Mysti M

3 months ago

Any tips for hard water spots on leaves? Thanks.

Theinvisgamer

3 months ago

I read that this is called creeping charlie but should i be worried about it?

Hi everyone, my daughter in law sent me these photos of an orchid she was gifted. I’m after some help as to what she needs to do for this plant to grow please? Thank you

Holly

3 months ago

Hello there has been a heat wave in Pa and my plants are taking a hit it’s my sprouts I’m pretty sure I lost my lemons and apple pinks is there any advice? They are all indoors except 2 I have a monstera and I’m not really sure what’s in the other pot anymore 😅

Skylar Bohler

3 months ago

Is my plant Jerold dying because he seems to have like drippy leaves and I don’t get it?????

JellieJells

3 months ago

Guys what’s this?

Taryn

3 months ago

Looking for some advice! I propped some succulents back in January of this year. I have this pot of four here that has been growing really well and is at the point where overlap will start to happen. I want to get them into their own pots at some point soon, however I’m not sure if they’re ready to be repotted yet? Will they do alright if I repot them now? Or should I wait until they’ve grown more? Please let me know :)

Morgan Picillo 🖤 🌿

3 months ago

Funny Friday- Plants have personalities too! Share a photo of your funniest looking plant, quirky leaves, wild growth, or silly shapes 🤪

Panda

3 months ago

Hello plant community! I have a couple of spider plants and a pothos baby growing in my fish tank. The two spider plants were small with not much growth when I added them now they are thriving one has a leaf that is an inch wide. Their root systems are huge and healthy. I’ve seen a lot of people say that it is better for spider plants to live in water, and that they can live in water long-term with fertilizer and proper care. What I’m concerned about is if I transfer these two to soil that they will wilt and lose their health and the roots will get smothered by the soil. I’ve gone back-and-forth for a while. I really want these plants to grow really big and continue to be healthy but my question is if I transfer them to water only pots will they still remain just as healthy? I would appreciate any tips even if it’s just adding fish tank water when I do fish tank changes instead of you know my normal plant water. I would appreciate any advice because I really want these plants to grow and thrive bigger than they are now, and I’d like to be able to move them to another place in my room and propagate more babies from them, but my struggle is fear of their beauty and health being compromised. Thank you so much for any help.

Hi all, I’ve sown a few seeds a couple of weeks back. This is how they’re doing now. Should I transfer them to a nursery pot at this point or leave them in the tray a little longer? The ones that have grown leaves are sweet peas, cherry tomato (experimenting), cornflowers & marigolds. Also, any advice for the ones that haven’t germinated yet? Thanks:))

I have hanging plants, but the room I want to put them in doesn’t have enough light. Does anyone have ideas/inspo to share of a grow light system that isn’t shelf based?

Star

3 months ago

Hi I’m new to the community group but I’m not new to the green life anyway do anybody know what exactly this is on my baby? It’s kind of sticky when I first got it it was small so I thought it would go away but now it’s gotten bigger

Thursday’s botanical therapy. 😍😍😍

Mikel’s Plant Posse

3 months ago

Back from my trip to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico! (Side note) does the social part of this app turn off when outside the US!? I couldn’t access it!? Anyway, here a quick plant phot dump from my time there…

What are some fairly inexpensive, but well made cabinets for housing my plants that prefer humidity inside my home? My silver dragon is not favoring the current heat wave.

HugoHex

3 months ago

Free hugs? Sounds suspicious… 🌱👀😂

Plant Daddy 3000

3 months ago

Caught a green anole enjoying a little nectar from one of ‘Athena’s’ pitchers this afternoon, maybe even catching a few bugs too!

Morgan Picillo 🖤 🌿

3 months ago

Thriving Thursday! Show us a plant that is thriving this week! 😍

Mandrakes&More

3 months ago

Scars can be beautiful! Show your favorite plants with beautiful battle scars in the comments, and we can all fawn over them!

I need to repot my alocasia black velvet plant, what soil do you recommend? Seems like it needs some moss in the soil.