Hey guys! This is a yarrow plant I got a few weeks ago maybe? It’s been a bit and I’ve been watering as Planta suggests. When I got him he was good but I didn’t water him for a bit and the leaves went brown and droopy (see picture). I’ve taken care of him since but the leaves haven’t gotten better. Will they get better, and is there anything I can do to help? Should I pull off the dead leaves? Would love any advice anyone can give me. Love to all of you and your plants!
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Has anyone used clips like these? They stick to the wall, can use for vining type plants...?? Pros/cons?
I finally have decided to get serious about my plants so I will be on here quite a bit. First question is I bought an ornamental pot with 3 different plants in and 2 have survived a garden mum and a dragon tree bicolor, the question is how do I repot them and separate them without killing them?
Does anyone have a recommendation for a plant humidifier? I need to put one in my living room, the majority of my plants are in there and it is west facing and this time of year it gets so dry out there. I mist my plants regularly, but I think they would do better having a humidifier. Thanks for anyone’s input.
I have a Peperomia Hope that overall does well - she is hanging in my master bathroom and gets diffused morning light near a glass block window - good new growth but some of the leaves are curling- any ideas?
stopped by grandma’s house today and her cacti are blooming 🥹 fun fact: my cousin pushed me in these when were like 6 because I had a toy she wanted and scarred me for like hated these plants until I became a plant mom🤣
Biggest learning curve as a plant lady is recognizing when bigger is not always better with pots! Almost killed my poor Dracaena sticking her in a 12 inch pot when she only needed 6” after looking at the root ball😭 I was wondering why her soil wasn’t drying out at all after a month…oops 😬⚰️ What have you all learned over time?! All advice welcome with any plants!⬇️⬇️
New plants! Satin pothos, Calathea & begonia rex! Check out the nursery section next time you're at lowes- these three were $5 each!!
Hi all! I was gifted this little monstera. She’s thriving and has new leaf growth (that top one is new!). But you can see that she’s hanging on by a thread with a long leggy stem. Do I cut her and propagate so she’s more stable? Leave it alone? Many thanks!
What is it on my plant and what do I do to get rid of it?
Just curious I do not really understand. This site says to fertilize one day and water the next, but liquid fertilizer says to mix with water. What to do?
Not exactly a plant post… I went off social media last year but this community has been so great to scratch the social media itch! Everyone is so positive and supportive. It’s amazing! Thanks everyone!!! Here’s a pic of the growth on my Dracaena Janet Craig propagation in appreciation!
Does anyone use cala mag for their house plants anytime I try and look up information it seems like I only can find information for vegetables or other non house plant plant
Is my cat palm healthy? When I first got it the leafs stood more tall… now they fam out. Is this a problem?
I’m a new monstera parent, and have been noticing a strange pattern. Every evening I’m seeing drops of water form on the leaves and stems even though I haven’t added any additional water. Is this normal? She is placed in a south facing window with indirect light and some direct sun. Any advice would be greatly appreciated! :)
Hiya! I cut this Caladium leaf from my bottle rocket because it was Browning a lot, I'm not exactly sure why but I still cut it since it's the only Browning leaf. I'm wondering if I could propagate this. I keep seeing posts about tuber cells and I'm really not sure what those are. I just want to know if I can propogate and how to know if I have tuber cells
The newest addition to my plant family! His name is Wesley! The Sansevieria Boncel Starfish 😍 Snake plants are my favorite!
Hey guys! I’m in yolo county, California, and it’s really hot here. I water my plants regularly following a 3 day schedule, but I think my plants are still having a hard time with the heat despite me moving them to partial shade for 3-6 hrs of sun. Should I up the frequency of water? Should I gently spray them on the two days I don’t water them? I don’t want to over water them and drown them, but my plants don’t seem to be enjoying global warming. Any tips?
Is my Crassula ready to move from this 2” pot to a 4”?
Just a little root bound 😬













