Misc
Share your own experiences with plant pests and diseases, and gain valuable insights from others on how to prevent and treat these common problems.
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Hi I just found a trip on my monstera :( It’s currently at my office so any hard core treatment strategies would be nearly impossible… I’d only be able to spray the plant with pesticides basically…unless I were to try to take it back home where more can be done. Any recommendations? (I’d prefer not to chunk him but this will be my first time dealing with them 😭)
Hi guys! I have joined this app. A complete noob when it comes to plants. So far I have a fern and 2 prayer plants. I have a cat so have to be careful with what plant's I keep. I have a couple of questions... 1. What resources / books / websites etc would you recommended for me to give me a good start I'm my plant journey. 2. What plant would you recommended I purchase next. Thank you! Looking forward to creating a beautiful home with my plants x
Does anyone know what is on my pilea plant? Very sad to see this happening 🥹
Does anybody know if these dried out patches will stop growth? I personally assume so because how is the water traveling from the roots through this part of the stem to get the end? It is still growing and looks great past this part. I have some of this silver inch propagating in water and they have the same thinning stem patch but have roots attached and new growth at the end. I’m wondering if I should keep trying to cut past it and prop it again or if it will continue to grow like this?
Short form survey lol: Grow Safe or Bonide Systemic? Granules vs powder vs spray? Asking for a friend. 🤔😊
Is it worthwhile to cross-post? I posted in the plants recovery room forum already, is it fair to say most everyone will see my cry for help there and I should post it too? I don't want to be a pest (see what I did there) but i also need as much help as I can get:) 💜
Hi, I have had this angel wing jasmine for over a year. It was doing very well but over the past 2 months it lost most of its leaves and I had to cut most of the stems as they were dry. I believe that it was initially an underwatering problem however, currently I’m having difficulty reviving yet and starting new growths. The soil is damp and it has been recently fertilized. Help would be greatly appreciated!
Help! My husband picked out this Begonia for me to rescue and I honestly don’t know what to do with it. I got rid of all the old dirt and repotted since there were lil critters in it before. Since then, I’ll touch a leaf and it immediately falls off for many of the stems. I just don’t know this plant very well and just need to know if the red tinged leaves are normal, if I should just propagate it, I don’t know. Kinda lost about it. I don’t know if it’s sick or just angry at me for repotting.
my stem tore halfway a while back. recently I noticed one side of the stem is turning yellow *below* where it ripped (but the side that didn’t break is still green and the leaf looks fine). Is this yellowing okay? Or should I be worrying?
Does any one know what could be causing this please? 2 leaves started splitting a few weeks ago and today they were limp near the top so I’ve cut them off the top bits that were affected. The soil is really quite dry so I don’t think it’s overwatering? And how can I stop the rest of the plant getting infected please or prevent this from happening to other leaves? Thank you
Can someone please tell me what’s up with my plant and how I can help it? I’ll admit she could probably use more sun so I’m not sure if these are burn marks, should I water more or less?? Thank you!! :]
What is causing my plant to turn clear ish brown?
Is this mold growing on my plant? So grossed out!!! Help!!!
My poor Aralia Fabian plant has lost all of his leaves :( I noticed a few weeks ago that he was dropping all his leaves as they were limp. I repotted him to help dry him out since the soil was still damp when I lifted him up. I’m not giving up on him, but is there anything I can do to promote new leaf growth? Thanks!
I have recently transferred my vegetable garden to a greenhouse and keep it heated between 65-85 during the day and 60-70 at night! A lot of my plants the stems are browning but the fruit and veggies are still producing. Such as on my jalepano plant, eggplant , and bell pepper. I will insert a photo! But all of the plants are still producing. Is this winter burn? Are the plants dying? This is my first winter trying to keep them alive if anyone has any tips or help!!
I have a trandescantia fluminensis albovittata and the soil is always either moldy or has gnats. I have tried repotting and changing the soil but they keep coming back. I have also moved it to different lighting and changed the pot. I don’t have a picture because I already removed the mold again. What should I do? Reference of plant attached.
The new leaf on the far right is so big and heavy it’s causing the whole stem to lean back! I think it’s causing the plant a lot of stress since some older leaves started turning brown at the tips. Is it best to prune the new leaf? Or should I add a pole even though the aerial roots haven’t fully grown?
I moved my plant to a better lit room because that’s what the app said was optimal. Since I moved it the leaves are drying up more and there’s a white mold type thing in areas. Leaves that aren’t dried out are wilting. Does it just need to be watered more or is there something else going on? I would love advice. I put a pic of what it used to look like as well.
I got this ZZ plant from Target this Summer so I feel like it’s already been on borrowed time. It’s been stagnant in its growth but the leaves for the most part are still shiny and green. Today I noticed these black markings on the stems. Planta says the problem is probably overwatering or bad drainage (the pot it came in is trash but I didn’t want to further shock it by replanting). Do y’all think it’s overwatering or some kind of nefarious disease 😩?
The first picture is of last Thursday and I checked for root rot and removed the dead leaves.the second is of today and I'm not sure what to do
