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Shelby

Any recommendations for plants I could put in my bathroom? No light, high humidity, but plenty of circulation.

Abby

Anyone have any idea what’s going on with my string of pearls? Iv been watering like plants been directing me to aswell as making sure the soil is completely dry before I water, or I’ll snooze it. And googles giving me mixed results on weather it’s over or under watered. The pearls are soft and squishy and wrinkled. Tips would be appreciated!

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Lucia

Have always wanted a Birkin✨😍💚🌱

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Jordan

Does anyone have an idea as to why one side of my black prince has gone pink?!? I’m hoping it’s nothing that I may be doing wrong! I added reference from the other side that is all green.

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Clarissa

Does anyone know what this fuzzy thing is on my begonia?

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letsfindjoy

I used to think ledges like this by stairs were weird and pointless and now I get it! 😍

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Mamatuna

In honour of plantyann i got a pack of bamboo skewers & ditching the moisture meter! ✨✨ excited to have them help me water the plants 🌷🌹

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Mo

Hello guys! I’ve been having problems with my lemon plant. It was thriving in the summer (although I was overwatering it) . When I brought it indoors for the winter, it was doing alright for the first few months but then later it started to attract fungus gnats and most of its leaves fell off. I started watering it less and recently I used neem oil to kill some of the gnat larvae. I also moved it away from other plants and put it under a grow light a week ago. However, I started to notice some browning around the time I killed the gnats so I cut off the tip where it was browning. Unfortunately the browning did not stop and is even spreading. What do I do?

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Garden snail

so i’ve had venus flytraps in the past and struggled to keep them alive. i just got this baby in the plant store today because most of them looked very sad and i felt like i needed to save this one! PLEASE give me all the tips and tricks you know to keep them alive (edit: i named her mudusa :D

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brianna 🤍

have any of you lovely plant parents ever owned a aglaonema pictum tricolor? i’ve been eyeing this plant up on etsy but planta is saying it requires very high humidity and i don’t want to order something i’ll kill right away 😞 i live in Pennsylvania so it’s very cold right now

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The Plant Fairy

My current set up 🥰. I’m still very much a beginner, but I finally got a humidifier! 😁 my plants have been a little moody with the weather change, so hopefully this helps give them a little boost. 💕🌱

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Sarah

What Planta ID would you enter this snake plant as?

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Yiri

New setup I posted a video on my TikTok if anyone is interested in watching TikTok: kingyiri

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Yiri

This happened to my Alocasia a week ago it’s started with a dark spot and then it’s dried up and it’s a hole I’m not sure what happened it was by it self and everything else with the plant it’s great actually planta said it was dry but I list the leaves often and wipe them and the soil it’s great as well had anyone experienced this before ?

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TwonB

So this plants in my terrarium I can’t remember what it’s called but is it normal for red veins? I don’t fertilize because I have reptiles in this tank..

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Timmyturner

This is my croton I have at work that I brought back to life cause of my coworker’s neglect lol

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Crenee

Does anyone know what this plant is?

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Poopie

Hi! Beginner here 😄 Are there any benefits in cutting the small leaves off my monstera? Thank you!

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TM

My boyfriend bought me this poinsettia from a good seller back at the start of December, but it has struggled ever since I got it. I’ve got lots of plants which are thriving and I don’t know what I need to do with this one as I’ve never had a poinsettia before, don’t want to give up on it but not sure if I should. It’s been in the window getting as many hours of indirect light as possible (there’s no good space for a grow light for it). My flat is very cold but I have kept it in a room which stays between 15-18° which I thought would be okay. Any advice is welcome! Was thinking when it’s a bit warmer I could repot it to a smaller pot and ensure all the roots are healthy but want to avoid while it’s still so cold. Before and after pics 😢

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Leah

I live in Alaska where the humidity gets down to 25-30% in the winter. My calatheas and alocasias almost didn’t make it. We also live in a fixer upper house that doesn’t perform like a well built house lol I have many spots where plants are congregated based on their light and humidity need. Several spots are my high humidity loving plants and in order for them to survive and hopefully thrive in winter I first did trays with rocks under each tropical plant and misting per Plantas schedule. That didn’t do anything for overall humidity in the immediate area. I have hygrometers in each spot and the percent didn’t change. I then went all out and added grow lights and humidifiers which added like 20% humidity in my tropical plant room being as how it’s a small room. But then we started finding mass amounts of mold all over the place :( and husband says I can’t have the humidifiers going anymore. We’ve done some research and came up with using 55 gallon fish tanks and having acrylic tops custom made to create a terrarium for them. All my plants are of course already potted and I want to keep them that way. I found one site online that said it’s just fine to put potted plants in an enclosed terrarium and not have to do anything other than monitor the humidity but I feel like it might be more complicated than that… I’m looking for any help, insight, advice, experienced knowledge that anyone might have on keeping potted plants in glass aquariums. I really want to keep my tropical plants alive in Alaska lol I do realize that it just might not be feasible as long as we continue living in this house but I want to try everything I can first. Ssssooo please help me :p