Any of you here own and take care of your plants, inside your home? If you do, how many do you have? Fake/plastic plants don't count. Outdoor plants don't count. If you have a plant that you sometimes place indoors, sometimes out on a patio/porch, you can count that. By "plants," I mean any species in the kingdom Plantae, but do not include fungi, bacteria, etc. less

Any of you here own and take care of your plants, inside your home? If you do, how many do you have? Fake/plastic plants don't count. Outdoor plants don't count. If you have a plant that you sometimes place indoors, sometimes out on a patio/porch, you can count that. By "plants," I mean any species in the kingdom Plantae, but do not include fungi, bacteria, etc. less

I have 3 Avacado Trees that I started from pits between one and two years ago, they're still short enough to need an end table for height! Then, I have a Pothos hanging at the top of my staircase overlooking my downstairs living room, it has a couple of vines that stretch the full length of the top floor and are hanging into the room below.

Then there is my kitchen window, the only window in the house that gets proper light to really grow anything! I have 2 tiny Aloe Vera plants that I've been growing from seed since Christmas 2010 (they are still under an inch tall though), a "Burning Love Bush" that has been going for over a year, it is also still pretty tiny though, it needs a larger planter! I also have a Stevia plant that fared the winter pretty well inside! I bought it last spring and it spent the summer outside, then got moved inside in September and has been happy to live in my window ever since. Lastly, I just bought myself a "palm-like" plant that I have yet to identify...I paid $2.97 for it at Winco and it's labeled "Misc greenery" from a local greenhouse, lol.

I've always liked the "cheap" plants, because then I don't feel bad when I kill them and if they thrive, I have the luxury of a gorgeous plant for super cheap! I paid a whopping $0.75 for my Pothos last year at WalMart because it was nearly dead and only had 4 leaves left. I transferred it into a nice big hanging planter and away it went after a few weeks of "recovery" in my kitchen window! less