JW
Where can you find variegated monsteras that are not Thai constellation or other copyrighted varieties in the Denver area? Thank you!
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emi
i have been wanting to start a closed glass terrarium with tropical-ish plants, any tips for a beginner like me? ☺️💗
Zoe
Hi I am new here as I have decided it’s time to really pay attention to my plants! (ie stop taking them to near death and having to propagate just to then repeat the cycle) Just a quick question regarding the planta app… most of my plants are in a room with a south-facing window, and I am wondering which option I should be selecting when creating the ‘site’. Should I be putting full direct 8 hour sun or partial sun?
Mal20
Hello i am Mallie and i am looking to get a indoor plant anything that has pretty color but i dont know how to start out i want ti get a plant that starts small and i can watch it grow over time i have access to lowes and Home depot so anything from there i can get any tips and tricks will help !!
Kieley
Hello, I am looking into getting a green house so it can be ready for spring and summer. What greenhouses would you recommend? I don’t like the look of the plastic tent ones I would prefer a stable greenhouse that can stay up all year since I live in Oregon we get some decent rain, show and wind in the winter. Feel free to post pics of your greenhouses as well as any advice regarding greenhouses and growing in greenhouses! I am not opposed to building one instead of buying one so show me your greenhouses and ideas! Thanks so much!
Hyegi
I think my apoballis is flowering!
MicAZ
My first Pachira Aquatica. Not gonna lie, I’d never even heard of this before I saw it and bought it. But I had to have it! Anyone have any good tips for this cutie? Thanks!
Stephanie
Is there a way to find my questions I asked without scrolling through the hole list? Thanks
Ida
Pelargoniums! Which one is your favorite? 🌸 In Sweden we have a Geranium that's called Dr. Westerlunds flower (Pelargonium Graveolens) after Dr Ernst Westerlund (1839–1924). He believed that its fresh, citrusy scent could purify the air and speed up recovery for the sick. Pelargonium has been a beloved houseplant in Sweden since the 18th century and has had various folk names over time, including "Farmer’s fart", "Old woman’s fart", "The hasty suitor", "Bedbug tree" and "Smells nice". If you want to taste it here's a recipe for it as well: Ingredients - 200 ml (0.8 cups) granulated sugar - 10 green leaves of Dr. Westerlund’s flower (rose geranium) + 5 finely chopped leaves for the glaze - 150 g (5.3 oz) room-temperature butter - 2 eggs - 200 ml (0.8 cups) all-purpose flour Glaze - 150 ml (0.6 cups) powdered sugar - About 1 tbsp water Instructions 1. Preheat the oven to 175°C (347°F). Grease and flour a springform pan, approximately 18 cm (7 inches) in diameter. 2. Blend the sugar and 10 plant leaves together until you get green-colored sugar. 3. Whisk the scented sugar and butter together until light and fluffy using an electric mixer. Add one egg at a time, beating well after each addition. Finally, mix in the flour. 4. Spread the batter evenly in the pan and bake in the middle of the oven for 25–30 minutes. Check with a toothpick—if it comes out clean, the cake is done. Let it cool completely. 5. Mix the powdered sugar and water into a thick glaze, then stir in the finely chopped leaves. Spread the glaze over the cake. Enjoy! (Attached below is a picture of Dr. Westerlunds flower and a picture of Dr. Westerlund taken by A. Willmansson)
Dax
Visited the New York Botanical Gardens’ Orchid Show yesterday. It was outstanding - best one in years . Theme is Mexican Modernism and it blew me away! 😍
Stephanie
Please help me identify this plant I got as a gift. Thanks
Evi (◡‿◡✿)
Watering day ☀️
Aoibhin
My spider plant has been growing a baby for a over a month now, and I saw that you can add them into the same pot as the mum to make her bigger/thicker. The baby is about 6 cm tall now and I was wondering if anyone had any advice on doing this as it’s my first time propagating or growing a plant from a baby. :)
Madderdebs
Visiting my son and dil. Here’s proof you don’t need to do anything special to get your orchids to bloom. For reference I am sharing the state of their other plants..
JW
I grew 3 avocado pits from King Soopers and 2 never opened. This one just did and has shot up over the past week! Care tips welcome, 3rd time doing it and it's always been tricky to keep them happy, but they never seem to truly die off so that's a plus.
Tokkomio
My strawberry begonia's pushing 3 babies out right now! I'm planning to keep them connected to the mother plant for 3ish months, but figured I'd ask if anyone has advice on propagating afterwards. Will the pups grow sufficient roots or Will I need to keep it in a moss box/ water once they're a good size?
Bennett
My fiddle leaf fig has sprouted a huge new leaf!! I’ve had her about a year and she hasn’t grown very large leaves until now. Do I need to prune any of the older, smaller leaves or just leave it alone? Thanks!
Austin and Jaclyn
I have a neon heart leaf philodendron here. This one leaf is half dark green, the other half neon green. Looks healthy but just curious what’s going on here? Any answers?
shalynbri
Wondering about any recommendations for my rubber plant. She actually seems happy now, new growth coming in - but she’s sooooo spindly. Would you recommend I do a top cut or would that damn the rest of it? Wondering if there’s any way to get the stem my part to push out foliage? Thanks for any input - always learning. 🌱 🙏 P.S. this was watering day so just finished bottom watering, she sits under grow lights 12 hrs a day.
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Good afternoon friends! Newbie plant momma here & I’ve just been gifted a potted African Violet & would love any advice to keep her happy and healthy. Since I’m very new to plant care and this plant is above my knowledge I’ve been following the instructions this app gave me but I’m very open to more advice! (ㅅ´ ˘ `)
