🎲Sunmoth🍡

over 1 year ago

Hi everyone! Yesterday I repotted, washed, and treated both my alocasias with an insecticide that mostly contains Sulphur and potassium salts. These are next day photos: I still see little white bugs in leaf crevices, but I suspect the spray doesn't work this fast. I have a few questions: 1) what kind of pest do you think these are? 2) How long do you think it'll take to get rid of them? The label on the spray says to spray thoroughly once every 7 days, I wonder if these babies will have to spend another month in quarantine. Thanks everyone, I really appreciate you:)

Stephanie

over 1 year ago

So this little guy is doing great I got a new leaf recently but one leaf has a dry area? Any reason why? I check soil even before the app tells me to it gets misted but this one leaf is dry. I've checked for pest and didn't see anything. Thanks fir any help

Maddie

over 1 year ago

Hey guys - I bought this plant 2 months ago and it already had some of these dark spots & it’s getting worse 💔my room is quite cold as I get too hot easily, and not massively sunny (both will change in April as I am moving into a big glassy/bright and warm apartment!) but how can I save it?!

Please help me save this Blushing Philodendron! This plant was inherited by me from my brother and now, after several years of TLC, several of its leaves have slowly turned golden brown and dropped off. I have been monitoring watering and fertilizing but I need more guidance. Thanks fellow plant parents!

🌴Tom🌸🦩

over 1 year ago

Does anyone know what these clear balls are? They look like water droplets but feel like gel. I believe it's on a papaya plant?

Danny

over 1 year ago

Also. What do I do with it to get it to root if it’s able to

Danny

over 1 year ago

I would like to know if I will be able to get this to root ? It broke off the main plant and I really would like to save it if possible

Neha Hood

over 1 year ago

I recently purchased an umbrella plant and some of its leaves have this black spot on them. Not sure what this is. Can anyone please help ?

Court

over 1 year ago

Help! A dying snake plant 😭 I think I overwatered it. Any suggestions on what to do/how to help it?

Sunny

over 1 year ago

I dodged a bullet. This beetle rode in on my dog’s fur. My white hair dogs often get mulch and chunky bits tangled in the fur as they play outside. I automatically pull off the debris after 14 years of living with my dogs. This piece fell to the floor and disappeared. Found it on my peel and stick wall paper sample. An internet image search shows it’s a Flea Beetle. It’s one variety that is highly destructive to foliage and lays eggs in the soil and inside the trunk! They usually become active in spring. I suspect the above normal temperatures brought them out. Our temperatures have been 20°F above typical winter temperatures for over a week. It’s averaging 80°F temps here on he Texas coastal areas. I disposed of it by tossing it near a spot where cardinals and sparrows often come to look for food. It’s near a frog resting place. 🐦‍⬛🐸🪲 Nematodes and Neem oil in a 70% solution can get rid of them per google. Strong scented plants like mint, marigold, calendula and garlic deters them.

Diana Roque

over 1 year ago

I have had a money tree for about a year, and my cats started urinating in the pot and now I am trying to bring it back. Need advice here.

Anybody know what’s happening to my dieffenbachia? Bottom leaves started yellowing, even after watering. I don’t think I’m overwatering as it’s been over a week since I last watered.

Stephanie

over 1 year ago

Can anyone help with why 2 of me leaves are doing this. Thanks

Marxelo

over 1 year ago

Hello everyone! I wanted to ask if this is something I should be considered about. I’ve had this money tree for about 4 years. Never had anything like this show up on the leaves and now it’s on a couple of them. I don’t ever overwater my plant and it’s stays out of direct sunlight. Can anyone help identify what this might be?

Was wondering if anyone has found a reasonable solution for using a humidifier in a very hard water region. I live in the desert southwest so a humidifier is essential for my plants. Using hard water in my humidifier clearly is bad all around. Obviously bad for the machine but it seems to put out a talcum like mist. There’s a film of baby powderish dust on everything that never existed before. Here’s the issue: -It takes about a gallon every 24 hours. Therefore, using distilled water doesn’t seem financially sustainable for me. -Boiling water, or letting it sit out doesn’t do anything but slightly reduce the magnesium/calcium levels. -Tap water conditioner doesn’t seem to work either. -I can’t afford a reverse osmosis filter. -last time it rained was 200 days ago. -home distilled water seems insane. Like several hours to produce 1 gallon. So just curious if others were in a similar predicament. Also, is it dangerous to breathe in hard water mist?

Fiddle fig leaf - Does anyone know what would be the cause of these yellowing leaf with speckle of dark brown spots? And how to treat them please? Thanks so much 🙏🙏

Yeagermeister1982

over 1 year ago

My Medusa’s head cactus is turning yellow. Help!

Jennifer

over 1 year ago

What have I done!! I’m not sure what it likes. Please help.

Please help me with my African Milk Tree!