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My baby boy Plantler isn’t doing so hot, and hasn’t been since his roommate died. His leaves are moist which makes me think he’s been drowned. I’m currently reviving him by misting his leaves, changing his location, and not watered him. The effects should show in about a week. I have not attempted repotting yet. Any tips on what to do? #SavePlantler
Anyone know what this is called and is it a succulent?
To me she looks wrinkled what can I do to make her thrive? Do I need to re pot? Or am I watering too much or not enough? I’ve never had a cactus to care for.
I’m not sure what this plant is. I have a plant identifier app but all it told me was it was a stone crop. If someone could give me some thoughts on what it would be, that would be great
The apical meristem of my pineapple rotted. I was worried it would perish but I recently noticed this new growth! 😝 I’ve been growing this from the top of a pineapple I ate almost 2 years ago.
Donkey tail. I think she’s pretty happy. Any time that a leaf (or whatever they are called) drops off, I have always stuck them right back in the pot which has made it nice and full
Do any of you know what kind of succulent this is? I got it at Trader Joe’s
Can I prop aloe? This one is getting a little tall and heavy. I wasn’t sure if I should cut it, repot it, prop it. Thanks!
It’s looking 👀 so pretty my pearls
Got a New baby, this is Pearla. 💁🏼♀️
Christmas cactus, I think it’s just as pretty now when it’s not blooming as it is in November/December when it does bloom. This plant came from a cutting from a friend about 15 years ago. She’s one of my favorites
my best friend asked me to rehabilitate her aloe plant. so far it’s been repotted & watered. any other tips/advice?!
At one time I saw the living stones at my local Home Depot, but now that I want them I can’t find them. I go periodically to check to see if they have them. Well yesterday I found a couple of cacti that had broken off their main plant and were on the stand, which would end up being tossed away. So I did what any good plant mom would do. I rescued them but while moving the tray that other plants were in to get the one cactus, I found several more orphans. Now I have a bunch of cacti I hope will root, not to mention my greenhouse tray of seeds I planted. I may end up with a large family of cacti if the seeds actually grow too.
I sent the pic featuring last week’s new trio to a friend. His response was, “It’s ZZ Top.” Now that I’m not starry-eyed 24/7 over the two Copiapoa, I took a minute to repot this one. The root ball is pretty big, and shaking out the loose old soil wasn’t A) happening without unnecessary surgery B) necessary, as I know the shop’s default soil recipe 😀. I added some clay balls as a bottom layer and pumice to fill in the gaps. ps Note the holes in the bottom of the pot. Don’t fear the Dremel, as it changed my game. My game, though, is a semi intentional attempt to have something akin to the miniature map of the town in Beetlejuice. It just feels that way sometimes haha.
What is this? Every time I scan it I get a different name.
What kind is this? I think maybe a Sedum but not sure what variation. Thoughts? I rescued these pieces from the floor at Home Depot. Is it best to propagate these in soil or water? Obviously I currently have them in soil.
Hey everyone! Hope y’all can help me clarify/identify what’s going on with my Pickle Plant Succulent! For a while now, it’s base and all the leaves around the base have been dried up and brittle. (I actually think I got it that way) while the rest of it is thriving. I originally thought it was corking, so I let it be. But I just noticed that new leaves are sprouting from the dried bits! Reverse corking? Zombie pickle? 😅 I usually err on the side of “more time between watering” (cause I know thanks I don’t, root rot for everyone!) But is this a sign that it needs more water? Or just keep doing what I’m doing and see what happens?
Here is a case of a whim that turned into so much work only one baby is still with us. Part of my whim was inspired by learning how to use a Dremel, though; even a honey butter thimble could be a plant pot. It sure is a great photo hehe. The pic with flowers is from a few weeks ago. Note also that Rose Quartz was the closest related species I could find in Planta. The common name is Echinopsis “Mardi Gras.”
This is my kalenchoe donkeys ear plant. I went from having 1 to growing to 7. Now more babies are coming in. Can I pluck them off and plant them or let them fall off and land where they may?
my graptopetalum
