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Woodnote_ t1_j5ykw0i wrote

I can just give you some cuttings. I have some rooted monsteras and I need to cut back my pothos and philandendron plants. Let me know!

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[deleted] OP t1_j5ypi5q wrote

Thank you!! That is very kind of you. I appreciate it :) I’ll PM you

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Klutzy-Job6794 t1_j5yuolk wrote

I also have rooted begonia and another cutting of inchplant that I can give you. :)

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SydGreenleaf t1_j601e4y wrote

i hate to jump on to this but I would also friggin love a rooted monstera ...

i have a very light colored arrowhead that flourishes if anyone wants a cutting (':

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Woodnote_ t1_j60hi8u wrote

I can definitely make some more cuttings of the monstera! I’m trying to keep mine as a nice central stalk but it REALLY wants to grow extra branches so I have to trim it a lot.

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cheddercaves t1_j5yjwgc wrote

Its only about 45 minutes away, But you should go to Logees, The ULTIMATE plant store in CT

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degggendorf t1_j5yler0 wrote

It is an amazing place - at least as much a museum as a store - but I don't think they're particularly cheap.

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[deleted] OP t1_j5yrh8p wrote

Omg I went to Logee’s only once and was floored with how beautiful it was.

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cheddercaves t1_j660l9r wrote

I went in the summer! It was 103 inside the green houses!

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timberlinerecordings t1_j5zvd9e wrote

Logees is great, but nearly impossible to duplicate the environment they grow their plants in realisticaly. I get gift certificates often enough, but the plants don't seem to survive.

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grem111 t1_j5yiu3n wrote

Keep an eye out for people selling online to on like Facebook marketplace and stuff. Sometimes stuff is marked up but other times there are good deals

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SydGreenleaf t1_j601jmt wrote

Or Nextdoor/Oakill Neighbor app!

Neighbors post free plants all the time - I got a smol jade tree recently!

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[deleted] OP t1_j5yris7 wrote

Good idea! Didn’t even think of that.

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listen_youse t1_j5yiy5y wrote

If you have any friends who have houseplants, it's just a matter of time until one of them will be happy to give you cuttings that you can root and grow. Buy soil and pots at Job Lot. Avocado pits are instant houseplants. Look online for how to grow one.

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Pure_Barracuda2279 t1_j5yogbm wrote

Brigg's and Peckham's are both great options! Also there are quite a few facebook groups aimed at selling plants as well! A few groups I know are Plant BST: Rhode Island and Rare + Unusual Plants BST New England!

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[deleted] OP t1_j5yqdlv wrote

I always forget about Briggs!!! I haven’t checked it out yet, thanks for the reminder

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Pure_Barracuda2279 t1_j5yxd5v wrote

Briggs is great and honestly Peckham's is an experience with so many nooks and crannies! The few plants I have gotten from JJ's have either been terribly cared for or full of pests so I just avoid them now due to how overpriced their things are!

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craftyxena73 t1_j5z1u8k wrote

Join the facebook buy nothing group in your area. I see plant and cuttings being given away there.

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waninggib t1_j5yfusl wrote

Trader Joe’s

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TheSuspiciousOwl t1_j5zrdm5 wrote

I have a basil plant that is struggling but it's been around so long I can't bring myself to use it for cooking . I just give it words of encouragement.🥹

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[deleted] OP t1_j620xaj wrote

I am constantly giving my little ones words of encouragement.

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cheddercaves t1_j5yk06f wrote

I also am not sure when its opening, but a friend of mine is opening a plant store on Broadway Across the street from Broadway Liqours.

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[deleted] OP t1_j5yrdey wrote

Ah! That’s exciting!! I’ll keep an eye out

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JeffFromNH t1_j5yy21f wrote

There's a local houseplant exchange group on The Face Book. I joined it, but haven't participated yet. They allow for selling, as well as giving away for free.

Also, look into a local Buy Nothing group. I have participated in mine, both giving away and receiving. It's a a very positive worldwide movement!

I joined my group on Facebook. Look yours up here:

https://buynothingproject.org/find-a-group

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brogaant t1_j5zjdpv wrote

Briggs in North Attleboro! You can get a coffee and wander for hours in there!

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summerchilde t1_j61urhe wrote

The East Providence Library Weaver branch has a plant "library" where you can get free cuttings.

Briggs is a good place to go. Could spend a good amount of time in there. The cafe is nice.

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[deleted] OP t1_j63se33 wrote

Where is the plant library there?! I used to go to that library at least once a week and never noticed it.

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summerchilde t1_j64aw27 wrote

Through the front doors then a right to the main area and go all the way to the back right.

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noungning t1_j60276b wrote

In the summer, Aldi has some super cheap and nice houseplants. Sadly in the winter, they do not have any. If you can hold off you can get huge plants for $15.

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JessicleK t1_j60tlug wrote

I kill all houseplants but I have a ton of different kinds of succulents growing outdoors if you need any. They do fine indoors with lots of sun.

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West_Economics_856 t1_j64il8f wrote

I don’t remember how expensive the selection was at Briggs Garden Center in Attleboro but they have a great selection and location. You can stop at a cafe inside the greenhouse and I believe it was more affordable than Jordan’s jungle. gif

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