After repotting a couple of each seeding into their own pot, I decided to add the remaining healthy looking seedlings to little trays, hoping they do just as well as they did before, if not betterđ±đ„ș (sweet William left, petunia right)
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After repotting a couple of each seeding into their own pot, I decided to add the remaining healthy looking seedlings to little trays, hoping they do just as well as they did before, if not betterđ±đ„ș (sweet William left, petunia right)
Also thinned out and repotted my sweet William which was very much needed and overdue!! The stems are weak due to how overcrowded they were so I added toothpicks, hopefully this helps them strengthen upđ± Any tips on any other ways to help strengthen the stems? (Before and after attached)
So after almost 5 weeks of growth, I finally thinned out and repotted my petuniasđ„ș hopefully they continue to thriveđ± (Before and after)
My fiddle has new growth but itâs not coming from the stem, would you recommend leaving or clipping? Is this good or bad? I know nothing đ
Please help! Got this bonsai as a christmas present this year (i have never looked after one before), looked beautiful with many dark green leaves. Unfortunately over the last 2 months it has taken a turn for the worst, has dropped 3/4 of its leaves and obviously isnât well. Watering with the bottom whole for 20 mins when plants advises me too, has plenty of indirect sunlight. Did use some liquid bonsai food on it (for about 2 months when planta told me to) by adding it to the water in the correct amount as advised by the packaging, stopped using when it started dropping leaves. My cousin also got the same bonsai tree for christmas this year and that one is flourishing in her cloakroom (toilet room). Any advise would be greatly appreciated! I have also posted this on the sick plants subreddit, but wanted to spread it to get more opinions :]
Chinese coin plant I was gifted this plant about 5 years ago. It put off a baby about a year ago. But thatâs it. It also grows like a vine or maybe it was reaching for light? Iâm wondering what Iâm not doing right. Iâve moved it to a sunnier spot, repotted it and fertilized it. Hope that helps
My PPP has yellowing/dropping lower leaves, Iâm not sure if itâs under or over watering? The soil was very well draining when I got it but it seems less so now. I loosely follow the Planta schedule for watering with typically leaving it a few extra days after the app suggests. What can I do to keep the leaves? I was planning to add perlite to the soil but Iâm not sure if that would solve the issue
Just purchased this Gloriosum or perhaps I should say rescued because she has strong roots and great growth but I think she was light deprived. Any thoughts on this ? Her larger leaves are yellow in areas and small leaves are fine and dark green. I have her in a south facing window with a bit of shade so dappled bright light. Watered well and a humidifier to make things a bit more tropical. 48% humidity and 74f for 24 hours so far
Worried that she might be under watered. I read online that curling leaves means itâs underwatered. I watered her yesterday with the apps schedule: I never water until the water comes out of the drainage holes. Should I?
Few days while repotting my husband touched this new baby leaf, the stem almost broke but I tried saving it by tapping it. Today the leaf just came off (feels terrible). Anything that I can do to save it or I have to let her go?? Please suggest
Toots is growing another toe or three! đ
My soil seems to stay wet longer these days. Itâs the Same miracle gro indoor potting plant soil I have used for a couple of years. I also add extra perlite. Has anybody had this experience? I have not been watering these plants. some plants are in full sun, others part sun. Our house is at 75degrees and like in the 40/50s percent humidity. I donât remember this happening last year. In fact some of my pothos have been dripping water! I have put paper towels to absorb some moisture under the ones that have remained wet for a while. I am worried about root rot. đ thanks!
Is this discolored leaf normal on this plant and does anybody know why itâs a different color and just different? Any advice would be appreciated thank you.
Hi everyone!! I just had a quick question about mushrooms in my soil. I left an open bag of all purpose soil out in my barn the other day and when I went back to it, it had grown mushrooms all over it. I got rid of most the mushrooms but I doubt I got rid of them all. Is there a certain mixture I could spray on the soil or on my plants in general to combat mushrooms without hurting my plants??
Sort of a weird question but I honestly can't figure this out. If I am laying down my iPhone in front of me and this is what my Compass shows, what facing is the window in front of me and what facing is the window behind me? Every time I hear about putting a plant in a certain facing window I get befuddled. Lol Thanks in advance.
Hi plant heads, I have a question. I noticed a couple of leaf tips pointing downward on my new baby girl any idea what it could be or am I trippin or is this normal?đ©·đđȘŽ update. I also noticed that thereâs drops of water on those tips..
Hey guys, if you could offer some assistance, I really need help on identifying this little guy right here. Iâm truly stumped
I had a snake plant that had been knocked over and hadnât been watered for an extended period of time. Like 4 months⊠anyway I cut all the dead dry leaves off and basically stripped it to nothing. And I repotted the plant. It is starting to grow but Iâm wondering how likely it would be for it to fully heal.
Anyone know exactly what kind of pink syngonium this is ? Thank you
As someone who was being driven mad by fungus gnatsâŠI figured I could be of some help to other plant peeps. I have worked hard af to rid my plants of these pesky a**holes. I have finally found what works and I continue to see less and less as the months go byâŠyes it has taken me months to rid my plants of them. You will need a concoction of these little applesâŠyes they work and pretty well! I bought a pack of 4 off of Amazon. They come with a solution to squirt into the apples that draws them in. That solution will fill 4 apples just one time. After the solution fully evaporates I just create my own mix of 2 teaspoons of apple cider vinegar, 1 teaspoon of sugar, some warm water and 3-5 drops of dish soap to refill them. Next, every time I water my plants I water them with mosquito bits - you can also use dunks if you prefer. Get the sticky traps! I bought a pack of 50 and I cut them in half to make them last longer! They work so well! Lastly, the Zevo traps work amazingly as well! The gnats are attracted to the light it gives off especially at night while they are flying around wreaking havoc and they wanna stop in somewhere by a light to chill for a secâŠwell now youâre stuck! đ€·đŒââïž Also, let your plants dry out between waterings and check for root rot as applicable. Sorry for the dramatics, but they are sooo annoying. Iykyk. Happy gnat slaying folks!