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Currently this what my monstera is looking like. When I first bought it, it was double in size but I split it. What I’m curious about is possible separating what is shown in the photo. Which I believe is multiple plants put into one pot. Would it be beneficial to split up the plant or is it okay staying as a bunch?
I don’t want to over water… is this soil a good like moist or color for my morning glory’s ?
It’s move in day. Moving from house into greenhouse. Good riddance winter!
Got this plant on clearance and I don't know much about it but was told it will be good in my terrarium I'm putting together. Any help would be great. Thanks
A friend just asked me to try and save her plant and I don't think I can but want to ask you all what you think. She cut the leaves off and put them in the soil. Will these grow? Thanks for the help
Got mealy bugs for the first time ever today and now I can officially say I’m never buying plants again…. Most terrifying bugs EVERRRR😭😂
Help pls! I don’t know how or even if I should repot these plants, they are ghost echeverias. I have had them is this pot for about 6-9 months. And have propagated them multiple times.
Good evening plant lovers. I’ve been hearing about splitting some types plants when there are many in a pot…… recently got a philodendron Ring of fire and a Monstera. Their pots are full. Should I separate?
Just order some liphops seeds off Amazon and I was supposed to get 5 live plants and 20 seed but look at my live plants. Omg so excited. I just got them planted and hope they do great. I have never tried these little guys so wish me luck. I used potting soil and pumice 50/50 as suggested
This is my first alocasia I’m really hopeful not to kill it! I repotted it after bringing it home a week ago. I’m worried that the soil is too chunky? If that’s possible for these plants? The soil mix I mixed up is equal parts perlite, potting soil, and orchid mix. Any advice would be appreciated!
New addition to the family❗️ Begonia Cracklin Rosie 🤩🫶🏾🌱
Got this little guy on clearance today but there is no tag so I'm not sure what it is. Any ideas? It doesn't really look or feel like my spider plants but I guess it could be a different type. Just not sure but for $2 I figured I would save it.
Can someone please help me with my baby rubber plant tree. She has been ill the last couple days and I think I may have over watered but don’t know for sure.🪴 she looks so sad😢
Hello!! My name is Isabelle, I live in Arkansas. I just bought my first plants this week ( a Yellow Ripple Ivy and Shasta Daisy) and am very excited about it! I have only been able to keep one plant alive in my entire life ( Mini Roses, gifted to me - photo attached) and I'm honestly not sure how 😂 I'm hoping to learn new things and be able to properly care for my new friends! Any advice or will wishes are greatly appreciated! ❤️
Here's a quick graphic I made for anyone wanting to know how to stake a monstera correctly.
Hello all! I am seeking feedback on a logo I have created for my plant business (Simply Rooted) I am hoping to launch this spring/summer. THIS IS JUST A ROUGH DRAFT but i’d appreciate any feedback on maybe things you like or dislike. Thank you in advance 😁
Hi I’m new to this group I just joined today. I’m so confused and annoyed I’m trying to upload a picture of this plant I bought, the pictures are perfect and I’ve taken 20 and it keeps saying the picture won’t work 🙄 can someone please tell me what kind of plant this is so I know how to take care of it! Thank you
PSA: While I really appreciate Planta’s water scheduling feature, it should be noted that sticking to a strict watering routine for any plant is likely to end with overwatering and dead plants. Consider the schedule as more of a reminder to check on your plant and water if needed. Most houseplants will prefer to be more dry before receiving water, and that doesn’t always happen in the same time frame every time. The weather affects it, the amount of light it’s getting, the humidity level, the amount of water it got last time, etc. For the sake of your plants, do not water on schedule. But do CHECK on schedule. This means sticking your fingers into the soil and feeling for moisture. If the soil is still wet, don’t water. If the soil is barely moist, it might be alright. Some plants want to be 100% dry from top to bottom before being watered. Wishing you all the best! Sincerely, - Leaf Keeper of the Golden Green
Hello, I was gifted this plant awhile ago and it is in a very bad shape. Anyone has an idea what plant is that?
Hi all, I am a beginner and got some indoor plants. I would like to know the best composition of soil fertilizer perlite mix that suits most of the indoor plants growth. Also how to get rid of millipedes from peace Lilly underneath pot. Thanks