Hi. New here. Any tips with using the light meter on this app? Is it best to measure at the brightest part of the day from where the plant is located or at the dimmest? Or somewhere in the middle? Thank you.
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Hi! I’ve had this arrow head plant for about a year and a half. Not long after I got her and repotted she started growing what seemed like another plant out of a node. I didn’t pay much mind to it until today when I checked on her and the plant had completely separated and the node piece fell out of the pot! I would like to propagate the severed piece, but is it possible? Should I water or soil propagate? Thanks! 😁
Hello! Does it look like my orchid is getting too little light, based on the leaf color? I have a western facing window but the orchid hangs just around the corner (see included diagram, yellow being window and green dot being where plant hands, ~ 3 feet from window)
eight-month progress on my heart leaf philodendron :) it puts out new leaves constantly
6-month progress with my creeping saxifrage :) Recently it’s started growing babies so soon I’ll have even more plants!
She loves it after I moved her and stretched her roots out for her!
FRIDAY! Any fun plant plans for the weekend? 😃🪴 I don’t have any specific except from figuring out if this actually is a plant or an 🦖, 👽 or something else?
Soil Recycling Does anyone have experience with recycling/reusing their indoor planting soil? I’ve read some articles online about it but would love to hear from people who’ve actually done it. Also, even if you don’t recycle your indoor soil, what do you do with it? Right now I just add it to the outside garden but it feels wasteful. Any ideas?
I’m having trouble getting an ID on this one. It was only labeled foliage in the store, and the app keeps saying golden pothos. I don’t think that’s it.
anyone know what this is? not the pothos but the plant in the middle? it was a baby off a mother plant in dallas i ripped the baby out of the ground. i’ve had it for a year and it hasn’t done much and i have a very green thumb. i’m hoping identifying it will help me care better for it.
February’s most added! Did you add any of the 🪴 below? 1. Epipremnum aureum 2. Monstera Deliciosa 3. Dracaena Trifasciata 4. Aloe Vera 5. Chlorophytum comosum 6. Spathiphyllum wallisii 7. Zamioculcas zamiifolia 8. Crassula ovata 9. Ficus lyrata 10. Philodendron Hederaceum
I bought a few carnivorous plants recently. I have small pots with a Venus fly trap, pitcher plant, and trumpet pitcher plant. I’m about to move them outside for the Spring/Summer and read that squirrels like to pick at them, especially the trumpet pitchers. Does anyone have any links to a decent looking protection idea for them. I have some mesh boxes, but that would keep out the insects. I could build a chicken wire device, but I was hoping to find some kind of nicer looking system. All I’ve found are larger boxes. They’re going to be on a railing, so something that is long and skinny would be better. Also, any idea what type of trumpet pitcher that is? It’s pure green, and I’ve only been able to call it an “assorted trumpet pitcher” in the app. Haven’t been able to better ID it yet.
I just got a delivery containing a bit of spring 🌿🌸 Do you grow any flowering outdoor plants?
I forgot to water my Curly Locks English Ivy and most the beautiful leaves died besides a few at the end, does anyone have any advice of getting this back beauty back to life?
Pencil cactus putting out tons of little star shaped flowers. Feels like applause from the plant for good conditions. Proud mama!
My Chinese Evergreen has been very droopy, with a couple of the older leaves looking more yellow. At the same time it is throwing out a ton of new growth and even is blooming (I think there are 6-9 buds in different stages of bloom). Is it happy? Perhaps giving out one last bloom before it keels over?
do you guys have any tips on fertilizer for alocasia? mine keep growing n then staying stagnant until a new leaf grows n a old one dies :-/