plant" is a great description!

I've given up on Syngonium as a potted plant. They always morph into adult form and lose their charm. Just like kittens. LOL!

Maybe you can prevent that by doing the opposite - don't give it a trellis and trim any vines that look like they're threatening to morph.

Tiffany , that's a good plan ! It's not really nice
Anything out of line will be cut off
Maybe I can teach it to keep order, because ... everything has its limits

LOL!! I could use that guy for a few hours in the jungle in the back yard.

I love everyone's vine photos—they're all beautiful! My vines collection outgrew the windowsill, so I placed two plant stands on it and voila! Room for more Hoyas and orchids! Also, a Brazil centers the table, and two plants my mom called "Swiss Cheeses" grace the fireplace. Thank you for giving us space to showcase some vines!

Hi Janie ,
your plant stands are great ! This is a inspiration for me , because

and then my window sills will be terribly cramped
Your plants are beautiful and I love the black plant support ( I don't know what that's called )
I don't find moss or bamboo sticks that beautiful and am therefore always on the lookout for prettier alternatives
Swiss Cheese / Monkey leaves are fun , they grow super quick , don't they ?

Is the plant on the top right a Hoya or an Orchid ? Do you know the name ?
I've never seen it before

Beautiful, Janie! Plants and pots.

Thank you for the compliment, Tiffany!

Rena, in the photo you refer to, the plant at the very top is a Hoya—"Krimson Princess; "the one a little lower to the right is an orchid—a B.nodosa that I hope will bloom one day!
In the middle between the two planters, at the very top is a "Speckled Hoya."
The black plant support is a small trellis I found on Amazon. Not very expensive—they come in twos—and I liked them so much I ended up buying another set!

Trellis ! I have to remember that

I found these
Just funny, which plants have been chosen by the seller for the picture

Aeschynanthus somehow survive with me, but they're not doing really well. They always seem tired and stressed . Too much water, too little light?

Where is it actually written that the light must always come from above ?
I'll just try like this

Finally my plants can take over the walls

You're welcome, Janie!

Rena, I think your Aeschynanthus looks very good! Those clips/hooks look very cool. I can imagine using them for lucky bamboo too, like to make it zig-zag or "s" curve up a wall. D. marginata could be used for that too. Very flexible stems.

Keep an eye on Pothos along a wall. The roots can realize there's something there and grow a root that sticks so well to the wall that it leaves a mark on the wall when pulled off. As long as you notice it, you can clip the root off.

It's so fun to do though. I have a long vine in my office that I'm thinking about running around the top of the wall.

Thanks for the warning , Tiffany !
I always take the plant down to water , this will allow me to control it .
But honestly, our walls don't look immaculate anyway
We would urgently need to renovate if it weren't such a hassle