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Share your plant recovery tales and root for each other as we nurse our leafy friends back to health
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Rose bush noobie needs help. I just recently decided to try my hand at rose bushes. The yellow one took off! The red EMO one that refuses to progress still maintains its wick but it’s slowly but surely fading. Is there a solution to my problem?
Is there any way to save this airplant? It's browning at the base. Is it dying?
So angel here has been on the STRUGGLE bus, And I’ve basically ignored her the last few weeks figuring I’d toss her out eventually. Well this morning I spot this little shoot! Could this plant have been dormant? Tips for waking her up correctly? Thanks planty friends! 🫶
So, I’m living in New York and only have NORTH FACING WINDOWS. Therefore, my plants that prefer at least partial sun are not getting any sun. I want them to grow big and beautiful so am considering grow lights and would appreciate any good guidance for a beginner. If it’s any help these are the plants I have: Rubber Plant Ponytail Palm Prayer Plant Corn Plant Velvet Leaf Philodendron
How do I save this plant? This is my little brothers string of pearls, and I’m not that great with plants either but it looks a little bald.. I don’t know how often he waters it but it is on the windowsill so it gets a lot of sun. How can I make it look full and the pearls look plump and healthy?
Is there any hope for my elephant plant?
i’m pretty sure my peace lily has root rot 😔, any tips on how to save it
This is what’s left of my cast iron. The stems are still moist but the leaves were burnt by the sun so I cut them all off. I moved it to the back yard so it only gets about 2-3 hours of sun. Fertilized with Epsom salt once a month. What can’t I do to get her back healthy?
Hi all! I’ve had this sago palm for around 20 years. Recently when repotting it into a larger terracotta pot, I made the mistake of burying the bulb at its base. I uncovered it and it is not rotted, and I plan to repot it to a tropical/succulent potting mix. Can I please have advice on how to best care for my sago and bring it back to health?
I just got this spider plant from my mother-in-law. Is it normal it now has the brown on the end of the leaves? Could it be from moving it to a new location? It didnt have it before.
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i saw this begonia maculata struggling in lowe's clearance section and wanted to try and save it but i was way over my head. it had root rot so i repotted when i got home and now the tops are shriveled. can anyone help?
New plant parent here. I got this holiday cactus from my husbands grandmother when she passed. It has always looked kind of sad to me. Can anyone help me with this one? Thank you in advance!
Advice needed on helping my alocasia frydeck look less sad :( She was doing fine throughout the winter until about 2 months ago she dropped 2 out of 3 leaves and this leaf grew from the 3rd. No other leaves have been sprouting and I’m feeling pretty defeated. Nothing in my routine has changed at all until those leaves dropped. I tried watering more frequently and giving more fertilizer still no success. There are no signs of root rot, pests, or other issues I can see. She currently sits in front of an east facing window as well as under a grow light. I also have had her in chunky soil since I got her. Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated! I heard it’s common for these plants to go down to one leaf but I just don’t know how to make her thrive.
My Easter Cactus, Cookie seems like she is sick... But I don't know what's wrong with her! Anyone have any suggestions on what to try? Extra info: she is about 1 year old, not in Bloom season, sunlight in area: About full -- first picture: ontop POV second picture: side POV
Advice needed! I rescued this Flaming Katy from a friend who was ready to throw it out. It was way overwatered and the leaves were turning yellow and dropping. I cut off all the yellow leaves, repotted in some dry soil, and it’s been starting to see some great new growth (second picture), so I thought we were out of the woods. I looked this morning and realized the stem bases are rotting, basically black at this point. I was surprised because the new growth has been doing so well. How should I save it? Do I need to just chop and prop above the black to let it grow new roots?
We inherited these two Bird of Paradise plants (I think that’s what they are). What do I need to do to get them back to a healthier state? I think they’re under watered but are the pots way too small too? Should they be staked? They’re both leaning on those lamps 🙃
Just wanted to share about this plant I rescued from the Lowe’s clearance rack. All of the leaves and stems were rotting and gross, but look at her now! She’s in a nice chunky soil mix enjoying 14 hrs of grow light love a day.
Okay guys, this time it’s gonna happen. I’m gonna save one of my plants. Isaac has been drooping a lot lately, but he still has plenty of green, so I’ve repotted him and I really hope and pray I can save him. His old soil was so dry, it was killing him