Misc
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hey everyone! this is my first time growing microgreens and they dont look very healthy. does anyone know what this is & how i fix it? it's been happening for like a week or two, so most of their plant life. would appreciate any suggestions!
Just an update on Sally ☺️🤎
I just wanted to share because I love it so much, there’s a plant game app called A Kinder World. You water your plants twice a day and you name them and watch them grow! It’s a relaxing little game that has to do with one of the things I know we all love- PLANTS!! 😁
First time repotting and was wondering if the two alocasias were in too big of pots or not? It is the first time they have been repotted and I bought 8in ones with the intention to let them grow out. Can someone let me know if this is ok?
Can anyone help me ID this snake plant? I am thinking she almost looks like a moon shine, but not sure
Maybe I should ask this group too (but I feel like we’re all in all of them) …. Has anyone had success in using the notching method to promote branching in their rubber tree? And if yes, how long till you saw any signs?
Does anyone have any tips for growing peppers
Abt to get a monstera, any tips?
Yallllll I need help 😞 my girl sally (sunflower) won’t bloom I have tried everything. Tried to give her more sunlight and everything and still nothing 😞😭
Any tips on curcumas
I mentioned this in a comment, and then realized maybe I am the only one who stumbled onto this while in a plant ID frenzy a few years ago. Llifle (dot com) is an encyclopedic site of “living forms,” which means plants. While uber-educational, the pictures are what will fuel your lust and further your quest. You will identify your exact species of Lithops, and then wonder how to find one of the other 30 species. And, maybe most importantly for me, each species generally has a deep dive into soil conditions and oddball stuff such as “Copiapoa spend the mornings in fog.” That sort of thing blows up the “thrives in sun and part shade” mystery.
Well, it's happened. This app has officially stolen my heart. I thought I loved it before, and then they add the nerd group. I've never felt so seen, so heard, so represented! It's not just water, air, sunlight, nutrients...its so much more! I can't wait to meet my fellow geeks! 🤓🤓 Thanks Planta!
This page was made for me lol. Does anyone have recommendations for online resources to really learn about plants from a scientific perspective?