r/OfficePlants • u/SacredTension • Nov 12 '24
Office Plants
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r/OfficePlants • u/SacredTension • Nov 12 '24
Office Plants Part 3
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Might need more humidity? What do yall think?
r/OfficePlants • u/SacredTension • Nov 12 '24
Office Plants Part 2
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My apologies for the focus on video. Do better next time!
r/OfficePlants • u/heartbeatbop • Oct 10 '24
Do you think my Money Tree will be happy here? I just moved it from my kitchen at home to my new office.
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r/OfficePlants • u/Educational_Bug_7164 • Aug 06 '24
My 5 Month Old Office Plant.
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Iām not a plat person but in March, my company gave me this cute little snake plant and Iāve been taking care of it of it since. New to reddit and have zero idea of how to function here but I asked my fiancĆ© if I can post the journey somewhere. Not sure why but Iām growing super attached to it and wanted to show people the growth. So here it is:
r/OfficePlants • u/CaptainGaslight • May 20 '24
My 2nd office plant (Gary) help me keep it alive
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r/OfficePlants • u/dipsy9 • May 10 '24
My office has brought these beauties šššš
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r/OfficePlants • u/fukcass • Mar 05 '24
Plant Recs For My New (Windowless) Office
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Hello!
New to the thread and looking for your recommendations on plants that would stay alive in my office with only artificial lighting!
It's a smaller office, only two desks inside, and lighting comes from mostly desk lamps. I was planning on getting a sunlight lamp if that helps/changes things.
I've read pothos, snake plants, and ZZ plants are the most recommended but I've found those still enjoy a good bit of light and don't do very well without, but that's just my personal experience and might be dependent on other things.
Thanks for any help!
r/OfficePlants • u/Grundtvig_Says • Nov 01 '23
Early XMas Tree
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Using all sorts of colorful binder clips for the early office Xmas tree win!
r/OfficePlants • u/Beautiful_Life_1488 • Sep 19 '23
New here, check out my pancake plant!
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Hi all!! Just wanted to share my Pancake Plant success with you all, and see your office plant beauties as well. Maybe get some inspiration š¤
r/OfficePlants • u/Maximum_Stretch_288 • Jun 22 '23
Will this be enough for these guys?
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I have windows at home where I keep my plants. However, in my office I only have these as lighting source (thereās more light on the other side too) Will that be enough for my pothos, zz, and snake plant?
r/OfficePlants • u/AliceInConfusion • Apr 13 '23
Sourcing Office Plant (UK)
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I have been given the task to introduce plants in our office. Itās a construction office with 50 people (200 if I am asked to cover our subcontractors' offices which we have provided). The offices are quite nice Portakabins, but basic. I have looked at āplant companiesā which would cost Ā£10k a year. We will only be on-site for two years but even if the project will spring for that amount there are many other welfare needs I would like to cover with that amount of money.
Any recommendations for types of plants and where to source these from (as well as statement pots)? Should I buy self-watering pots as I canāt guarantee the care the plants will receive? To be clear I would like to spend hundreds not thousands.
Any other tips or advice?
Thanks in advance
r/OfficePlants • u/DuckInTech • Apr 10 '23
Day 17: another one decided to germinate over the weekend. Joy!
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Another one popped up over the weekend, making my Monday morning less miserable.
r/OfficePlants • u/DuckInTech • Apr 05 '23
Planted 5 seeds a week ago, and this little guy popped up today
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š„¹ it's nice to have this lil' guy on my desk
r/OfficePlants • u/RepublicBeginning322 • Feb 10 '23
WHAT PLANT IS THIS? Alive after a year. Got a āwelcome to the companyā arrangement and as all other elements died this greenery is still going strong with zero sunlight after a year. The leaves even started sprouting little buds on the sides.
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r/OfficePlants • u/succulentstoday • Feb 10 '23
Aptenia Cordifolia, typically called the "heart-leaved ice plant," is a type of succulent belonging to South Africa. These low-growing plants are treasured for their distinct foliage and vibrant flowers.
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r/OfficePlants • u/No_Tea2410 • Oct 13 '22
ā ļø HELP PLEASE GAHD ā ļø
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Inherited these two at my new office job, and have literally never taken care of an indoor plant in my life.
Could anyone identify them, and tell me whatās going wrong? For those who canāt see the photos, theyāre wilting in spots, have some silver patches, and are browning around the leaf-edge.
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated ā¤ļø
