Jade cactus

over 1 year ago

My jade seems to be overwatered and everyday its leaves are shedding. Please help me what can i do for it before it dies 😔😔

Vivian’s plants

over 1 year ago

Everyone helped me in October with my Jade plant that ripped at the base. I’m so excited my mom gave it back to me after she helped it recover!! Any tips to keep it going would be appreciated. 💚🥳

Ethan

over 1 year ago

Newest edition to my windowsill desert: Ferocactus latispinus

Hi! I picked up my first string of buttons yesterday and I noticed when I bought it that the tops were super flimsy and just fell over (see below). Is this normal or is this guy really over watered? After looking at other pics, I think that they’re supposed to be standing straight up on their own? Lol

Amy

over 1 year ago

I have a few younger plants that, according to the app, prefer full sun; but I keep them in my kitchen window with partial sun. Anyone have an opinion for not immediately putting younger plants out into full sun? I also have a fairy washboard (1-2 yrs age) that has done fairly well in the window. The fairy washboard has grown quite well but is starting to brown a bit. Below is the snow prickly pair ( around 6 mo old). I fear moving it would cause it to die. Especially with summer around the corner (Arizona).

Jasmine D

over 1 year ago

Hi everyone! I’ve had my jade plant for over 4 months now, but I am having trouble figuring out when I should water it. I’m aware that they are resilient plants but I want to do my best to take care of it. At the moment some leaves look like they’re ready for water while others still seem plump. Yet I’ve found a couple of leaves at the base of the plant that are wrinkly/mushy and also light green colour. I’ve attached a few photos to get a better idea, as well as a photo of where I typically have it. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Patti

over 1 year ago

Anyone know what this white stuff is on my jades? Best way to remedy it if it’s a concern?

Finbee

over 1 year ago

I think I need to repot this guy but when is a good time to do that? It has tripled in size since I got it and want to give it time to grow. Any advice?

I understand that they shouldn’t decrease in size as they grow; I just don't know what to do differently. Any helpful tip would be appreciated.

Plant Lives Matter

over 1 year ago

My oldest plant (at least 7 years old, can’t really remember, bought pre-hobby madness) has flowered for the first time! So beautiful!

McKen

over 1 year ago

Can someone help, my cactus spikes are soft but it's stuck in the dirt so I don't think it's the roots. I think it's over watering but any ideas on how to fix?

Hedgehog Aloe! 🌷🦔

Red

over 1 year ago

Echeveria Ghost

Do these aloe Vera roots look normal?

I’m very new to indoor plants. This is my new Jade plant. I’ve had her for about 3 weeks. I’m wondering how will she grow? Up? Out? Both?

MummaDeb

over 1 year ago

Just a couple of new babies.

Wolfen 🐺

over 1 year ago

Rooting cacti..... so i recieved pups from my parents in Dec, they are seemingly fine. No discoloration and firm. However still not rooting!!! Is there some trick to this? I have some things I was going to try with humidity levels, but don't want to lose the pups, so figured I'd ask if any of the Cacti people know of a good tips.

Shiba Inu said it’s been one week, let’s wait 2 more weeks to see some hair growing. Just brought this cute shiba rice bowl and drilled a bottom hole, I will just keep the soil dry until the roots come out

Alyssa

over 1 year ago

Hi all! I’ve had this aloe plant for almost 4 years now. Recently, the bottom leaves on the plant have either shriveled up and dried out or the tips of the leaves have started to turn reddish-brown. The top of the plant is fine. It’s 1-2 ft from a south facing window and has been in this spot for 2 years no problem. No extreme temperature changes or deviations from its watering/fertilizing schedule… any clue what could be going on??

Hi, I'm trying to help my mom take care of this succulent she got as a gift for Christmas. From what I've been told, it's supposed to be an Echeveria Rainbow. She initially planted it in a ceramic pot that didn't have very good drainage and watered it whenever the top bit of soil seemed dry. It started dying, so she transplanted it into a different ceramic pot with better drainage, then watered it well afterward. This was about a couple weeks ago. It hasn't been watered since, but now the leaves are shriveling up and falling off. The strange thing is, it's also had new leaves come up. Would anybody have any ideas about what's wrong with it and how we could fix it? Thank you!