unnamed string of pearls
3 weeks
Not enough light
“the shop said bright indirect. my bathroom said no.”
crispy-queen · 11 Jun
the back pages
The graveyard
A memorial wall for houseplants that didn't make it. Read the eulogies, leave a flower on the ones that hit home — and if you lost one, bury it here with its honest cause of death, because honesty is how the next one survives.
6 plants remembered here. Zero judged.
carl the cactus
2023 – 2026
Drowned with love
“a cactus. i drowned a cactus. i have to live with that.”
succulent-sam · 9 Jun
miss minty
2025 – 2026
The cat
“survived two winters. did not survive whiskers discovering the windowsill.”
overwaterer-in-recovery · 8 Jun
steve (basil, supermarket)
2026 – 2026
Drowned with love
“everyone said supermarket basil is born to die. i still thought we had something.”
plantparent92 · 6 Jun
the 11-day calathea
11 days
Bad vibes, probably
“the journal literally started because of you. your death was not in vain.”
leafdad · 4 Jun
gerald the fern
2024 – 2026
Forgot it existed
“you hung in the one corner i never look at. that was on me, gerald.”
fern-fiona · 2 Jun
The burial form
Lost one recently? Give it a proper goodbye: name, dates, honest cause of death, a few last words. A human reads every memorial before it appears — usually within a day. Keep it kind; we mourn plants here, not people.