I got this red Philodendrom at a plant swap in February and it hasn't changed much. The new leaves take forever to work their way free (if they do at all). I have to help it most the time and when I get them out they don't like to open. I mist it and it's near a humidifier but I'm not sure what is going on with it. It has stared a new small plant at the base and it has done well. So I'm not sure if I should split it cause maybe it's putting to much energy on the new part? I'm just not sure. Any help would be great
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Love the leaves on this guy!! It has grown so much this year
I don’t what happened😪 How can I save my plant? I think its called French Bloom. Does anyone have any advice? Thank you!
Can anyone tell me what this is and how to care for it??? Thank you all💚
Just received this pretty alocasia from an Etsy seller only to realize it looks like 3 plants potted together! It needs to be reported anyway, should I separate them? Or repot them together? Does it make a difference?
So excited to see this open up. Thai constellation Monstera.
Can anyone tell me why the backs of these leaves from these three plants have red speckles on them? One is obviously my red margin pepperomia, one is my ficus Schrijveriana, and the third is my Tineke rubber plant. TIA! PS. I don’t overwater, at all. I wait until these plants are quite dry before I water them.
Frydek in LECA thriving ✨🌱
Love autumn lighting ❤️ Plants are thriving with the sun pouring in more directly
Y’all!!!!!!! My aglaonema is flowering! 🥹
Can someone tell me what type of philodendron this is? If it’s a philodendron!
HAPPY POST, my Purple Heart plant started to flower !!! It’s so pretty this makes me so proud of myself in talking care of it correctly it filled with excitement!
Does anyone have a recommendation for a good grow light?
When I add liquid fertilizer, should I be watering also? I added this directly to the soil per instructions, but I bottom water my plants & I’m wondering if I should also bottom water at the same time?
Is this an Aglaonema?
Looking for advice from plant lovers with major sensory issues ☺️ Hello! I am looking to give my in-water lucky bamboo, Groot, some fertilizer in hopes of new growth and recovery from a recent depressive and forgetfulness episode. I bought a small bottle of liquid fertilizer and my plan was to only add a very very very small amount.... I opened the packaging and nearly threw up from how overwhelming the smell is. I know what fertilizer is, I know what it's made of, but if it all smells like THAT then I don't know what to do. I have autism, as does my boyfriend, and we can't do strong smells like that - it sticks to us for days ((I currently have it sitting outside on the porch bc the smell from the closed bottle alone is so offensive)). I want to be a good plant parent, and this is one of the first plants I've managed to keep for longer than 2 months... It doesn't have to smell like roses but does anyone have any suggestions for fertilizer for an in water plant that doesn't smell like an unalived whale that is covered in poo has been shoved into a 16 ounce bottle?
Hi everyone did I do okay? This is my first repotting of a calathea. I was so nervous getting it out of the mini pot. I gave the plant some water with an eye dropper. Any thoughts appreciated ❤️ 🙏
My money tree has been doing well in recent years. However, lately it has been yellowing at the tips. I’m unsure what to do. I feel like my pot might be to large. It hasn’t been repotted in a few years. I did change the soil a year ago due to a fly infestation, and was doing well after. I moved it to an indirect sunlit spot, thinking it was getting too much direct light where it was prior and that was causing the yellowing. But that hasn’t helped. I water per the Planta schedule or recommended guidelines for soil moisture. I mist it. Clean the dust off the leaves with water. I’ve trimmed/pruned off lots of leaves as well. I’m at a loss. I’m not sure what to do at this point. Anyone have any pointers on what I can do?
Does anyone else do this with their Zwartkop Black Rose, dead head it to get more rosettes and keep it small? Because I live in Minnesota, I can't keep it outside all year so it's a house plant. I only have East- and West-facing windows. The West windows don't get a lot of light and the East windows only get morning sun which means, even if I wanted it to get big, it wouldn't have enough light. I keep it on my plant stand where it can't get very big and it's under grow lights. I have also tagged my plant so you can see pictures since I've had it. You can tell when I learned about cutting it to get more rosettes and "dead head" it each fall.
I’m new to the Oxalis Triangularis, and as it was a gift I didn’t really get to do a lot of research. I think it was slightly overwatered and so lost a few leaves but I’m hoping to repot soon into better soil. I did have a look at the roots and couldn’t see any brown. The leaves are now staying folded up so I’m wondering whether it is going into dormancy or if it’s dying? I recently moved it from a north facing window to a south facing window to try and help but I know the temperatures are getting colder and this can cause dormancy. I’m so used to succulents so really not sure what to do. Any advice would be appreciated.
















