Lucia

over 3 years ago

This begonia is my fav plant & sooo happy💚💫

KP

over 3 years ago

Hey guys! I posted in another group but it’s literally crickets. The surrounding posts got comments and I’m here like 🥲 Can someone help? Might be shock from transferring pots since the other was too big but if anyone knows for sure, I’d appreciate the help. Here’s my post from the other group: I got this beauty for Mother’s Day. Full of white flowers. I had to repot him because his pot was too big (totally my fault) but I’m not sure if he’s coming back or still mad at me lol. Planta says I should water him today but the self watering pot I had him in kept him pretty moist so I wanted to skip again. Soil isn’t as moist as it was in the other pot but he could go for a little water if I forced it. What do y’all think? Any tips? Thanks 🙏🏽

Had to do another repot of our Coffea arabica. Jasmine, Tasnim, Anouska, Layla, and Nadia are growing so well!

Archous

over 3 years ago

Mounted my Orchid to cork bark. Hope it’s happy! 🤞🏼

Iplantevenrightnow🪴

over 3 years ago

Who are your favorite planty YouTubers? I like Swedish Plantguys, Sydney Plant Guy, wildfern, Sheffield Made Plants, Becca De La Plants, and unplantparenthood.

can u help me identify these plants? Plz from left to right, ( i think some of them are the same type)!

Catie

over 3 years ago

I repotted her today so hopefully she’ll be happier and thrive for a while

y’all know what type of plant this is?

do you know what type of plant this is? l

Russty

over 3 years ago

Has anybody tried using a macrame hanger instead of a moss pole for you aroids? I think moss poles and trellises take away from the jungle vibe. If you saturate the hanger with water and nutrients, will the aerial grab on and continue climbing?

lola

over 3 years ago

hey, wondering if anyone can help me figure out what type of hoya this is, it’s leaves aren’t shaped like a hoya kerrii so wondering if anyone has any suggestions?

Kats-tera

over 3 years ago

Can anyone tell me what this is? Planta ID'd this as a striped dracaena but I'm not so sure... just want to make sure I'm giving proper care. It's pretty healthy but I've had it for a few years now and it hasn't grown at all.

my plant is a yellow pitcher plant it was doing perfect 4 days ago and now it looks like this. i don’t know what happened to it if anyone can help that would be greatly appreciated.

Ray

over 3 years ago

Hi everyone I just got 2 new plants but I have no idea what they are does anyone know?

Mama & Bea

over 3 years ago

Dose any one know what type of plant this is I’m using the plant identification thing but non of the option look right

401_paigenotfound

over 3 years ago

Does anyone know much about Red Nerve plants? Are they always this unruly? Any tips on containing her will be much appreciated!

Anybody advise on my velvet calathea ? I’m filling water instructions etc from Planta. Tips are yellow

Danika

over 3 years ago

🤓Today I learned something new! I mad science geeked out on testing and adjusting my LA tap water PH levels to around 5.5-6 PH which is more acidic and what most houseplants prefer (previously about 7.5-8 PH which is too alkaline for most houseplants. Just got the basic water testing kit along with PH up & PH down solutions on Amazon. I learned that unless the PH of your water is correct for your plants, they are unable to take in nutrients from fertilizers and this could lead to fertilizer burn or just starve your plant. So by adjusting the PH of all my tap water i will soon see new healthier bigger growth! Since I am mid-process of shifting a lot of my indoor collection to Pon semi-hydro, making the water solution right is super important to me. I also found out about a new water purifying product that I am now testing out for the foreseeable future called API stress coat, (made for fish tanks) which apparently just adding a drop or two to each gallon of tap water will remove the heavy metals and chlorine and clorimine from it, making it safe to use as an alternative to buying purified water for my more sensitive plants (specifically Calathea, maidenhair ferns & carnivorous plants). We will see if it works as well as the you-tuber i watched and learned from… he seemed to think it was a miracle thing for all of his plants! I will update you all on this in maybe a month!

So this was on my ppp I need help would I repot it or put it in water???

Elizabeth Taylor

over 3 years ago

My longest living house plant about 2 years strong 🌱. Just figured out what type of plant she is and learning how to take better care for Beauty 🪴.