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Poor poor Minerva!! Minerva is a bamboo palm. And she has not been doing to well. I came home to her like this a little while ago I gave her a little water. She just looks so crushed (assuming bc of my cat). I rly want her to feel better!! So please help!
So Iâm not very good with plants at all, and I just need some help. What can I do to get my plant not looking all wrinkled like this?? More water or sun?
Was worried about bugs on my brand new pothos since something was eating it, till I found new evidence. She has no regrets
My birds of paradise is dying. What can I do to save it? The middle stalk seems to be okay but the other 4 arenât thriving.
Whatâs a plant you struggle with? Mine is my Alocasia Watsoniana. I got this diva girl about 4 months ago and her roots rotted twice - once in pon and once in soil. Then it got to a stump, I tried to re-root it again in fluval and it just decided to fully unalive itself đą Somehow I still want to get another one and try again but my common sense is telling me I shouldnât cause these gals are not the cheapest đ Anyways, whatâs your diva plant?
Hey All! I just an Alocasia Black Velvet. The plant app says itâs hard. Do you guys have any tips for this one? Iâve never had an Alocasia before. Other than an African mask it died out no where.
This plant has given me so many issues. I donât know what is wrong with it. The oldest leaves yellow so fast and I can only keep about three good leaves on him at a time. I tried insecticide because I saw some soil critters but donât know if that was the issue or not. Any ideas? Just repotted him.
Does anyone know what plant this is?đ±
Why does this happen to leaves?
I have had this little white wizard starter plant (x2) since May 12th. Are they very slow growers or am I doing something wrong? Maybe the pot is too big and theyâre scared to branch out? I fertilize according to Planta schedule.. water accordingly as well if my meter agrees. All my windows have indirect light so for part of the day I turn on my version of grow lights (grow light bulbs in table lamps) ⊠any wizardry advice!
New Pottery I made with alittle Pearl plant
I just snagged a White Ice Princess philodendron from Kroger. Apparently it is a combination of a White Knight and a Pink Princess philodendron. Apparently that means that along with white variegated leaves, thereâs a chance for pink variegated leaves as well. Letâs see! If you have a Kroger near you, keep an eye out!
Just took a trip to Loweâs to check out the plants, came home with these two- left is labeled assorted foliage and ID says Pothosâ n Joy, the one on right is a Manjula Pothos, Iâm no root expert but both of these babies look like they need bigger pots, right??
Hi everyone! I made my own tropical mix but the only potting soil that was available had fertilizer in it. My ârecipeâ is two parts potting soil, two parts orchid bark, 1 part perlite, and a bit of horticultural charcoal and mosquito bits. Should I fertilize since itâs not straight potting soil? I donât want to over fertilize it either. I use General Hydroponics Flora Series liquid fertilizers for my plants that are in leca.
Hi my name is Jeaniene and Iâm new to this group. I live in Texas near Dallas, what are the best blooming Perennials to plant that Would do well in pots? Thank you everyone!
Whatâs your favorite rare or uncommon variations? I have become very fond of propagating from rare or uncommon variations. I love the fact that they are uncommon, and usually consist of added colors like white pink and so forth, but I also really enjoy the thrill of seeing them sprout roots and grow from just a piece of the mother plant. Itâs rewarding and fun. So tell me, whatâs your favorite rare or uncommon variation of any type of plant?
Found this meme and thought it was so funny! đ
Can anyone relate? I have this constant conundrum. Out of my 250 plants, about 2/3 of them are outside. I am practically on a daily basis, trying to assess if my plants have spider mites, or just have been blessed by a friendly spider of a million varieties making a web near my plant leaves and beneficially eating the bad bugs. Every single time I see the webbing I freak out and think itâs spider mites but upon closer inspection and assessment realize 99% of the time that itâs a different type of fine webbing that looks very similar to spider mites, but isnât. Do you all experienced this and is there a good way to determine the difference between the types of webbing? I have yet to see a single actual spider mite bug on any of my plants and have been doing preventative care for some of them (specifically, indoor Calatheaâs and Alocasiaâs) but still just donât know if Iâve actually ever had them. Maybe I have it everywhere and just think itâs other spiders or maybe Iâve just never had them and Iâm paranoid. đ€·đ»ââïž PS I LOVE spiders. So iâm not into killing them. I will however break there webs up cause i know they can rebuild.
Hi have another question for the group. I am according to this app hopeless when it comes to plants. So please excuse the elementary questions. Does yellow leaves on a indoor plant mean itâs been over or under watered? Thank you.
I just looked at the roots of my lemon button fern. đ¶ Apparently, it was grown in some kind of fabric. Not fabric with soilâjust fabric all the way through. I did my best to break it away without doing too much damage, but I doubt this one will recover.
