Bambi521

over 1 year ago

Hey all! My son picked this up for me yesterday at a local nursery for my birthday, but he can’t remember what it is. Would one of you be so kind as to identify what kind of plant this is for me please?? Thank you!

hey there i need help identifying this philodendron! i went on a huge buying spree and it seems the nursery might have forgot to put an identification tag. there’s a sticker on the pot that says assorted philodendron but other than that no other identification, i bought a orange marmalade that has the same sticker on the pot but it has a tag stake that says philodendron orange marmalade. i’ve spent some good time online comparing plants but i cant find anything that i’m positive is a match

Peezy

over 1 year ago

I woke up to my spider plant ripped to shreds and the roots out of soil, can you guess who did it?🙂🙂 It slowly is wilting more and more. I’m guessing the roots were totally exposed to air for at least a few hours in the middle of the night. Does she stand a chance at bouncing back if I do certain things? I just got her 😭

Do I give up on my poinsettia?

Megs

over 1 year ago

I have these two baby aloe vera plants. They don’t have any roots but still look like they’re alive?? How can I save them? Please help and thank you in advance!!

Lindsey

over 1 year ago

Call me Beyoncé cuz I got an UPGRADE 🤩

Kayla

over 1 year ago

Does anyone know the name of this plant? I’ve used google, but different types of ivy come up. Thanks in advance!!!!

I can’t figure out what is wrong with my Japanese aralia. I don’t think it is lack of light or rot. I just bought it and planted in ground 4 days ago.

plantgeek

over 1 year ago

what plant is this? i was thinking pothos but the leaf shape tell me otherwise... maybe juvenile cebu blue? or something else? help!!

Christine

over 1 year ago

Can anyone tell me what this plant is? I got it in an arrangement for Mother’s Day and was wondering what it was called. Thanks in advance.

Aurora

over 1 year ago

Hi! Sorry for another question. Been given this Chinese evergreen I believe it is. It's been living in water for god knows how long, but I'd like to transfer it into soil instead. I've read it can shock the plant and give it root rot as its accustomed to water. What are all the necessary steps I should take to getting this baby into soil without harming/killing the plant? Also, could some identify the exact type of Chinese evergreen this is please?

I am not knowledgeable about plants. Received two as gifts in one week. I’m trying here. Please help

Audrey K

over 1 year ago

hi !!! so im just wondering what is going on with my pitcher plant , her name is Thorn, she is thriving and has 3 beautiful pitchers that collect more gnats than i'd like to admit are in my apartment ... but i noticed that there is a new little plant growing a the base of the existing plant and it the little green pitcher looks different than how the other pitchers have been growing in. does anyone know if this is normal or if this is even the same plant ??? thank you !!!

Lala, Dr. Greenthumb

over 1 year ago

I recently got this flowers as a gift… My 5 year old son thought it was a good idea to make “perfume” for his mommy with the petals😅 Now my flowers are bald! Haha Perfume smells amazing by the way! Highly recommend 10/10!! 😍

I used to keep it in a well lit area but once i move it i noticed it started to change. Is there anyway for me to bring my Bromley back to life?

Gabe

over 1 year ago

My pepperomia flowered

Aurora

over 1 year ago

Hi! Could anyone please tell me if I'm doing anything wrong with my aloe vera and marble queen pothos. The aloe veras bottom leaves are drooping and the new growth looks odd. Maybe I'm overthinking it. The pothos is supposed to have white, but the white is now a slight yellow (more saturated in picture) I've currently moved it more to the growth light to see if thats helps. I don't overwater the pothos I'm sure, though I do not mist and unsure of last time I fertilized. I use the miracle grow liquid fertilizer. My windows isnt west or east facing but dies get atleast some light through, though in picture isnt as much due to time of day. My camera messes with the lighting but my windows does give a bit of light unlike what it seems in picture.

jenny

over 1 year ago

hii, so i’m very new to planting and i’ve noticed that i never have any luck with keeping flowers alive so i stopped buying them altogether 😔 but i received these pink hyacinths as a gift. any advice on how to keep them alive lol. (this pic is alr old and all of the flowers alr died 😭 but the leaves are still thriving).

Macie

over 1 year ago

Hi! Just wondering about different plants and how root bound they like to be? Begonia (I have a ferox), and philos, and citrus trees? Typically I try to let my plants get root bound decently before up potting because I used to be a chronic overwaterer. I know I could look this up just wanted to see what peoples personal experiences were! These plants are in an east facing window but supplemented with a grow light.

Charity

over 1 year ago

I just set up 2 raised flower beds and this year I did it different. I did the German way I think it’s called. I layered cardboard, sticks, a few green plants, compost and the potting soil. My vegetables don’t seem like they are growing as fast and there is ALOT of wood chips (mulch) in my soil. Can any advise me on what I should do? Thanks for your help EDIT: I also had a dead tree that I had the stump shredded and used some of that to layer my raised bed.