I’m so happy to see that’s it’s growing healthy & growing new leaves. It’s my first plant so I feel quite accomplished.
I’m so happy to see that’s it’s growing healthy & growing new leaves. It’s my first plant so I feel quite accomplished.
I have an old snake plant that’s been around for a long time. I never fed it, if you can believe that. However, getting plugged in at Planta, I am fertilizing all my plants on a regular basis. I was shocked when my snake plant started, albeit slowly, putting out beautifully patterned new leaves. So don’t forget to fertilize! Here’s a picture of mine; you can see the difference between the old leaves and the lovely new leaves. Isn’t that just amazing?! 🤗💚🪴
2 likesWow! Look at that beauty ☺️! Planta App definitely makes me feel confident to keep my plants alive… I have overwatered or underwater plants so much before that I didn’t feel confident to keep any alive.
1 likeJust keep on trucking, Jay! It takes time and persistence to love and learn all about your plants, and that’s what Planta membership is all about. I’ve learned so much over the past few months that it just amazes me. Planta members are so friendly and so, so knowledgeable; sometimes it makes me feel just like an idiot… The things I don’t know and thought I did! Keep on asking questions and you’ll get good, solid answers. Best of luck, 🤗💚🪴
1 likeThank you for the vote of confidence! Definitely there so many knowledgeable folks in here! It’s all a learning experience and I’m a student at heart! ❤️
1 likeYou’re most welcome for that vote of confidence! I’m also a student at heart; that makes us confidantes in Planta! You are definitely going to be learning a lot from many members of this app.… Enjoy it! 🤗💚🪴
1 likeYou’ve got a couple of pups starting there. When you transplant next you’ll be able to snap those off and have new plants 😊
2 likesThat’s so cool! I’m still fairly new to taking care of plants on my own. So I’m excited to be able to transplant them to a new pot! Any tips I should be aware of?
0 likesI deal with fungal issues if I leave these guys outside. They are happiest on my screened in porch where they get a lot of bright indirect light. They are really easy plants and can do well in a variety of soils. Just be sure to fully let them dry out between watering and you’ll be great!
2 likesThank you for your advice!
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2 likesThank you!
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