barbara1321
Should I separate the baby from the plant? I got this plant about 1.5 months ago and it hasn't changed at all. Is that normal?
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Thiane
The newest leaf is so much bigger than the others 😱
Cece
So I saved this peace lily a while back from the clearance section in lows or something, and she’s been living in water in an attempt to revive her. All the leaves were dead, but I kept the best ones. Can anyone tell me what’s going on with the old stems? I know they are rotting ish, part of it is dirt. But the fuzzy sprouts are new. Is this just new roots. It’s happening on a lot of the plant. Any tips for saving her are welcome! At this point I just feel bad enough to keep her
Melikeplants
Spring is here!
Catherine
So I have a technology question about the app. This past year I have moved and now live in two locations across the country to be near both of my children. I want to have plants in my apartments in both locations. Is there any way to have the app know I live in two locations with plants in each? It would be nice but if the only option is to buy the app a second time I will just settle on one location. Thanks for any suggestions!!
Kyoda
I don’t know what to do… my plant is dying I’m trying to bring it back it shouldn’t die this easily. More yellow leaves…
Yolanda
Hey plant friends.. Does anyone on a philodendron ruizii? This one is beautiful, costa farms suggested this plant to me however, I would like to know the care of any plant before I purchase it
Show me the Greens!
Good morning from Maryland! I wanted to share a Before & After of my Heart 💚 Hoya. Thank you for your advice on getting a trellis. I also ended up repotting. Funny thing: almost every morning I have to retrain her AWAY from my mother in-law’s Christmas cactus! I guess she’s found a friend… I’ll move her further away.
Alexandra
Can ya'll please help me to identify this beautiful baby?? When I got it, I thought it was a Hawaiian Pothos, but when it started to thrive while propagating I noticed the leaves starting to split? Is it an Amydrium?? I just finally potted it yesterday 🥰
Kris
Anybody else can’t wait to put their plants outside?
Yolanda
Hey y’all I’m super happy I just purchased Denise on the 16th of April. OMG she is thriving so good the leaves are the size of my hand now in certain spots 😊😊
Plants❤️
Does anyone know a good place to buy plants?
bazooka
Just picked up a Norfolk Island Pine from Marketplace. Several of the branches have yellowing needles—any chance they’ll turn green again, or is it too late?
Plants are so 😎
I have two plants that died I need more! Anybody know good places to get some? I really want to try some new places.
Petals n pothos
Does anyone know if there is a way to add an extra upkeep item into the app? I spray some of my plants with a neem oil & water solution every ten days or so and I'd like to add it into the care section but don't see a way how to add custom items...
Kier
Could someone please explain why the app insists on misting and watering the same plant on the same day? 🤔🤨
Sarah
3 Snake Plant questions I could use help on please: 1) is this prop ready to be planted? 2) if yes to #1 question then what size pot should I start with (I know they like to be root bound)? 3) is it safe to spray an already prepared neem oil spray directly on snake plant leaves? Thanks for any help!
Planta
Ok, so we’re doing a series on some of the most popular plant myths floating around right now. First up: 🌱 "Adding sugar to your plant’s soil will boost its growth.” At first glance, this sounds logical—plants need sugar for energy, right? So why not help them out with a little sweet sprinkle? Well… not so fast. 🧪 The Science Behind It: Plants do rely on sugar (specifically glucose) for energy—but they don’t get it from the soil. They produce it themselves through photosynthesis, a process where they turn sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide into food. Basically, they’re self-sufficient chefs. So when you add sugar to the soil, you’re not feeding your plant—you’re feeding the wrong crowd. 🦠 What Actually Happens: * Sugar might encourage fungal and bacterial overgrowth. * This can lead to mold, smelly soil, and root suffocation. * It might also disrupt the healthy soil microbiome, which plants rely on for nutrient uptake. 💚 What actually helps plants grow well is optimal growing conditions. Different plants are adapted to different environments, so instead make sure it receives optimal conditions in terms of: * Light * Watering * Nutrient availability * Soil type And put the sugar in your coffee / tea instead ☕️
Rose
So I've had this moonshine snake plant well this'll be third summer. So happy, tons of pups over the years. I last separated her in March. I noticed today - flowering 🙃. Hopefully she's not dying but I fear the worst.
Muqdad
Please help with money tree weak growth and leafs folding
