By now, with the colder temperatures, most of us have brought all our houseplants back indoors for the winter months. Getting them used to being back inside in the dry atmosphere can sometimes be a challenge.

Mostly black and white, but at one time it had some yellow before it faded.

... Hoping it roots and takes off growing again.

... but they are ready for natural sunshine and some rainwater. Mouse is helping me assess each one. 🤣

... I swung over to the garden center “just to look”.

... other lithops before these and I’m genuinely scared these won’t make it either. It’s not an easy plant. I’ve done my fair share of research but I think it’s one of those plants you really have to just

... back in a few places. She’s a beauty though!

... snagged this awesome planter at our local plant shop. Grow baby grow!

... tough to get a photo with natural light. They are all doing really well though. We have some lamps in our pantry and two shelves full of my plant babies!!! These little dudes were cuttings from a much

... orgeous!

... routing out lots of roots looking for water so it was time. Let’s hope they flourish on their own!

... light this morning.

... way it’s leaves bounce along in the breeze.

Little Booties!

New Plant Alert! I picked up this cutie and it’s pot at the local flower shop today. ...

Giving my plants some much needed light today. It's been tough getting enough sunshine for them during the winter. Hopefully I can rehab my succulents by springtime. @shinedojo does most of the work looking

Coleus Lovin

Zamioculcas is quite an exciting house plant.

kalanchoe, succulent portrait by @ameliabartlett see more in #macrophotography and submit your own to @photocontests Hi, I'm Amelia! It's nice to meet you. I'm a writer, minimalist, tiny home dweller,