House plants
Discuss anything regarding plants
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I am creating a project, it’s an A or B project. Either: A, I get a fish tank and fill it with plants, with a grow light on top. Or B, I get plexi glass and fit it into the small crevice of my shelf, (so my cat can’t get to it) and put a bunch of plants on it, and shine a grow light on it. PLAN B IS THE ROUGH DRAWING IN THE PIC. (This is a big deal to me bc/ I can’t have many plants in my room bc/ of my 3 cats.)
Any care tips for this plant? There are so many different names for it. But it never seems happy for long. Her leaves have been yellowing. Just had to cut two off but others are starting to have yellow spots also. I’ve repotted and checked the roots. No over watering or root rot. I’m so confused 🫤
TGIF! Cordyline ‘Red Sister’ Yucca Compact Dragon Tree Dragon Tree (Dracaena Marginata)
This is my Kalanchoe. Was having some stretching issues but it’s doing much better now. It is directly under a grow light, it has new soil, and I cut off the stretched parts and replanted them in this existing pot. Now I wonder if I need to continue cutting the plant, leave it alone or transplant into a much bigger pot? It grows so fast and there are babies growing in the soil due to the babies that fall off the leaves. I just wonder what other people do with theirs?
i have never had an issue with my pilea up until 3 days ago, literally from one day to another it started dropping ALL of its leaves rapidly, i water it regularly and always use the chopstick method, so it wasn’t over watered, i even water it with some plant food. i staked it up yesterday because it started to really droop. any takes on what happened??? :///
I’m not sure what’s going on here but should I be worried? It looks like mold. I put coffee grounds in it. Can that cause this?
My albo monstera leaves were curling at the edges so I bought this. Let’s hope it helps fix the problem.
My monstera is from Lowe’s and it has many cuttings from it and is falling over. Does it need to climb and should I separate them? It’s growing a new leaf but the other cutting don’t look good at all. Please help!
Saw this on tik tok and had to remake it. It looks much better in person and it’s an amazing addition to my balcony garden.
This happened last year too when the leaves edges were turning black and eventually the leaves fell of getting more and more black. I repotted it and watered less so it stopped and I cut off the black parts from what survived. The leaves started getting black again this year and this one just fell. :( please help! I can try watering less again but not sure what else I can do😭
anyone with a grow light, i need your opinion! i have lower lighting in my room and i’ve been thinking of getting a grow light. there a little bit on the pricey side and i’m wondering if it’s worth it. if so any specific brands that you’ve like would be helpful too.
I highly recommend a spray bottle like this one. I’ve seen at Sally’s Beauty supply. I bought mine on Amazon. The spray is very fine and easy in the hands. Great for misting plants or your hair. LOL
Hi, we bought these two beautiful plants (placed on the floor, right side of the photo). Just being honest, I bought them because they LOOKED beautiful. I just have no clue how to make sure I don’t kill them. So here I am and hopped on to Planta. Showing you a picture of where it’s at. The sun comes in from the left side sliding door but it doesn’t directly hit the plants. Will the cool wind (I live in jersey city) from the sliding door coming in, affect the plant? Should I always keep the sliding door closed? Any suggestions and tips will help. I don’t want to kill them LOL they’re beautiful
Feeding these interesting species of plants can be difficult. A normal plants’ food would consist of WATER, C02, and LIGHT. These things are very beneficial to ALL plants, but the Venus’ Flytrap has another great recourse. These biting plants loathe nutrient-rich soil and water, mainly because they can “OVER-FERTILIZE” or “BURN” your Venus’ Flytrap’s roots. Because of this occurring, Venus’ Flytraps need to get their nutrients from somewhere… but where? Not where, but WHAT? What do they get their protein and nutrients from? BUGS! Yes, that’s right, bugs! How do your traps get those bugs, you ask? Well, each trap, or “MOUTH” has six little “TRIGGER HAIRS” as we call them, 3 on each side. When a bug flies or crawls into the Venus’ Flytrap’s mouth, they must strike two hairs, or one, twice quick. When or if they do, the trap will SNAP! If the trap doesn’t open in 30 minutes, DO NOT WORRY! It will take almost a week in order for them to open back up. Please do not stick your finger in the trap, because it wastes valuable energy. EACH “MOUTH” CAN ONLY EAT 4 TIMES BEFORE IT DIES, so triggering a “FALSE ALARM” will over time, kill the single trap. Now, onto how to feed your Venus’ Flytrap dead bugs. I do not recommend feeding your plant dead bugs, as it is a difficult process. But many do not like handling live bugs, so it is an option. Drop the dead bug into the trap, and then touch two of the hairs inside quickly. For a minute or two after the trap closes, lightly massage the trap. (Another reason I do not like feeding my traps dead bugs is because of this. Over time, this can bruise the leaves.) Come back every 1 minute for the next 10 and for 30 seconds, massage the leaves. If your trap opens up after or within a day, the digestion has been unsuccessful. You may have to try again, or just get used to feeding your trap live bugs. Feeding is only necessary if your Venus’ Flytrap is indoors, as it can catch it’s own outdoors. Hope you have luck with your existing or future Venus’ Flytrap!
frydek elephant ear? very confused by this. normal frydeks have velvety leaves with the white lines on the leaf, these just look like normal elephant wars with the shape of a frydek. is this a new thing? are these just basic elephant ears with the frydek shape?
Is it a good idea to order plants from Ebay?
Some of the pearls are shriveled, am I doing something wrong? I don’t want this one to die.
Hello, I have bought a Ficus, my first plant that is hard to take care of. Any tips? I have pruned the dead leaves, and stems, cleaned off the dead leaves in the soil. Repotted it with new soil, and got rid of some the old soil. When I bought it at the hardware store, it was in a little rough shape, but still has some healthy growth. They don’t really take care of the indoor plants. I will add a photo later when I have the chance to. I’ve already checked for spider mites, and fungus gnats. One concern is a few yellow spots here and there on the leaves, that look slightly pitted. Any idea what that means? Help and advice would be greatly appreciated! :)
Latest addition…Cordyline ‘Red Sister’!