RyanVolle Posted April 8, 2014 (edited) Hey, wassup, guys? So in this post, I'm gonna post an update in my container gardens but I'm also gonna need your help in ID-ing plants (but this isn't urgent or anything) and your help in solving some of my problems. The tallest one is Kalanchoe delagoensis. I have had this species for 3 years in a row now and it's on of the oldest species I got. There's a group of Clorophytum comosum on the lower right and the one that kinda looks like a flower is a Plectranthus amboinicus. Close-up shot highlighting C. comosum Even closer (P. amboinicus) Two variations of C. comosum one is still small and one is a lot bigger but got some of its leaves eaten by a lizard but it's gone now. Some sort of fern (?) ? It just came to me randomly Moss (?) and another fern (?) ? Again, these are random. I got the moss from my order of carnivorous plants as well as the ferns, I think. That's my really old Zingiber officianale. I'm not sure how old but I'm sure it's been more than a year. i'm actually waiting for it to flower. Any tips? Close-up shot of the base. P. amboinicus and the other fern (?). An Acanthocereus tetragonus cutting from a while back because the mother plant died from shade. It is about the same size from when I took the cutting until I moved it to a sunnier spot then the little pups (correct term?) came out. Barrel cactus (?). Oh look! Two pups :D Cactus (?) Wee! A lot of pups :D The tall one is a Salvia hispanica. It's the tallest Chia I've ever had. Klanachoe sp. on the right and Euphorpia hirta on the left. Sansevieria trifasciata? Doing well with an off shoot. Another variation of C. comosum. It's a bamboo (?)... I think. Doing pretty well, though. The other variation of C. comosum. This, too, got eaten by a lizard. It's the mustard I got from the principal as a gift on our retreat. There actually three the other two were frail but not anymore :D Orange? Calamondin? Probably orange. Hylocereus undatus the dragon fruit. They seem to by happy in that spot. Kalanchoe pinnata (veify?) Are those white spots burns? Bird's nest (?) There's something wrong here. They have white spots and the leaves are dying. S. trifasciata having two pups now and H. undatus seemingly dry. Black spots from the next picture Dwarf calamondin (?) doing badly. Any cause and solution? Underside of another leaf of the same dwarf calamondin (?) as above. C. comosum (left), Orange (?) or calamondin (?) (middle), and ??? (?) (right most) ??? (?) (middle, the one in red pot) and Orianum vulgare. I need (but not urgently, there's no rush on ID-ing) an ID on all those with (?) If you need help understanding my post, please don't hesitate to ask. Edited April 8, 2014 by RyanVolle Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
