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Would love you tips on how to replant a fiddle without killing it 😅
When I first got my Moth Orchid, the roots were nice and green. Now, the roots are green..but they have weird brown scabs on them. (And by roots I mean the roots above-soil) please help, what’s going on?!
Anyone from California having problems with snails/slugs? The rains have caused the devils to get into my beautiful plants and start eating them! Any recommendations?
I heard that adding a few dry crushed oats that soil is good. Is this true?
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Look at this fuzzy little guy doing the best job on my variegated pink lemon tree! 🐝🌸🍋
Mishka & Banner
My new anthurium just put out a new flower, but it is so droopy compared to the old ones— anyone know why this is?
I added a special new little guy to my plant shelf. This squirrel was my Grandfather's favorite knick-knack. If this squirrel ever went missing, my Grandfather would have a fit lol. My Grandfather passed away over a year ago in January of 2022. We were really close and he made my childhood very special. He was a plant guy; had flowers planted all over his garden and kept his back and front yards looking nice and full of green and color! With that being said, it was a no-brainer to put his favorite squirrel among my plants and have a piece of him live on in my (indoor) garden. My Grandmother said my Grandfather never gave it a name. I think I'll name him William (Billy), after my Grandfather. 😌🐿️
Valentine’s Day💕
Hugeeeee Split leaf Philo. I was given, Gonna separate and give some love 💕
My long-suffering Raphidophora Tetrasperma has finally sprouted some new growth! Now I can move him out of the quarantine corner of shame :)
My plants are starting to show their enthusiasm for Spring. Buds, shoots and blooms are bringing life back from winter.
Let’s see everyone’s plant rooms! I’ll start with my place where I had to figure out moving from a perfect east facing window to grow lights and a small west facing window.
I’ve been propagating this monstera deliciosa since 12/20/22. One even popped out a new leaf! I’m guessing they’re very happy. Lol I’ll be transferring them into leca soon. Any advice? ✨
YESTERDAY: “Oh the snow is all gone!! YAY! SPRING! 🥳🌸🌷 I’ll go out, refresh and paint the legs on my planting boxes so they’re ready!” TODAY:
My jade leaf grew some roots😁 súper excited
My babies after a plant care day
There’s so much snow where I live so I brought home some spring feeling to brighten up my day 😊 These will later be planted outside in my garden, after it has wilted. What are your favourite spring plants?
I was lucky enough to find a Hoya Krimson Princess for a really good price at a big box store. Unfortunately it had spidermites, and my go-to safe pesticides were not working on eliminating them. I was nervous to try diluted alcohol due to a past experience I had when I used it on a calathea that died after spraying it with 1:3rd 70% alcohol & water so I figured to try the next thing that everyone was suggesting: Dish soap. I picked a gentle newborn dish soap, diluted it well and to my horror it burned some of my Hoya’s leaves. I have since switched to using peppermint oil mixed with hydrogen peroxide and it seems to be doing the trick but I just wanted to put it out there for plant parents- beware of using alcohol and dish soap to get rid of pests. It sucks that it’s the first suggestion when researching how to end a spider mite infestation but they are both toxic to plants + soil even when diluted (and out of bright sun) it sucks to both loose a plant or a handful of leaves in an already stressful situation⚠️hoping my bald Hoya bounces back soon🥲