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Pamela
I’ve had my Grandma Heart Leaf Philodendron for maybe 20 years now. I have propagated her several times already and passed on generations. Im guessing some of her vines would touch the floor if they weren’t wrapped around the moss poles. I’ve decided to get a TALL moss pole and give her a fresh look. Thoughts?
Ms Proc
I am loving this app, this is my Jolene’s before and after pictures, the before is on the right the after is on the left.❤️
Ms Proc
Gm! Can anyone tell me if this is mold, if not mold what is it? Also can you tell me how to fix it? Thank you
Chloe
My BOP used to look like the left. But then I moved and repotted her into a larger pot and now she looks like the right. It’s been over a month and she still looks sad but is producing a new leaf. Do I cut everything or will she make her way back slowly? She’s in north facing sun, regular water and misting. Nothing is bringing her back so far
Bella Bee🐝💚
Bragging on my babies💚💚💚
ambitiousplantmom
Can I save these watermelon plants if so help please!
Kianna
Before and after
Riley
Trader Joe’s plant haul!
Laya
Hey guys! I hope everybody’s having a good evening. I have this Chinese evergreen and as you can tell, she’s a leggy girl. I am looking for advice on making her more bushy, if possible? Could I cut the plant down to those bottom leaves? Then I’d propagate the top and plant it (I’ve done it once before but it grew right back as you can see 🤣) All advice is welcome as I am new to this plant stuff. I don’t wanna kill it. Thanks in advance.
Gen
are the facts about watering and lighting on this app pretty accurate?
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today was progress picture day & here are a few of my favorite plants atm🥹
Cait2k3
Hi! I bought some coco coir on Amazon because I want to try to make my own Aroid soil mix. However, it came in an extremely firmly packed brick with instructions to: - Add water gradually and slowly on top of the brick, letting the brick absorb the water. - Continue this process of adding water as long as the brick continues to absorb the water. - Each brick with absorb approximately 14-16 cups of water. - Stop adding water when the brick absorbs the water. - The coco coir is now ready for planting. Add fertilizer for the plant. So, my plan WAS to whip up soil whenever I needed it by grabbing all of my ingredients and mixing. If I follow the above instructions, can I then store this moist/wet coco coir in a plastic container/bag? Or can this only be done the day of and maybe I should try to use a sharp knife and cut a piece off the end then use the instructions above accordingly. Any help appreciated!
Myah 🌞🌊🌱🪴
I planted some morning glories seeds for shits and giggles and now they’re actually thriving, and I did NOT expect the seeds to take 😭😭. But needless to say I am EXCITED to have multiple colors of morning glories in my backyard
Beth
I rescued this hibiscus from Lowe’s clearance rack a few weeks ago and look at my reward!
plantsmania
Okay y’all, how should I put this pole in my monstera plant? I was thinking of cutting off some and propagate but what’s your opinion??
Cait2k3
My Arrowhead was doing so well and giving me new leaves almost daily, it seemed. It’s still producing leaves, although maybe not quite as fast, but they are coming out yellow and brown on the edges. Please see the 2 new small leaves in each pic below. Does anyone know why?
Crystal
I repotted this and i am hoping i did good! It needed it! Does anyone know the correct name. It comes up as a Ty plant.
Crystal
Is it time to repot? Any advice will help. This one is new to me.
Kaito
Hi everyone, I’ve got a monstera which will need a repot soon. I haven’t got a large variety of potting mix so I was just going to use an indoor hour potting mix. What do you all think?