Sami

over 1 year ago

**Hey everyone!** I could really use some plant wisdom. I have a peace lily that I’m trying to save. I split up the large plant into two separate pots with a mixed soil blend for good drainage, and both pots have drainage holes, so I thought I was doing everything right. But now, all of them have brown and yellow leaves at the tips, and I’m not sure what’s going wrong. I’ve tried caring for peace lilies before, but I’ve never had much luck. If anyone has tips—watering schedules, light preferences, anything—I’d really appreciate it!

Katie

over 1 year ago

Help!!! Jennifer my Calathea has new shoots ups and new leafs ready to unravel but there are crispy ends and 2 leafs now that have died i think. i got her a grow light and a humidifier but they don’t seem to be helping her. Any ideas???

Alex

over 1 year ago

Is this overwatering or under watering?? I snoozed the last water notification because the soil was damp still but now the top is very dry but the rest isn’t super dry…? She is in a south west facing window if that helps as well

Hi! I moved a week ago and my bf (😡) broke my Bird of Paradise!!!! The trunk snapped completely off of the roots, so now all I have is a ball of roots, is there any way to save it? Please help ☹️

Staying alive

Honestorchid

over 1 year ago

I just got this guy yesterday (repotted) too and noticed he was drooping. How can I help it recover from shock faster?

Godsgirl

over 1 year ago

Why do the leaves look like this? It looks like the color is going out of them. It’s not the brown color from being dry.

Plant helper

over 1 year ago

I recently bought a hydrangea from the store it was on clearance and looked savable. But after repotting it with a 10/90 mix of old soil and new potting soil I noticed it starting to droop. I have watered it not soaking as it was already super wet. It was enough water that the soil is moist, it gets sunlight in the evening hours and morning hours. I’m sure if the flowers should be cut off or some of the stems should be trimmed back. I also added cinnamon to the roots to help with any bacteria or fungus. Any advise is appreciated.

Oksana 🥎🍦🌱

over 1 year ago

Is the reason my arrowhead plant is super light green and curled up because of humidity? The humidity in my area today is 32% but later the week it’s supposed to be in the 50% and 60%

Tracey’s

over 1 year ago

I checked for root rot, thankfully there was none. So I repotted her and trimmed all the dead stems and leaves. She has perked up and looks happier. Thanks for all your help! I’ll let you know how she progresses. 😊

Mallarie E

over 1 year ago

I need some information on Lavender! I bought it for the benefits of keeping insects away. But it has rained so much, it is wilting. Can anyone give me advice on healing? ❤️‍🩹

SimplyAnita

over 1 year ago

Do I need to prune any of these leaves or anything?

Tracey’s

over 1 year ago

Hi 👋🏻, I received this plant from a friend a few months ago. She divided it and repotted it from her original very healthy plant. She doesn’t know what type of plant it is. It doesn’t seem happy and I’m not sure what to do, any suggestions? How can I save her?

Had this Flaming Katy since December and she lost all her flowers and is yellowing(?). Trying to not over water, recently repotted, and moved closer to my window. Any other suggestions?

Kaufmzaa

over 1 year ago

Is there any hope for my alocasisa , or should I think about replacing ? Thanks!

Oksana 🥎🍦🌱

over 1 year ago

Is this blackness on my spider plant caused by overwatering?

laura 🩷🪴

over 1 year ago

What was once a thriving creeping fig became a victim of neglect over the winter (oops). It has come a long way in one month, though! I’ve just moved it to my greenhouse cabinet and am hoping for more new growth to emerge. Time will tell! 🤞🏻

Em’s plant life

over 1 year ago

Hi, I recently received a Monstera Albo in the mail and I’m not sure what to do? The leaves look damaged possibly sunburn but I’m not certain. And I just found root rot. And It seems to be in general-purpose soil, and I’ve watered it once with Monstera plant food. I’d really appreciate any help to save it!

Hi, We moved and now there is only one North facing sliding door for sunlight and it has shade most of the day, I have brought “grow” lights to give extra light but Daphne, my Thanksgiving Cactus, has begun to get a few purple color leaves, so I change light spectrum & moved her so she get’s not so much light, I’m just at a loss w/all my plants b/c I don’t know how to get them the kind of light they need. I also re-potted her b/c her roots were coming through the root hole in first pot.

This was my grandmas plant on my mom’s side of the family, she had it for 8+ years. It was a gift that my dad bought her when she was in the hospital for chemo (not to be tmi but my parents are now divorced so it’s a semi-good memory of them being together and when my grandma was fighting for herself and made it at this time). It was in a room with little sunlight, a HUGE pot with no drainage soaked in water, and extremely dusty. It was beautiful though! Little to no problems when she was caring for it. She passed away last march and I took it home and thought I was doing a good thing by putting it in a new smaller pot with new freshened soil…. it most definitely does NOT like me. I’m really stressed obviously with the small story behind it and i’m really hoping it does not die under my care so please, ANY tips or tricks on how to save it or what i’m doing wrong is greatly appreciated. It’s located on my balcony with indirect light north facing.