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I’m so fed up with the fungus gnats. I’ve been spraying with neem oil for 2 weeks, using sticky traps, and layered with pebbles. I’m ready to try mosquito dunk or beneficial nematodes. Which do you think is better? Or should I continue with the neem oil though slow?
Hello everyone 👩🏽🌾 I just moved to Austin a couple weeks ago and decided to start my garden era… I got these three plants from one of our local nurseries! In the blue pot is a Rangoon creeper, then a gold dust in the cream pot! And inside I have an aglaonema! Any tips on watering,fertilizing, would be greatly appreciated even learning how to train the vines onto my balcony. Or just whatever tips you have! I’d be open to answering any questions about where I have them place and what I’ve done so far. This is my first time ever owning plants so I hope I can figure it out! Thanks y’all!
Hi all, I have a variegated Micans. And I have these air roots on them. Can you cut them or not? Cause they’re actually getting tangled up in the plant.
Newest rescues. It was such a waste to see so many dead from thirst 😔 these literally were the only ones with hope.
my birthday present 😍 been eyeing her for almost two months now!
Queen hybrid
Day 1 of traveling home with all of the various propagations that me and my mother were allowed to collect on this interesting trip. I honestly can’t even remember what the trip was for. All I can think about is this collection of plants and what needs to be done when we get them home! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
we’ve got a big leaf coming!!!‼️‼️🚨🚨
I knew absolutely nothing about monstera’s but I’m glad I kept it alive!
Aglaonema Commutatum 🪴 Silver Queen. I found my number one wishlist plant 🤩 at Home Depot on sale for $10 in a cute little cache pot. I saw a few Philodendrons too plant people. Leafjoy 💚💚💚
I ordered some plants online for the first time. With my order they sent me a free plant that I think is a fiddle-leaf fig 🤷🏼♀️ but the leaves are falling off. Is that normal for new plants or are these guys super sensitive? 1st pic was a day after I got him, 2nd pic is from about a week later.
Got this clipping from my in law about 2-3 months ago I did the water prop method but just seem to keep rotting out so I did the perlite method and only good a week to start showing roots 😅😅😅 can anyone identify it for me I know it’s some kind of pothos
By looking at my pics, can anyone tell me what’s going on with my melons? What am I doing wrong?
I will be traveling this coming weekend for about 2 weeks and don’t have anyone to look after my plants while gone (husband is away for work), what should I do to prepare?
My monstera has some new growth by the stem is yellow 😣 is this normal?
Lowe’s had this poor thing rotting and were about to throw her out. She was supper smelly and had so many centipedes. Really hoping to get her back to health. Her roots are rotten, and have been trimmed.
You were right! I asked you if this was a Ruby Ficus and you guys said yes when it wasn’t obvious and now the new leaf is pretty obviously a Ruby ficus.
I went to check on my aglaonema and noticed this green anole chilling on the leaves! I love seeing lizards on my plants, I hope they enjoy them as much as I do! My aglaonema is also looking pretty good right now, had to share 😁
So my boss asked if I could help her with another plant. I said “Of course! I'd love to! What kind of plant did you get this time?” She points over to the plant table and I see this poor Calathea ornata on the floor! “Did you set it next to the fireplace?!?!” I asked. I know these are tough plants but I've never seen one so bad. I pick up the pot (which is actually still in a nursery pot, they will usually get repotted in the prettiest pot, no nursery, no drainage, no worries 🥹) The cache pot is FULL OF WATER! Tap water to boot🤣🤣🤣 Welp, we found the problem! I was most shocked to find zero root rot, so that was great. Trimmed away and planted in my chunky mix. Wish her luck! Sorry I didn't take a before pic. I was too shocked to think!
I noticed yellow leaves and immediately new it was the root bound and to my surprise, it was worse than I imagined. I'm so excited to repot but will be separating in three containers. I really hope they thrive 🙏🏼
