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Auxsman

I cannot believe I’m already being thanked by a new leaf on my new variegated albo!

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MummaDeb

Anyone good with Montseras? I rescued this from a tiny little half dead plant with just a couple of leaves. I have it tied to that moss pole but I think it needs to be staked better. Any suggestions on what kind of stake? Also, am I supposed to cut those long roots off?

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Kenny

Endless aglaonema at the Mall of America. This is my favorite place to sit and eat.

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MTA324

She is thriving outside in this weather. The shine on her leaves makes me so happy 🪴

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Tommy

I think I’m doing something wrong. I’m not sure why this app is telling me to water or fertilize my plants. I’m in Cincinnati Ohio I have 4 inches of snow on the ground and the temp is going down to 15. I noticed that the app knows where I’m at and knows the temperature. Just not sure why it keeps telling me to do certain things when the growing season is over.

harper

picked up this little cyclamen today! any tips or tricks?

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Mark

I’ve turned some old bottles into pots and I’ve seen lots of warnings that they won’t get enough drainage. I’ve added a layer of rocks at the bottoms to help with this but I’m not sure it’s enough. I love the look of the pots and am wondering if there’s anything I can do to improve the setup or changes I might need to make to care because of it

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Dan

Any ideas what these white spots could be? I don’t think they’re bugs but unsure. Trunk and branches seem unaffected maybe just on the leaves only

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Auxsman

Does anyone know why my Marble Queen is starting to grow variegated leaves that aren’t marbled at all? Any knowledge is good knowledge! Thank you all

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Phil

Good morning everyone. Late start but sitting in dining room, amongst my biggest hoard, planning my day. A couple extra Barrina strips to install. Then breakfast, gym and holiday decorating. I love the morning sun into this room. And wanted to share some plant photos. I’m quite proud how most are doing.

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MTA324

New leaf on one of my Thai’s. 🪴

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emsplants

I got this beautiful plant about a month ago. put it outside and it got a bit sunburned so it’s now a house plant but i just wanted to know if it looks healthy or what can i do to help it???

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abitofbrit

This beauty was buried in a sea of Golden Pothos at Home Depot. She was the only one left. I’m not super familiar with all the different Pothos varieties, but I knew she wasn’t any of the ones I’d seen before. Got help IDing her and found out she’s a Manjula, so I named her Julia. 🥰

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Mrs Daniels

My new queen 💜 And suggestion Thai con’🤗

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Lex

This is my first year working with a blooming Christmas cactus. This one started opening up and just within a week, the blooms seem to be kind of closing up and drooping maybe.. Or is this how it should look? Am I doing something wrong?

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TheGreenThumbedAlien

My plant warehouse coming together….

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Plantasia

I’m new to plant parenting and want to make sure I’m doing everything I can to help my plants thrive. Recently, I purchased a soil moisture meter, a humidifier, and a digital hygrometer to monitor humidity in my home. I usually keep the humidity between 40–50%. My plants seem healthy overall, but I’ve noticed that since using the humidifier, the soil stays fairly wet (around 70–80% on the meter). Because of this, I’ve had to snooze the Planta watering schedule several times. Is it normal for soil to stay moist this long? Should I reduce or stop using the humidifier, or let the humidity drop below 40% so the soil can dry out more?

NewlyGardenObsessed

Why is Planta still telling me to water, etc…. my outdoor plants in my garden? I’m in northwest NJ. It snowed today. Any plants that I have in the garden are going dormant and will come back in the spring. I’ve asked this question before but no one had experienced this or knew how to change it. So I figured I’d ask again. Tia!

Leslie

Can anyone identify this plant ? It was given to me by a coworker! Any tips on how to take care of it would be greatly appreciated as well 🫶🏻

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Caroline W

Looking for a plant for my super low light corner. It’s killed a tradescantia and now this ponytail palm is struggling. I thought a ponytail palm was a low light plant but I was shocked when it didn’t do well in this spot

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