Is it too late or can I save my Pom tree somehow?
It’s looking pretty hopeless, should I mist or add soil? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I removed easy to remove branches, watered, fertilized, and am using a grow light.
For context I have only been able to grow an aloe plant but have a lot of time currently and wanted to become a plant momma however I may have bitten off more than I can chew. I got this tree, 2 banana trees, a pineapple plant, and lithops. This tree was my first and the only one I’ve named so I really want to somehow save. I think I might have loved it a bit too much and done more damage than help.
Sorry if update photos aren’t very clear.
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natalyn
Does this monstera need to be repotted?
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Dj
Happy
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KJM
I know! This has nothing to do with plants but I was so excited to see a little bird go into my birdhouse. Nobody has wanted to live there when it was fresh and new built by my very own hands but now that it's old and beat up somebody moved in!
Ashley
Hi! I just purchased a striped calathea a few days ago and I came home today to find all of my leaves curled up. Any idea what causes this? Watered and repotted Saturday morning. No signs of pests. Roots looked good.
Fairly new to plants and appreciate all the help! Thanks!
Anna
Am I able to stick her in a window?? I have her say about 3 ft from my bathroom window. Just wondering first time potho owner! 😄
Parker ann
Anyone know what’s going on with my tomato plant here?
LadyBeeeeee
Happy Mother’s Day to me! 🤘🏻☀️🪴
Struggling_PlantLady
Give me everything you got, lol.
I've recently gotten into plants a little over a month again and it's been a sure struggle.. well still struggling here. What's you best advice to a beyond beginner getting into the plant world?
So far I've picked some pretty bad specimens to begin with, struggled with humidity, overwatering, you name it. My best plant thus far has been my satin, his name is Herbert (he was a rescue, but at the time I had no idea...)
Here's what's left of my little plant family -
Herbert - the satin
Fred - the calathea
Gerald - the zebra
And our newest brother...
Archibald - the alocasia
Please help me keep them alive ☹️🙏
Cryingwolf
Recently bought these, they are still in nursery pots but the monstera feels like it should be repot, any advice on when i should repot these three, would it be ok to repot them an inch or two up in pot size? They are all in 4 inch pots thanks in advance!
Geno
9 months of happy growth!
NewPlantMom25
Can anyone tell me why my golden patho is doing this. It was a start from a friend’s plant.
NewPlantMom25
My newest baby. I named him bread and butter.
Elysia
Thanks for the advice on the last post. I managed to find a grow lamp for the plants. Here’s the set up now
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ChinookMomma
First time here; I received a geranium for Mother’s Day. I would like to repot it and put it on my porch. Any suggestions for a solid type of pot that won’t work against me keeping the plant alive? TIA!
Liz
My favorite day 🤗
Skimbutt
Hello Yall! I haven’t posted or been on this app in a while but to be fair, where I live seasonal depression is common for everyone. Anyway 🥲, I bought my baby monstera a month or so ago and didn’t know what it was but expected for it to be a monstera. I let her get used to my environment and even posted about her here for an identification and some tips!
Problem: I used some seed starter soil today to transplant her to a bigger plant, and then hours later realized it was a dumb idea. I will be looking for coco coir and stuff and transplant her before her next watering.
Any tips or tricks?? I’m thinking she can be a crawler for now. I need her to stay small for a little so I can prepare to move and stuff within the year.
Thank yall in advance!
David
First plant market of the year went well 😊
Victoria Maddison
PSA to all plant parents, but mostly the beginners:
YOU DO NOT NEED TO FOLLOW PLANTA’S WATERING SCHEDULE 😭😭😭
ALWAYS CHECK YOUR PLANTS FIRST TO SEE IF THEY’RE STILL MOIST/DAMP 💦
In most cases you should not follow it, but instead just use it as a reminder to check on your plants to see if they’re thirsty. I keep seeing people not know that they’re overwatering their plants because they’re following the schedule even though their plants are still wet. And I understand, it literally tells you to do it…but don’t.
Every plant is different. Some like to be damp most of the time, some like to almost dry out, some like to completely dry out, etc. Also your home environment and substrate can cause your plant to dry out slower or faster than others. I wish it was as simple as following an app’s schedule, but in *most* cases it is not.
Sincerely,
A concerned plant friend that doesn’t want your plants to get root rot 👍🏼
