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Heyy! I just got this panda plant and I put it in a panda pot! I dunked it in fertilizer water because I heard that reduces the trauma of switching pots but one leaf fell off so I put it in the soil in the pot to grow a new sprout. I was just wondering if there’s a specific way to water it or anything I should be doing to keep my new baby healthy? (I painted the pot myself!)
This is my air plant Sully. It is tho only one I have managed to keep alive because my first one dried up and the second one blew away outside. I have actually witnessed my air plant growing. He lives in my room so he doesn’t blow away like the last one.
Hi everyone!! I’m a mother of 10 plant children and I am now on my third, yes THIRD, pilea. I love how chinese money plants look but for some reason I cannot for the life of me keep one alive. I just recently got this one about a week and a half ago, watered her 3 or 4 days ago, & she’s in moderate light. I noticed that some of the stems are brown(ing) and was wondering what that indicates? My first pilea was overwatered and dropped leaves at a crazy rate & my second one didn’t indicate any signs of over or under watering but also dropped leaves until it was just a stub. I want one of these guys to work out for me so badly but I desperately need tips!! Please help🙏
Hi plant people! I just saved this lovely thing from the garden Center but I don’t know what it is. Planta is saying it’s a jade plant but picture this is calling it a sea urchin sedum but can’t find it here! Thankyou in advance :)
This spring, I finally planted my little perennial herb garden here in Scandinavia, roughly in zone 4. It’s filled with thyme, lemon thyme, chives, lavender, rosemary, and oregano. Yesterday, I harvested a generous bunch to dry for winter cooking, tea, baths, and to fill the house with fragrance.
My zz plant has been doing great but recently its taller stems have started to lean. I think they grew a bit too tall and I didn’t rotate the pot enough but now they have a very big lean (almost 90°). I don’t know what to do I rotated it so hopefully to will grow back right and supported it against the wall. I also recently repotted it into a chunky soil kid and the roots were very healthy. Is this normal and is there any way to fix the lean with a trelice or something or should I just wait it out? Thank you in advance!!!
Hi! I recently cleared all my progress fro each of my plants. I didn’t know deleting a site would delete each plant from that site and now I lost all my progress pictures. Any suggestions or ideas to get it back?
hello !! i am relatively new to gardening. i’ve begun my journey mainly with herbs, one of which is my spearmint. she’s doing wonderfully (many new sprouts), but there’s one thing i’ve never seen before — it actually has tree-like branches and a hefty, woody stem. so as a newbie i ask: is this normal? is it actually the bottom of my plant being dead? did i just go my whole life without knowing that’s how spearmint grows? any explanation is appreciated greatlyyyy :)
Does anyone know what's wrong with my plant? It was thriving and flowering at least a month ago and now it's like greying and the leaves are slowly falling off
Wanted to show off this beautiful brand new leaf on my pride and joy: my rubber plant I propagated from a huge dying potted plant in an abandoned mall :)
Have you ever regretted giving away or selling a plant? I’m getting ready to do a big plant sale in two weeks (like a yard sale, but plants). I have a few plants I’m on the fence about. I’m afraid I’ll miss them when they’re gone. (The Sinningia, while pretty, is definitely going because I’m allergic to it! 😭)
I’m new to planting and been given the ones I have as gifts, I have only watched YouTube to know what to do this far but I have no idea what I’m doing. This was a beautiful Peace Lily that had one flower, then it died off, I freaked and got sad cause I lived it but didn’t know that’s part of the cycle till I searched it. Anyways the bigger leaves turned brown, I removed them and was left with these smaller ones and little bundles I’m hoping will get bigger. Any help given is greatly appreciated.
It was a gift I got 2years ago and moved it from outside to indoors in March 2025. The peddles started to shrivel and fall off, now there’s only 2 peddles, is it because I have it indoors? Idk. I’d like it to bloom and be full again.
I have two different species of snake plants in the bottom right pot that was a gift and it has a new shoot coming out in the middle with a leaf that’s turned a light yellow. The top pot has no changes, it was one leaf, cut in half by my friends dad and given to me to try out and he put a jade peddle and small peace lily bundle in as well, I think it’s over crowded but there’s no roots to any of them yet and it’s been a month having them. Any ideas or comments is welcomed.
i just rescued this friend from the grocery store and was wondering if she needed to be repotted, or just left alone for a little bit? the soil is also bone dry so i will be giving her a little water, but i wanted to wait and see if she needed to be repotted first. thanks! :)
Can anyone tell me what to do about the “leggyness” of my rubber plant? She was in too cold of an environment and dropped bottom leaves. Shes okay now, 5+ new leaves being outside in 80-90 degree weather. Just not sure how to make her look full again.
What’s the best essential oils for keeping little bugs away? I have some bites on a few of my plants. I live in a forest area in the redwoods so I know it’s inevitable to happen. I use some neem oil mix currently but any tips or others that work better? Thanks in advance 🤍🥰
1. What type of plant is this? 2. What am I doing wrong? I have had it for years and it has grown a LOT but then suddenly it seems to be overwatered any time I water it and loses leaves. It has not gotten any new leaves in over a year. Not sure what to do. I have included an old photo from a year and a half ago for reference.
I needed some advice on how to keep this guy alive and thriving. This will be my 3rd money tree. The other 2 died. They would be thriving and then boom. There would be fungus gnats and then die. Soul recommendations? How often do you water? Fertilizer? Anything helps. Thank you in advance
I’m probably right but that’s not sufficient light for my tomato plant? And I guess I probably have the lights positioned wrong? 🤔😂
