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Shannon T

What are these small tufts around my hen? Are they new chick?

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Issa

Hey everybody, I just got my first plant!! I just wanted to know if the plates thingies at the bottom of a pot signifies that there’s a hole at the bottoms. Cause I don’t want my plant to die šŸ˜“šŸ˜“ he’s name is opium horwendorth btw

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exholy

first fluff on my little paper spine :)

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Bella BeešŸšŸ’š

I was just gifted this beauty and feel like she needs a bigger pot…am I correct? I’m a first time plant mom and have been successful thus far with my other plants so I would like to keep my success goingšŸ˜… Any tips/tricks are encouraged!! (Including pot size and soil type!šŸ˜†)

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Miaha

Can anyone tell me what is wrong with my Echeveria? It started shriveling leaves on the bottom and now the middle. Please help! Here is a before and after:

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Emily

Just found this on the back of one of my kalanchoe leaves. Any clue what pest it is??

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AliciaB

First bloom of the season. This lifesaver cactus has really taken off after a repot and separation.

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Adrian

Does anyone in PA know where to buy Jade plants? I’ve only ever seen them in Home Depot and Lowe’s, and from my experience with both stores, they tend to have issues with their plants getting infested with insects that you end up bringing home and infecting your other houseplants. Any online sellers are fine too, but I really only know one nursery that’s in my area, and they don’t sell jades.

Hannah

Hi! I need some help identifying this succulent. I originally thought it was a Mexican snowball (echeveria elegans) but now thinking maybe it’s not? I am also concerned because it’s turning pink. Any advice?

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TreeHugger

Hi everyone! I was recently given what I believe to be a Prickly Pear Cactus to look after for a few months but it’s in really rough shape and I’m unsure the best course of action. Anyone have any suggestions? I don’t know if it’s under watered or why it’s so discolored. Thanks!

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Gloria Hawkins

Hey guys! This is my first succulent it’s a little Cobweb houseleek and I was wondering if I should repot it in a little bit of a bigger pot or just leave it in the nursery pot? Also how often should I water it?

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Francesca

Hi friends! I recently received a (albeit very sickly) astrophytum/goats head cactus from a friend. He didn’t have the time to try and save him and wanted to see if I could give it a shot. Now I am not an expert by any means but I used Dr Planta to diagnose it and it thinks it’s scales (EEK). What do you guys think? Did I just endanger the rest of my plants by bringing this one into the home? If so, how do I make sure they don’t get scales?? I tried to see if I could pull any of the reddish bits off and they don’t budge so I am hoping it is edema/discoloration. I don’t see any moving pests on there either. HELP

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Teenplantmom

I was just given this Christmas cactus as a gift. After doing some research I learned that there are Easter, Thanksgiving, and Christmas cactus and they are commonly confused with one another. Just wanted to check to make sure so I can take care of it properly. What kind do you guys think it is?

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Ashley H

My first succulent. šŸ˜Ž The app says it should be in a pot with drainage. Is that true? I plan to repot it when it gets bigger and figured I could do it then if that’s the case. šŸ¤·šŸ½ā€ā™€ļø

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Gaia šŸŒ

My jellybean aurora is looking like this. Are these hairs normal? None of my other succulents look like this šŸ˜µā€šŸ’«

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MamaWilson

So, my mother handed this to me yesterday and said ā€œsave it.ā€ (This tends to happen to me a lot… anyone else?) šŸ’ššŸŖ“ I’m just wondering if anyone can identify them?

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Lavender H.

My new setup in my room! I’m so happy!!!

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Tara

Please help! I’ve had this hobbit jade plant for almost 2 years. It recently started dropping a lot of leaves really quickly and developed brown spots on most of the leaves that dropped. I don’t know what’s wrong and I don’t know how to help it. I water it every 1-2 weeks when the top soil is dry. It got repotted in March and its health has just been spiralling since then. It used to live right by our south facing window, but i feared that the brown spots were developing because it was getting cooked during the day while I was at work, so I moved it to the center of the room. That seemed to make the leaves drop faster so i moved it back by the window today. I’m not sure what’s wrong and I don’t know how to fix her. Please help!

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U-S

I have had this Echeveria gibbiflora for about three months and it has always slightly tilted over toward the top. Recently its leaves (particularly the lower ones) are soft, mushy, and wrinkled. Several have shriveled up entirely and I’ve removed them, but the remaining lower leaves haven’t changed color much at all - still green. The plant is about 5 inches tall, sits basically right in the windowsill, and is in a 3in tall x 3in diameter cup with drainage. I water it every 8 days (as recommended by this app). Any thoughts on saving this plant?

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I just found out that ants actually eat aloe vera it was terrifying when I moved the pot for mine only to find hundreds of ants under it do not leave them outside if necessary or something I don’t want anyone to take that risk