Anyone have tips on helping your string of frogs to thrive? I repotted mine from its little plastic pot to a self-watering terracotta pot awhile ago. I think it needs something more shallow though since its roots are so tiny and it seems to do better with top-down watering. Thank you 🐸
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What coleus variety is this.
Just bought these gazanias recently. I think these are my new favourite flower.
Master Oogway is a gorgeous string of turtles. He is so full, dense and bushy that I can’t get my finger into the soil to test if he should be watered without breaking off some turtles. I can’t even easily get a chopstick into the soil. It’s too soon to repot him since he just arrived. Any ideas or tips for caring for him? Also, does anyone else feel downright terrible when they accidentally damage or break off a leaf?
Can mexican feather grass be planted in a reservoir pot ?
Hi, can anyone help me identify this cactus please? :)
I just picked up this kit and am excited to give a try. Has anyone used these products? What has your experience been? Are there any plants that SHOULDN’T get need oil on their leaves?
I’m looking for some new plants for indoors and I’m not quite sure what plants are best for high altitude and dry air. Any ideas?
Bought this White Princess at Trader Joe's last week & she's adapting well to the strat/perl repot. However she has this large fragile leaf that I'm not sure will strengthen & is overshadowing others below it. Wait or cut?
Have you ever had an indoor plant you just didn’t like? What did you do with it? I have two spider plants I planted outside at the beginning of spring and they are doing well. Yesterday I moved a raindrop peperomia outside because I just didn’t have room for it inside and I feel terrible saying it but I just didn’t like it. I have one that I love but this one was just taking up space. I had ordered it online to get free shipping with some other plants and I was disappointed in how it looks, and it never improved. I feel a bit guilty!
Love this beauty lately
Umm, I think I did something here!! 1 month of patience and growth 🥹 What do I do next? He's a sweet baby alocasia 🥰
Anyone know what is accumulating on the side of this pot? It’s appeared on a number of my pots recently.
Found this today and bought her. Any tips or advice on these? My first ivy and I’m feeling ready to try it out! :)
Please can anyone identify this for me? I was given it free at the garden centre….
I bought this beauty at a yard sale need help finding out what kind of plant it is? Common ivy ?
I got this from Lowe’s. Does the leaves mean it’s to watered?
I have a couple of these terracotta self watering planters which have been great so far. However, I am confused on how I should go about using fertilizer? Do I mix a liquid fertilizer in the water I put in the reservoir? (I’ve seen mixed opinions on this) Or should I use a slow-release fertilizer stick in each pot?
So I want to buy a plant on Etsy ! I have never done this before and I’m a bit worried because where I live is very warm … so what do you guys think should I do it ? (I’m finally getting a monstera albo )
Rubber plant leaves puckering. Hey guys, I’m a new plant mom. I was sick for a few weeks and I was VERY impulsive and got too many plants, not enough research, basically every mistake has been made here. So it has been an eventful and extremely educational experience. But there is a lot of conflicting info online about a lot of things so I want to ask the community directly. I got this rubber plant and the leaves have these big indents or puckers or dimples (idk what you would call them) and a couple of the leaves are droopy. From what I’ve learned, these plants hate being moved. So is this just a normal reaction to such a drastic change in environment or does this look like a specific issue? It is still in the grow pot which has 4 drainage holes on the outer bottom of the pot. I want to repot into terracotta but I also didn’t want to do that so soon after it just got here. The soil meter is reading as moist about halfway down the pot, but reads as wet when it gets towards the bottom. Do the roots reach down that far? Or do you think they only reach down around where the meter says moist and the “wet” soil at the bottom is more like a reservoir? No signs of pests that I can see. Soil looks really good from what I’ve read about. Looks like it’s a well draining mix with tons of chunky bits, perlite, bark, etc Humidity is around 75 percent and temp is between 75 and 80. It is about 5 feet away from a south facing window. It has 3 or four red leaf sleeves but they were already there when I got him so it’s not a sign of being happy in my care and I know they don’t guarantee a healthy new leaf. I can give any other info you need or take pictures. I just want to do this the right way. I feel like I owe it to my plants after being so careless and impulsive when I got them. I truly had no idea what I was getting into. It’s been fulfilling though.





