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The leaves do look similar to that, but my plant looks too tall and the blooms might be too small. :\ Is there a possibility that this plant is a hybrid of something?

This plant has finally started to bloom! Here's some pictures of it: It's a lot taller now and I still rotate it as it leans toward the sun too much. (It was rotated before I took this picture.) I still don't know what type of plant it is.

Here's a view of the top of the plant: It has these little growths on top of some of the top leaves.

It does look like it had another stem but it was trimmed off before I got it. On the lower end of the plant, the leaves are small and all the big leaves have grown since I've got it. Is there a possibility that it only blooms once a year? I looked up Kolanchoe plants, and they look similar to...

I looked that plant up, and it doesn't look like it. :( After I posted this thread, I did some more research, and I was thinking it might be a Neverdie plant. I'm not 100% sure, but it at least looks very similar.

I was wondering if anyone knew what type of plant this is. I got it at a thrift store with no details on what it might be. It's been growing fast and it appears to like water a lot. A leaf had fallen off of it, and I put the leaf in water and it grew roosts, so it can reproduce like that. I just...

That is the flower that I get on the mother plant to this plant. I see they typically bloom first, then start producing the babies and leaves. On this plant, I didn't see the flower before the leaves started growing on that shoot, which I find odd.

So the much thicker shoot is normal? I've only had the mother to this plant for almost two years now, and I haven't seen anything like this yet. On this plant, it had a baby when I originally clipped it at the end of last year. I recently clipped it's baby because it was nearly as big as it and...

I was working on my Spider Plants today and I realized that my second to biggest/oldest Spider Plant had a growth that was similar to a shoot, but was much thicker than what the shoots usually are. Also, it had leaves on the end, and I don't remember it ever blooming. I just moved this plant to...

Thank you so much for your help! That article you shared was very helpful! According to that article, I think my lilies are the Buttered Popcorn. I went out and measured mine, and they are 6 inches (to almost 7 inches) across on the bloom like that article had said. Also, these lilies are in...

A few years back, I picked up some lily bulbs at a fair and planted them in my garden. I don't know what the lilies are called and was wondering if anyone had any ideas. They are a big yellow lily that is only open for a day. They're much bigger than my other daylilies, including my Tiger Lily...

Ok! That's too bad that I might get a tart apple, though. I'm kinda doing it more of the fun of it anyways. I think that it'd be very cool just to say that I grew an apple tree from a seed. About grafting, me and my brother was actually talking about grafting other branches into it when it's...

Ok.

I tried digging down as far as I could, but because of the Hemlock's roots, I couldn't get very far or wide. I think a couple of the apple tree's roots broke while I was trying to get it out. I hope that it'll be ok. I now got it in a five-gallon bucket with holes and very rich soil. I got a...

Ok. The five-gallon bucket that I'm using already had holes in the bottom. :)

Thank you! Thank you! I am! 😁 Thank you!

Wow! Amazing! I don't think I've heard of him, but if he's involved in MOFGA, I'll probably hear of him. 😁

Ok! Thanks so much for the help! Would a five gallon bucket work? The apple tree is growing in between roots of a Hemlock tree. Would both trees be ok if any of their roots accidentally got damaged from me digging?

Thanks! Eliot Coleman? I'm not quite sure. Who is he?

I'm not old, and I could read that perfectly.... o_O I'm 20..... Good 'ol homeschool!!!! The curriculum that me and my siblings use teaches cursive. It's A.C.E. :cool: