I don't know anything about this plant. Any advice would be great. Do I repot it?
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I don't know anything about this plant. Any advice would be great. Do I repot it?
Do we think I’ll be able to bring this swan orchid back? It was on clearance at Kroger The stalk was still green and healthy about three nodes up. the roots on the top were fairly dry, but when I pulled it out of the pot, the roots inside seemed to be okay, the soil was very dry. The leaves were a little droopy, only has a little bit of crispiness on the very tips and had some discoloration. I let it soak in distilled water for about a minute, cut the stalk just above the first node, and placed it under my grow light near my other plants for now. I do plan on repotting it, because it’s in a mixture of soil and orchid bark, and it does seem a little dense. Just need to go to the store first. Any other orchid tips to help them grow back? TIA!
For the life of me, I can’t figure this plant out!!! New leaves are yellow 😭 Help!
Comment with your guess on how much is left before this little guy pops out!
Hey I just got a nerve plant Any idea how to take care of it ? Yes it’s still alive just no water In I’d say a week and root shock😐
Part of my Walmart haul yesterday. 2 Thai Constellation, $29 each. Silver Sword Philo $20.
What has happened to my peace lily? I have had this lovely plant for about 3 years. Since its last fertilise 7 days ago, it has been a droopy sad sight. What can I do to resurrect it?
What is this?? It’s in both my parlor palms.
I'm not sure what type of plant this is, a pothos or a Philodendrom. I'm trying to add it to my plants but I want to get it right. Thanks
After the post office lost my plants for five days and I finally received them, they all looked pretty bad except one or two, but I thought, plants are resilient, maybe they’ll recover. Instead, it’s the opposite. The sick ones now look horrible, and the ones that looked healthy are now slowly, ever so slowly, shriveling up and dying. It’s so painful!
Money tree care Tips please
This is my first Monstera plant and I am noticing some browning on the leaves underneath and I am wondering what could be causing this and I would appreciate any advice or tips to prevent this or any advice or tips would help with a monstera plant. Thank u
I just found these under my calathea. I bottom watered it earlier this week, being sure to get rid of excess water in the tray. I’m not really sure what to do next. Is this bad for my plant?! I am at loss for words 😟
Question about the location for my money tree. My husband got me a money tree about two weeks ago, and the only spot I have for right now is in our bedroom, however, it only gets light in the afternoon/ evening as the window is west facing. According to Planta, it is too dark of a space, but it’s been there for over a week and I don’t see any signs of it being in distress as of yet . I watered it once I brought it home because the soil was extremely dry, but that’s the only watering I’ve done so far. Just hoping to get a few opinions on whether this location would be OK for it or if I need to find a brighter location TIA!!
Tacoma Dome Home + Garden show had a big selection of house/ indoor plants. One place had a huge selection of cacti and desert type plants. I scored some really cool rare ceropegia from them. And seattle plant daddy was there, as well as several others. Emerald city Orchids has some great selection, i can't believe how many orchids they had packed into the tiny place they rented lol. Its on for the rest of the weekend. They also have exhibitions as well on different things. I saw one on succulents tomorrow and a few other things
I’m wanting to have a cut flower garden this year. Any suggestions? So far I’ve only done house plants so this will be new for me
Does anybody know a reputable place to get USA native bamboo rhizomes? I'm thinking of growing some on my balcony when I move to Las Vegas.
Hi! I'm new, it's not my first time gardening or anything but I do got some issues remembering my schedule at times lol. Looking forward to starting this years garden. Currently I only have a few green onions and rosemary growing in my windowsill but once the temperatures here get out of the freezing range I plan on planting my garden for the last time. I'll be moving around September so this will be my last growing season in my hometown.
Starting to rethink buying this plant because I'm such a novice with house plants :( I've been moving this plant around to make sure it gets enough light - moved to front of house but noticed the leaves are cracking. I water every couple weeks and have been misting and today put a humidifier near by. Any suggestions to turns things around here?
Hi! I’m new to plants but managed to propagate my string of hearts in this tiny box. When should I take it out? I have a shelf with a grow light, I was thinking of moving it there but don’t know when to do that.