for this distance ... they dont look all that bad ... but we need closer pix .... for IDing ....

your location will help us tell you about being outside ...

there is a houseplant forum ...

do those pots have drainage ... holes in the bottom???

sometimes.. plants bought at florists.. do not work out in the long run ... but we need to ID it ...

welcome to the forums..

ken

You have ID'd the frst two already. The third is Kalanchoe blossfeldiana. Posting in the House Plants forum - or even just scrolling through a few of the posts - should get you all the care info you need.

You can also Google by botanical name to get care info (snake plant = Sansevieria).

Good Morning Everyone!

Heres a closer look at my 3 plants. I am currently located in Montreal,Canada so winter is super harsh but the plants have managed to pull through.

All 3 plants have 3 small holes of drainage.

Thank You Guys for your help!

Hope everyone has a happy Friday and an amazing weekend ☀️

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All your plants look perfectly fine, except for the mechanical damage to the snake plant.

I would consider if your potting soil is of proper quality and texture. Most bagged potting soil mixes are rather inferior products and are the primary contributor to houseplant decline due to excessive water retention. I'd check out some of the soil mixes you can make yourself discussed at length on the Container Gardening forum.....something like the 5-1-1 or gritty mix would be a better choice.

Re growing avocados, I've had excellent results just pushing the pit about halfway down into moistened potting mix, then enclosing the entire pot in a clear plastic bag and giving it bright light. It roots quickly for me this way. I remove the plastic bag once I see the pit sprout growth.