Someone in the comments said they thought these were succulents and were imagining the propagation opportunities 😅3yr ⋅ Lilac_Fumes_ ⋅ r/matureplants
I was told you all would appreciate this 20ish year old pencil cactus4yr ⋅ Butt_Deadly ⋅ r/matureplants
Went out to a nursery and found the biggest Peace Lily I've ever seen. My dad for scale.2yr ⋅ FoxxyCleopatra75 ⋅ r/matureplants
Stumbled across this old jade hiding in the back corner of a local nursery. Apparently also acting as a pseudo broom stand...2yr ⋅ Ovrwhlmgly_Positiv ⋅ r/matureplants
I was encouraged to post my 14 year old varigated Hoya rope nameded Captain Tortellini (CT) here. He was my very first house plant.4yr ⋅ Allyreyn ⋅ r/matureplants
Found this beauty in the Garden of Yve Saint Laurent in Marrakech1yr ⋅ Kartoffelpuffer11 ⋅ r/matureplants
This is my in-law’s 36 year old silver queen. They bought it when they started dating.4yr ⋅ dani_vaso ⋅ r/matureplants
My Moms 20+ years old money tree she got for her wedding. Their marriage is thriving4yr ⋅ sucukbratteller ⋅ r/matureplants
Fiddle leaf fig tree at the county clerks office, Fort Worth Texas4yr ⋅ Botanical_animal ⋅ r/matureplants
What is this money plant variety that has been growing for over 15 years on my friend’s house?2yr ⋅ SuddenGuitar8141 ⋅ r/matureplants
Spotted this beauty for sale on my walk home from work. $5 and a talk with a nice elderly man later and I have this honking schefflera. He said it was more than 25 years old. Any tips for care would be greatly appreciated — never had a plant this old and I want to keep it strong!2yr ⋅ cheap_sunglasses_NYC ⋅ r/matureplants
That's a unit of a foxtail asparagus! Found in the greenhouse of a local nursery.4yr ⋅ zaliasbriedis ⋅ r/matureplants
This magnificent Thai constellation. In my small hometown greenhouse. 🙊3yr ⋅ mcfly2198 ⋅ r/matureplants
Can’t believe this guy has withstood English weather. London UK.1yr ⋅ ladyraqofbattersea ⋅ r/matureplants
My best friend’s beautiful fiddle that I’m obsessed with. Her name is Fiona because the name represents ‘home’.4yr ⋅ Cvirdy ⋅ r/matureplants
From the 100+ houseplants my mom has, this is here biggest pride. A donkey tail. 40+ years of love and caring.4yr ⋅ Tijn92 ⋅ r/matureplants
My parent’s 40 year old fiddle leaf fig tree. It was a housewarming gift when they moved in.5yr ⋅ RosenpugTrashDog ⋅ r/matureplants
13 year old Banana Tree in southern Indiana. Me for scale and I’m 5’115yr ⋅ LadyKakes ⋅ r/matureplants
My grandmother’s mystery cactus and her lost baby arms. I’d say that she’s around 50 years old. My grandmother is the one who passed me the green thumb so having this plant makes me feel closer to her4yr ⋅ 26second-espresso ⋅ r/matureplants
Saw this guy for the first time the other day at the uni I've been at since 2008.2yr ⋅ HenRob_6327 ⋅ r/matureplants
Mama Pilea towering recent pups at 3feet tall. This beauty is almost 3yrs old and is a gift that keeps on giving!! 🤩🙌🏼4yr ⋅ dliza55 ⋅ r/matureplants
Hello! Remember those Casuarina glauca 'Cousin It' I posted? I found more!4yr ⋅ ShiniestUnicorn ⋅ r/matureplants
As I say goodbye to this rental property, I say goodbye to this massive Golden Pothos, had to capture this!3yr ⋅ softplxnts ⋅ r/matureplants
I was just gifted this enormous jade by a client from my plant maintenance business. She claims it's only 11 years old, but I don't buy it. Scale isn't obvious, but it's around 5 ft tall.4yr ⋅ Wickedlovlie ⋅ r/matureplants
Biggest ZZ plant I've ever seen! Over 20 years old. I'm 5'7 for scale.4yr ⋅ DirtyPaladin ⋅ r/matureplants
My aunt kept this areca palm in her apartment in the 1970s; it's been taller than my parents' house for years.1yr ⋅ StepfordMisfit ⋅ r/matureplants
I hear you guys like old Christmas cacti! My Oma’s is 52 years old, came from a small cutting she snuck from Netherlands when she immigrated to America. Even after a large trim, it still blooms like crazy.4yr ⋅ pandasprout ⋅ r/matureplants
Work is getting new lobby plants and the HR lady said I could have the corn plants3yr ⋅ yourgypsysoul ⋅ r/matureplants
Had this bromeliad for around 8 years and it's taller than me!11mo ⋅ DesignerJackfruit647 ⋅ r/matureplants
Chinese Evergreen in my bosses office that he’s had since 1989–I call her Taylor Swift4yr ⋅ smeldorf ⋅ r/matureplants
I was informed by a fellow Redditor that you guys might like this! My almost 6 feet tall Dragon Bone Euphorbia, Grown from a cutting.4yr ⋅ fuji_ikagi ⋅ r/matureplants
Giant blooming cactus in my uncle’s backyard. It’s been there as long as I can remember (6 ft fence for scale)5yr ⋅ kashia_renn ⋅ r/matureplants
Help me find a new home for this massive Norfolk pine. My mom is moving to a smaller home and doesn’t have the ceiling height to take this Norfolk pine with her. Details below.2yr ⋅ Faerbera ⋅ r/matureplants
I see both your “absolute unit” posts, and I raise you this literal monster of a ponytail palm4yr ⋅ beerista_13 ⋅ r/matureplants
One of my first plants, my tradescantia has grown a vine that I just measured to be 10.8 ft in length! (I'm proud)4yr ⋅ DeagleCakes ⋅ r/matureplants
My aunt’s 50+ year old Christmas cactus that was propagated from a cutting of my great grandma’s, which was in turn propagated from a cutting of my great-great grandma’s! And now I have a cutting of my own!4yr ⋅ lupine_and_laurel ⋅ r/matureplants
I've seen plenty of big jade trees. But have you ever seen an 11ft small-leaved jade tree before? Perth, WA.1yr ⋅ ReverieRainbow ⋅ r/matureplants
This yucca I just picked up from someone on eBay for £30 is a bit of a beast!4yr ⋅ jonny-p ⋅ r/matureplants
my mom’s decade old Aloe Vera — love how utilitarian these plants can be4yr ⋅ 69reasons420 ⋅ r/matureplants
I thought everyone here would appreciate this enormous fiddle leaf fig!3yr ⋅ brandonguerradrums ⋅ r/matureplants
Photo from my local nursery. The jade plant at the bottom is wild!4yr ⋅ SnooTangerines8399 ⋅ r/matureplants
Inspired by another golden pothos pic! Look at this giant beauty!! Me for scale4yr ⋅ savillas ⋅ r/matureplants
Fiance gave away lemons on Facebook, in return was offered some plants... cannot believe the size of this Jade plant!2yr ⋅ cinderellafellover ⋅ r/matureplants
Can anyone tell me what this gorgeous succulent is? Found in a park in central California.2yr ⋅ allstarmom02 ⋅ r/matureplants
My Nepenthes has gotten so big that I've had to move it to a mop bucket.4yr ⋅ crystal_dinosaur ⋅ r/matureplants
4 year old rat tail cactus. I found it locally on Facebook a month ago. It even bloomed cute flowers!4yr ⋅ sindhuh ⋅ r/matureplants
I rescued a tree that might have been too big for my living space.4yr ⋅ Redwallchris ⋅ r/matureplants
Mature form Monstera adansonii found on Facebook—this form has much larger fenestrations. No wonder people always think they are M. obliqua.4yr ⋅ ObjectionablyObvious ⋅ r/matureplants
Left my plants for a month to go on a long bike ride, came home to find this guy in full 'bloom'!2yr ⋅ polishprocessors ⋅ r/matureplants
This silver maple in my neighborhood is majestic and the photo doesn't do it justice. Age is estimated to be 120-170 years old based on trunk circumference.2yr ⋅ Jenipherocious ⋅ r/matureplants
Found this stunning Christmas Cactus at a church we are attending a wedding at. They couldn’t tell me anything about it’s age but said it always bloomed on time lol4yr ⋅ cheezedragon25 ⋅ r/matureplants
'Tis the season! My grandmother's 47 year old mango tree has never failed us - it produces hundreds of the sweetest mangos every year!4yr ⋅ contactlaura ⋅ r/matureplants
No idea how old this Christmas cactus is. Just happened to see it when I was out on a job site.4yr ⋅ Sudden_Serendipity ⋅ r/matureplants
My 32 year old Golden Pothos. (I’m 34!) Tough to get most of her in a pic. A gift from my lifelong best friend’s mother when she sold their childhood home.4yr ⋅ mscatamaran ⋅ r/matureplants
Saved this beauty a few years ago from a neighbor's trash. Would love opinions on its age.8mo ⋅ miz0909 ⋅ r/matureplants
Look at this beauty! From being sun burn and over water to this ♥️2yr ⋅ evilkateatspuppy ⋅ r/matureplants
ID label said the owner got it as a thumb sized cutting in 1989 - Cyphostemma sp.5yr ⋅ lyssian ⋅ r/matureplants
Does it count if it’s outgrown (destroyed) its pot? Trying to split this plant(s) at work, thoughts and prayers please4yr ⋅ TealPixie ⋅ r/matureplants
