🦎🐍🌿 #Plants for #Reptile Enclosures Reptiles (and #snakes!) love plants too. In a #bioactiveterrarium /enclosure, plants can: ✨ Provide climbing & hiding spots for security ✨ Add aesthetic beauty to the setup ✨ Offer edible options for herbivores & omnivores 🌴 Tropical / Humid Setups (#geckos, snakes, anoles, tree #frogs, dart frogs) Bromeliads Pothos (durable climber) Philodendrons Creeping Fig (Ficus pumila) Calathea / Maranta (Prayer Plants) Ferns Spider Plants Peperomias Tradescantia (Wandering Dude) Orchids 🌵 Desert / Arid Setups (#beardeddragons, leopard geckos, uromastyx, some snakes) Haworthia Echeveria Sedum (Stonecrops) Opuntia (Prickly Pear Cactus — edible pads/fruit!) Agave (small, non-spiny types) Aloe vera (moderation only) ⚠️ What’s safe for reptiles isn’t always safe for cats & dogs. For example, pothos and philodendrons are reptile-safe, but toxic to mammals. Do any of you have reptiles?

Let's talk frustrations. .what are some of your frustrations with having houseplants, or gardening? Do you have tips n tricks that has helped you with dealing with other frustrations??? Share them here!

Getting ready to start desert rose seed an jacaranda seed . Getting humidity right an temperature

Why do you collect plants? Why do you love plants? Is it surface level, or deeper? For me it started for me when I was a teenager, but my love really"blossomed' (see what I did there?)🤣🤣 I think after I had my first divorce and my son and I were having alot of problems. Plants dont talk back, plants don't argue, they are pretty simple creatures, and they know what they want and if you know them, they may just help you when you need them to. But after all I've been through in my life, they are a reminder that I am strong enough to get through all that life throws at me, and they will be there too to help out if I need it. 😉 🥰❤️