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We planted this red star spike about 4 weeks ago from a 5 gallon pot. We used succulent soil and the proper amount of liquid fertilizer designed for transplanting. Sheâs looking pretty crispy lately. Soil testing low moisture. Any ideas that can help her?
Anyone know what this is? Iâve noticed it pop up on multiple outdoor succulents.
Hello what am I doing wrong⊠plz advice
WHAT THE HECK IS THIS?! I only saw one and he was dead. the plant is in the best shape of its life. the only slightly suspicious activity is this white, salt like stuff on it (itâs right below a crack in the ceiling so I think thatâs what itâs from) do I need to go into panic mode?
is the yellowing on these leaves anything to worry about
My apple tree has these black spots, how can I avoid this? Would really appreciate any help or tips!
My tomatoes have been sick. What can I do to solve this problem?
Hi, can anyone identify whatâs wrong with this plant! Itâs a âCelosia red hot topicâ. I planted it 3/4 weeks ago. 4th image is when I bought it. 3rd image is just 5 days ago. 1st & are today - looking very sad. It has been especially hot this week, but Iâve watered it more than usual. Not sure if Iâm under-watering/over-watering or what! Any help would be great :)
I have a silverline succulent and I need to get pesticide for her plant because of bugs, what pesticide should I use/buy and is there anything at home I could also use??
I had read something about thrips, and Iâm reeeeally hoping this isnât whatâs got my Alocasia. Can anyone tell: 1) if thatâs what it is, and if so, how to best treat it; and, 2) if not, what is it, and how can I treat it? It was doing so well đ
Hi, so Iâm not sure whatâs going on with my sunflowers. They are Velvet Queens. This is my first outdoor garden and Iâm not sure whatâs wrong or whatâs going on with the leaves. Can anyone maybe identify what these little holes are and if they are harmful to my garden and how to maybe fix? TIA!
Hello everyone! I have a question. I bought my first monstera and it had been cut in some places when I bought it. The cut sections don't look great but I'm not sure what to do with them. Do I leave them alone or completely cut them right off? I'm by no means an expert in plants but I've always wanted this one so I need to make sure she's as happy as she can be. Don't judge my pot, this is what it came in, I'm just letting it get use to my house before changing to much. :) thanks
hi friends, looking to see if anyone has any suggestions for how to help my poor medusa head. iâve had this plant for a couple years now, and she had always been pretty low maintenance. one day, i noticed a bunch of her tentacles starting to turn yellow and fall off, which i recognized as a symptom of root rot. i did have her in a pot with a drainage hole, but upon taking her out, i realized the drainage hole had gotten severely impacted at some point. she was probably sitting in damp soil for much longer than she shouldâve been, and since she was always one of the lower priority plants, i let her go way too long without noticing. i repotted her about 9 weeks ago, and her soil has remained decently damp so i havenât given her regular watering. i have misted her though. i also want to note that i am using a grow light indoors for her. before all this happened, i kept her outside in the winter but took her in for the summer, as i live in the desert and havenât been successful leaving cascading succulents like this outside during the intense heat. it was when i moved her in for the summer that i noticed her poor health. as you can see in the photos, she mustâve lost 75% of her tentacles, and theyâre continuing to turn yellow and fall off *much* quicker than any regrowth is happening. sheâs also pretty loose in the soil, as in she hasnât really rooted down and if i wanted to i could probably lift her straight out of the dirt without doing any digging. there is a little bit newer growth on top, from many months ago, that is still green and healthy looking. iâm hoping thereâs a way to save this top growth even though her base is starting to look like a lost cause. any advice, personal experience, or general anecdotes would be greatly appreciated. eternal thanks for taking the time to read this post đ±đ
My friend gave me this pup off of her huge aloe plant 2 months ago. It has started to form these strange brown spots on the tips of a few leaves, and turn slightly purple in some other areas. I was wondering if I could be overwatering it? Iâve been only doing so when Planta tells me to and the soil is dry. So in summary, what are these brown spots and what am I doing wrong? Thanks!
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Chinese Evergreen Struggling Had this guy since at least 2015 living in a compact vase. About a month ago I repotted him. There were so many roots all bundled up, and the soil had the consistency of mud, so it felt like the right call. However, he still hasnât recovered, and leaves are still droping. The soil is also infested with fungus gnats Iâm trying to get rid of.
This is my Annabelle Hydrangea. I'm new to gardening, what could be the issue? I can't tell if I'm over or under watering. When I water, I make sure the soil needs it with the second knuckle depth test. Usually once per day. It gets about 8hr full sun. When I transplanted it from the plastic pot on June 9th, it was a very hot 30c day, could it still be recovering? Many of the other plants I planted on the same day died back a bit as well, but are slowly recovering. Zone 4b. Thanks!
Who is this little creature and why is he here? He came from my bougie fiddle leaf fig âŠi donât think sheâs gonna like this very much âŠmight die later because of it đ
This guy, a young squash, has two new flowers blossoming (and one might even be female!) and seems pretty healthy EXCEPT for these white spots on his leaves. Whatâs wrong with him? Soil is damp on top but dry on the bottom. Planta canât successfully diagnose this.
Help! My monsteras leaves are curling under and kind of droopy. They were outside and itâs been pretty hot lately so I decided to bring them inside. Could it be too warm for them? Their soil is still moist. The humidity was above 60%. Idk what im doing wrong đ
