Elyse
Appreciation of my new plant stand š„°
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Ali
Help! I was gifted this money tree and within two weeks it looks so rough. Any ideas? Multiple leaves look like this.
exholy
found this guy (and three others) tossed in front of a vacant lot, no pots or anything. goblin instincts kicked in so I took him lol. I think it's a pygmy date palm? salvageable I hope? š¤š»
Taylor
These were just given to me from a friend. Iām still a bit of a beginner. I have no clue what these are Or exactly how to pot them. I keep scanning it on the app and it says ādieffenbachia compactaā but I donāt think that is right. The stems did not look the same. So if anyone could help out on identifying them that would be incredible!
Liv
My long loved pothos that was attacked by mealys, and Iāve been trying to salvage, is continuing to go downhillš„ŗ Is there any chance any of it will survive, or should I prepare to let it go??š¢š
ccmurr4y
Just wanted to share my toad lily š¤© Got a little crowded by the spurge but persevered and bloomed!
Arielle
Hi! Does anyone know why the bigger leaves may be unhappy on my Watermelon Peperomia? I keep it in moderate to bright light near my window inside, I just watered her. Also, the app was unable to diagnose whatās wrong with the stems, if anyone knows, thank you!
Tee Jay
Last night under the pergola š
Penny L
This is one of my air plant arrangements. I really love these ones, but I havenāt added three of them to Planta because I canāt figure out what type they are and for a couple of my other ones, I do know what they are but Planta doesnāt recognize them. Any air plant aficionados out there who can help me identify this group? I know the one in the bottom left is a Tillandsia Funkiana. Thanks ahead of time! šš¼š
Connie E
What to do. I have been posting often. As of this spring I am a new plant parent to houseplants and also doubled down with an outdoor greenhouse so everything about house plants and greenhouses is a learning curve for me. Thanks for all of the very helpful suggestions and responses. All of which have been spot on.
John G Amero
Itās Q and A time! Question and Amaryllis! Today was a soaker of a rain that came through the Philadelphia area. With there being less daylight and sun I had moved my 3 Amaryllis bulbs into a more sunny location in my back yard. They got good and watered again today and they have lots of drainage. Itās September 9th and Iām so worried about bringing them in so they can bust at the holidays that I may bring them in too early. When when when can and should I begin to help them versus letting nature take its course? The three bulbs were purchased last holiday year. One wax covered and one non-wax covered. Both of those produced red trumpet flowers. After the wax bulb was done I removed the wax and planted it. It was so happy it produced 2 more stalks with four red trumpet flowers. More than when it was enclosed in wax. The other non-wax coated bulb had an attitude of āBig deal. Such a show off.ā and gave no more flowers. The third bulb was a Lowes rescue after the holidays. There were bulbs just thrown everywhere and I put them back in their boxes and wished them all good luck in find a home. As I was walking away one bulb fell outta its box and I picked it up again and purchased it. It produced 3 stalks of four huge white trumpet flowers. I probably could have and should have put all three in one pot but two are in one and one is by itself. The two images are the bulbs now and the wax bulb after I removed the wax and planted the bulb in a cylinder chinese food wonton soup take out container that I punched holes in to drain. I think because the roots also got light is why I got so many huge blooms.
Celeste
Is it normal for air plants to be brown/lighter in color towards the base?
MrsDoot
I swore I would NEVER have another Calathea because theyāre just so darn FUSSY! But here I amā¦.couldnāt say no to this beautiful Jungle Velvet. Wish me luck! š®āšØš¤š»š
JHerr01
oh pot yeah
Got this little shy guy today (right in photo)- still hasnāt popped back out after being repotted, will give him some space tonight
Menah š¦
Hi there! Iāve been really struggling with my parlor palm and just had to make some clippings again. Not really sure how to care for this plant, any recommendations?? Thereās always growing leaves and crispy ones and has been stunted in growth. I havenāt thought to check out its roots.
breluvsplants
Literally obsessed with my small patio!š š„°
Alex
My roommate and I work at a hardware store and she pointed me in the direction of these ladies in need of rescue. Iāve never had either of them before, so any advice is appreciated. The money treeās root system is looking a little rough, but hereās to hoping it perks up. The alocasia has a yellowed tip on one leaf, but when I went through her root ball, I found thirteen corms. Iām going to try to sprout them. Wish me luck!
Sunny
My Alocasia Zebrina, named Zina, is alive and thriving! I got a new pot sheās chilling in while indoors from this morningās storm. I bought her before knowing her soil can never dry out! I left town for a funeral and she let me know with dry tips and spots. We are better, now. Her pot with no drain holes is from Lost in The Forrest online. Itās titledāKabasa Potā and comes in mint, white, and three sizes
Iwetmyplantsš±
I feel my Mican has come a long way, it is another clearance plant I bought. I think I paid 2 dollars for it. Here is a early photo and one from today
