Jordan M
If this is a safe space can someone confirm the specific type of alocasia this is😅
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MC
I’ve had this guy for a year, at least, and it just stays the same. Slightly brown tips and no babies, but it doesn’t get worse either. More water but same frequency of watering? Get a plant light even though it’s in a window?
LearningPlantMom
Is Pine Bark Mulch safe for indoor plants?
Hailey
Could someone give me advice for my plant? Just recently my plant has become very droopy and the leaves feel very bendy/thin. It was thriving a week ago but now it’s not getting better. I’m assuming I over watered it on day but I checked the soil and it feels pretty dry. Any suggestions or tips as to what I might have done and what I can do to fix it? Thanks is advance <3
PentUpPenny
This would be the biggest comeback in history. What are the odds?…
Alexander
Hiya! I’m still new to finding the best way to care for specific plants, I believe this is a Stag-horn fern of some kind. Are the brown leaves at the bottom (covering the soil) meant to be like that? It came in a nursery pot like this, but I see so many on a hanging frame, sideways. Anyone know what’s best??
Tyta
Should i repot my moon valley pilea? she’s growing beautifully and i’m not sure if she’s grown out of her pot yet :) any advice is welcome!!❤️
steph
what is this on my alocasia??
Ava
I usually set my plants on a paper towel after watering/fertilizing until no water comes out of the drainage holes. Does anyone else do this differently? Just looking for a better system!✨🌱
Ava
My purple-heart Spiderwort has a bunch of root that recently grew in! How long till I should repot her?!
JungleDrip93
Happy 6-26!!!
Lilred10
Morning!
Sam
The diva got a good soak this morning. She’s a star and she knows it❗️🫶🏾🌱
LearningPlantMom
Hello! I just recently received this plant as a gift and it didn’t say what the plant was. I don’t know for sure what type of plant this is, but I for sure know that there are two plants together in this pot. One is a fern (I don’t know what type) and the other is a flowering plant (don’t know which type). I’m going to have a very hard time reporting these because there was no plastic thing inside the ceramic pot. Help!!! - with everything pls!
Kristin
One of my ficus has had this since I got her about a year ago. It hasn’t sprouted any new leaves and I feel like it’s because this little piece got stuck or never finished growing. Should I cut it off? Is there anything I can do for it? She otherwise very healthy, she’s been repotted (about 4 months ago?), and doesn’t show any signs of root rot.
CraiCrai
Hoping for some guidance from someone with more experience with Caladiums than I have. I bought her about a week ago from a nursery. She came home standing nice and tall and now she’s beginning to sag. Is this something I should stake up and reinforce, or is this ‘ok’ and I leave it alone? Also - silly question but is the new growth a new leaf or a flower coming in? Any help / tips would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
JoeAndHisPlants
Didn’t realize there was this section in this app. Check out my husband & I’s plants!
Ana
Just curious, do any of you own a Philodendron Tortum? Do you find it to be somewhat of a slow grower or is it just me?
Cindy Asby
Quick question, do I use sphagnum moss or peat moss with Leca? I’m reporting an orchid and I don’t remember if they said which type. Thanks!!!
Penny L
This is what my gardenia bonsai looks like today. I took her out of her pot and she was completely root bound. 😟 I don’t think she was able to absorb any water at all. I trimmed back her roots and freed them up a little and then put her in some fast-draining palm potting mix I have because I think she needs more nutrients than she’ll get from akadama right now. I pruned the dead leaves and flowers, too. The flower you see in the photo was still a bud two hours earlier when I watered her. I’m keeping my fingers crossed that I got to her in time and that she’ll like her new digs. 🤞🏼
