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Hi all, Iâve bought my plant around 2-3 weeks ago and although the tag says to water it 2x a week, Planta app said it should be every 12 days, so Iâve been keeping an eye on it so itâs not too dry. Iâve noticed however a few yellow leaves and even with the infrequent watering (making sure the soil is not damp), Planta app said iâve overwatered my plant. Does anyone know if this is indeed the case?
I usually keep my calathea medallion away from the window because I donât want to sunburn her leaves, but on some recent rainy days I put her on the sill. Safe to say she LOVED IT.
Iâve got these two gorgeous gals on my north screened lanai in Central Florida. They are thriving and I hope to expand to some other varieties!
hi everyone, this is my calethea ornata. iâve had this plant for a little over a month and a half and noticed at the bottom of the leaves there are many drops of sticky residue and small grains. i was wondering if this is normal or am i doing something wrong?
My calathea receives filtered light - my snake plants are above her. She looks great on top but the undergrowth is all brown and wilted. I bought a moisture meter and I keep her at about 55 percent humidity. Should I bottom water? Iâm confused since both under and overwatering look the same. Help?!?
Wanted to share my lemon lime baby, I believe sheâs doing great! Fairly new to prayer plants, open to feedback đ±âșïž
Is this enough light for my rattlesnake calathea? It's in a north facing window and I'd hate for it to revert/fade (do they do that?)
Hi! I just bought this gorgeous plant at the farmers market on Sunday. It was so healthy and happy I knew I needed to incorporate it to my small plant family. Transportation was a little rough but she held up. Five days later, most of her leaves are sagging and Iâm not sure why. Sheâs in partial sun/shade. The lady told me to water once a week 32 oz. Help! Anyone know what Iâm doing wrong?
So I am a new peacock plant mom and Iâm stressing out lolll. Iâm not sure whatâs going on with the plant I donât know if sheâs dying I donât know if sheâs infested. Can somebody help? âą why the back of my leaves are sticky and smell very sweet âą why am I seeing holes on one of my leaves? And also some Browning on a few of my other leaves âą also like this white fuzz that has grown on my plan yet my plants still look healthy
And hereâs my Maranta crew! I have such a soft spot for these plants because before I ever knew how to take care of plants properly, these were some of the few plants that would always thrive with me. They would always be big and have blooms. When they died eventually, it was always because they got infested, and I didnât know how to properly treat plants for bugs without killing the bugs AND the plant đ€Ł. I decided to try my luck with them again once I started using Planta. So far so good! đ. I even treated myself to a lemon-lime
My Calathea crew - illustris, rosy and medallion. I bought the Medallion from Home Depot and recently noticed almost all the leaves were sagging. It turned out the soil (I think itâs peat) had become resistant to absorbing water. Iâve had this problem with a couple other plants I bought there over the summer and each time I didnât notice until they were completely wilted. I should really get in the habit of repotting their plants once I bring them home.
I have been spending some time thinking my maranta has been struggling. A few of the last leaves were very small, a couple browned and didnât unfurl. Then all the sudden I walk up to my plant today and this is what I see! I didnât know these flower! Still need to figure out what to do with these browning stems and leaves that stopped growing. But definitely celebrating this little flower right now!
This prayer plant is on steroids!
This is my first calathea! When I repotted this morning, I found that she has been in a dense soil in her nursery pot but her roots were actually really healthy. I've also read that these guys like damp soil. But I'm still worried about root rot. I mixed 1 part its original dense soil mix with 1 part of my usual aroid mix.. Should that be okay?
Hello! I just got this app mostly to find out why my plant is crispy but seemingly healthy otherwise? It has been like this for like a year
Is there any hope for this guy? đ© I believe itâs a prayer plant I split it from the main plant (which is healthy) but this guy just isnât perking up or anything. Iâm at a loss of what to do
I went to my favorite nursery yesterday for some plant therapy and the whole way there I told myself youâre not buying anymore plants, youâre just looking. lol!!! Who was I kidding?!? đ when I saw this little bb there was absolutely no way she wasnât coming home with me. What a BEAUT!!â Iâve never seen a Mosiaca before! đđđ
I am so in love with this Stromanthe Triostar! I bought her with lots of crisping, no new growth, root rot, and mealy bugs. In just two weeks I saw massive improvement and root growth. Now, a month later, the first new leaf is fully emerged. I even see a new rhizome growing (Iâm using a clear pot)! I included the other picture so you could see the gorgeous magenta backs âš
Hey!!!!!! Dr. Planta says this is from lime sensitivity⊠but I only use rain water or distilled. Do yâall think these masks are just from low humidity, or another problem (pest, fungus, etc) Thanks!!!!
another huge bucket list plant checked offđ iâll take all the tips i can get cause iâd be so sad if he dies. I only have north facing windows, will he be okay inside if i mist regularly? anything else i should know?
