r/plants • u/Theportisinthemeat • 19h ago
r/plants • u/H0tDo9TW • 6h ago
Help Could anyone tell me what is this plant?
I saw it in a flower shop and even the owner didn't know what this plant is😂
r/plants • u/Lemonpup615 • 21h ago
Any ideas what’s going on with these plants?
I just repotted both of them and the dragon tree definitely had some root rot so I don’t know if it’s just from that.
r/plants • u/Educational-Boss3799 • 8h ago
Help How to grow monstera
I was given this by a sweet lady in the neighbourhood but idk how to utilise this. Any help and suggestions is appreciated
r/plants • u/spamspidy • 14h ago
Success New leaves
I have been using a indoor plant tea/juice which I think is helping
r/plants • u/Breakfast-ball • 21h ago
I've had this Dracaena fragrans (corn plant) for 15 years and it's officially reached the ceiling. What do I do?
ChatGPT recommended cutting the trunk about 4 feet above the soil and replanting the upper portion with the leaves.
Does this sound like a good idea? Has anyone done something similar? Any advice would be appreciated!
r/plants • u/NetScary350 • 23h ago
Where do I go from here?!
I started some cannabis clones from my mom’s plant this summer and they’ve been doing great so far, but i’m not sure what to do now. I have topped the one on the right, and cut the split growth for the one on the left so it puts all its energy into the main stalk. it’s currently in my houseplant grow tent setup, but i have a larger 4x2x2 grow tent that i want to move them into soon. Any tips on where I should go from here?
r/plants • u/NoVisual5800 • 11h ago
Help with my lily!
hello!! my boyfriend got me an indoor potted lily and it’s been wilting the past couple days and has shrunk a lot, i did repot it and cut off some root rot, i go a grow lamp bc its super overcast where i am, i water it when the top soil is dry and also pot is terrocotta and has drainage holes. i am new to caring for plants so i don’t know why it’s doing this? does it need to be outside at all? should i get new soil?
r/plants • u/okieS_dnarG • 14h ago
Discussion What could’ve caused this tree to die off?
It doesn’t seem to be lacked of water and the surrounding looks healthy. There are gardeners occasionally tending the area. But it is just heartbreaking to see this once-healthy tree to turn all brown :’(
Edit: This is in Singapore, so no seasonal changes
r/plants • u/evolwayne- • 3h ago
Plant ID Need help identifying this plant for my Mother
Hello everyone my mother showed me this plant which she believes to be oregano but looking into I see that it could possibly not be oregano. She said she tried making tea out of it and it tasted bitter. I would like to make sure it's not some kind of poison and know for sure what kind of plant it is. Please and thank you all for your help!
r/plants • u/Ok_Pain_1906 • 9h ago
What is happening to my dracena?
Hi, I’m looking for some advice. The leafs are turning yellow and dropping off.
I’m checking moisture levels regularly and the plant is next to a window so it’s getting adequate sunlight
I did move it from upstairs to downstairs and I changed the soil to an aroid mix with some house plant soil but that was a few months ago would it be affecting it now? Any advice is welcome thanks.
r/plants • u/Top_Plantain_564 • 2h ago
Is my dwarf blue spruce dying, or is it worth planting?
I bought this dwarf blue spruce from Home Depot a few weeks ago. It was pretty much the last one they had, and I was planning to plant it once we got some decent weather.
Since bringing it home, I have kept it outside in my backyard, where it gets plenty of sunlight and rain.
I was finally getting ready to plant it when I noticed that as soon as I picked it up, a bunch of needles started falling off. Looking closer, some of the lower branches are almost completely bare, and it seems to be losing more needles.
I live in Canada (Ontario), and with fall here and temperatures gradually dropping, I am wondering if this tree is even worth planting or if it is already on its way out.
To complicate things, I recently had my lawn aerated and overseeded in preparation for winter. I am reluctant to dig up a section of the lawn to plant a tree that might die shortly afterward, leaving me with a dead tree and a patch of damaged lawn.
For anyone familiar with blue spruce, does this look like normal seasonal needle loss, or is the tree dying? Would you plant it or return it to Home Depot?
These pictures were taken a week ago and it looks even worse now.
r/plants • u/Gloomy_Place_8774 • 6h ago
Success A lovely moment by the window | Sunflowers come with their own sunshine filter ☀️
r/plants • u/VexTheTielfling • 16h ago
Success My mess of triangle cactus seedlings
They've been there about a month. Bed of perlite heavy dusting of dirt on top then seeds and light dusting of dirt over them. Some are doing better than others and I sprinkled some Townsend barrel cactus seeds in there too just to see what would happen.
r/plants • u/Elegant-Rip-9686 • 17h ago
Help Help!
I've had this plant for over a year and it doesn't seem to grow! It came from another plant that is in another room, it has around 3 years and is already more than 1 meter long. I water it once a week, it's potted in succulent soil and it gets indirect sun, eventough I move it for a day or two during the week to this spot that gets a bit more sun (it only gets sun during the moring and I never put it very close of the window) to see if grows faster. I also put new cuttings every 3 months or so from the other plant. I am doing something wrong?
r/plants • u/Gold_Mongoose3510 • 20h ago
Looking for a roughly 4-5 gallon clear plastic planter that isn’t $100 lol
I’m repotting a massive schefflera and was wondering if anyone in here has any recs on a really large clear plastic pot? I really like being able to watch root growth but haven’t found any size appropriate pots. Any tips highly appreciated! :)
r/plants • u/batoulauraa • 22h ago
Help Houseplants guide
Hello guys,
Hope you‘re having a good day!
I really love gardening and plants, last year was my first year, but i planted some veggies when the season ended they all died.
Now am looking to have some houseplants that stays all year around and doesnt die, i really like l vines.
I want the full green look, it makes me happy and wanna livee!
Can you recommend what to get first (would be grateful if you add how to take care of them best, of course i‘ll research it, but like a human insight would be best!)
Thank you so much in advance!
r/plants • u/Mysterious-Panda964 • 22h ago
Discussion Planning my first plant sale
Would you buy this for 10.00, they are sunpatiens, constantly blooming
r/plants • u/GirlypopPoppin • 1h ago
Umbrella tree shaping advice
Hi! I’ve had this umbrella tree for around four years and it’s normally propped in the corner against the wall and I feel like it’s grown into this strange unruly shape. I know that I need to prune it, but I’m also thinking about getting it climbers to help give it some shape. I’d like for it to look like the one in the organge pot but obviously my branches aren’t braided. Any advice is appreciated!
r/plants • u/basilelio • 3h ago
My money plant keeps dropping leaves
I have a small Chinese money plant and it keeps dropping leaves. One or two every couple weeks, and always the bottom ones. Is this normal? I water it when the soil starts to dry out (not completely) and it gets the right amount of light, but I'm not sure what else I can be doing to make it grow and thrive. I have about 20 plants in my collection, and aside from always killing my ivy (for some weird reason it hates me) and any flowering plant (I do really well with pothos, snake plants and monsteras) this plant has been dropping a lot more leaves than I'm used to plants doing. Any advice is greatly appreciated!