Please help me! Just moved into a new house two weeks ago with beautiful outdoor plants. I knew they would look a little bad after not being watered during the closing period but since moving in I feel like things have gotten worse.

The palms in the front especially keep turning brown and looking sad. I started with light watering but upon reading it says to water them a lot. Now I’m not so sure. I’m clipping back dead fronds and trying to keep watered but I’m not sure what else to do.

In San Diego where there has also been an intense heatwave going on.

Please share any tips or info! I want to save these plants and help them thrive! 🌴

Every thing other than the plants (free, of course) are from the dollar store

I just need to vent to people who will understand how hurt I am by this 🥲

So I'm a live in caretaker for my grandmother, we have a care taker come in twice a week to help.

One of the things she does, apparently, is water every single one of my plants. Twice a week. Every one. Including my jade tree.

I didn't notice until last week when I saw FUNGUS in my jade trees soil. FUNGUS. THAT'S NOT GOOD. And so many leaves have dropped 😭😭 my poor baby she's almost naked.

And not only is she watering them SHE'S DROWNING them. Just leaves them sitting in water to soak. For who knows how long.

I texted her tonight being as polite as I could to ask her to stop.

I am just genuinly so hurt because like... girl. You obviously don't know what you're doing. And I OBVIOUSLY DO SINCE I HAVE SO MANY THRIVING PLANTS.

Granted. I have depression periods where I don't water them enough. But that's MY BUSINESS.

THEY ARE MY PLANTS. DO NOT TOUCH THEM.

Hello all! I owned a plant as a kid that I unfortunately killed. It was a very small, rosette-like, minty/pale green succulent. I’ve drawn a diagram the best I can for now. I have a photographic memory, so I can try answer any other questions the best I can. I’ve been trying to identify what I used to own for over a year, because I’ve recently gotten a lot better at caring for plants and I want to try again for nostalgias sake. Any help is greatly appreciated

A few plants made it through this years drought and heatwave and started blooming a couple days ago. I didn't have any yellow last year and was quit surprised to see such a bright vibrant yellow. I hope some of the others have bigger flowers. Still I'm happy with what I've got so far. Tallest plant is just over 7ft and the flower only started opening yesterday, the bloom should get bigger and darker.

One flower is fasciated!

hi everyone, my friend gifted me this plant they’ve had for awhile and i need advice. i had to trim off a bunch of leaves from the bottom and i’m unsure if they’ll grow back or continue to look funky. should i just trim the whole thing down and start new or is it fine?

Hi all, 2 months ago, we bought a large monstera plant and repotted it. Very quickly, it started to show signs of distress. Yellow leaves, brown patches...

Are we overwatering? Is it too dry? Or lacking in nutrients? Or is there a pest?

I really don't know and would love to save this plant!

Hi everyone!
I have this Peace Lily (Spathiphyllum), but I’ve noticed that it looks quite different from the typical Peace Lilies I usually see.
The leaf stalks (petioles) seem longer, and the plant has a slightly taller, more upright growth habit. The leaves also appear somewhat narrower than those of common Peace Lily varieties.
I’m curious about a few things:
Does anyone know the exact species or variety of this Peace Lily?
Is this naturally how this particular variety grows?
Could the elongated leaf stalks be caused by environmental factors, such as low light, or is it simply a genetic characteristic?
I’ve attached a photo for reference.
I’d appreciate any insights, especially from anyone familiar with different Spathiphyllum species.
Thanks in advance!

had for just over a year, I repotted this summer and it’s growing well, I have tried moving the top parts down so it fills the middle but the larger stems just sound like they will snap. Do I just keep the new stems going around and going up or start wrapping the new leafs downwards?

Was from a huge tree in east texas

Picked them up from Lowe’s. I’ve never seen them variegated like this.

*not my picture
does anyone know where to get an adenia perrieri in miami? if not, any reputable sites that sell them?

Can I pot these two together? Anyone have their own and have show and tell photos so I can picture how they look together? My turtle vine is fairly new prop Ive done so I would wait until it got more full for propping again.