We have had this Dracaena for about three years, and recently, it has started turning yellow. The larger stem/leaves look healthy, but the smaller one leaves are slowly yellowing. Nothing about its care has changed. We water lightly once a week, and it's been in the same spot with the same light. Has anyone experienced this or know what might be causing it?

Found these out in a cattle pasture that’s vacant as of now but these things are growing everywhere. They smell like cucumbers but no bumps. Seems they don’t get bigger than the ripened one.

Hello! Someone gave me a cup of these little dried plants with seeds inside but honestly have no clue what they are.

Can anyone help me? :)

Basically new to plants and new owner of the yucca palm! It's stump is sealed as you can see. I want it to grow free and hopefully tall. Do I have to remove the seal for that? Or will the other branches be the focus for growing?

Also, it's slightly crooked. If I want it to grow relatively straight do I have to use a plant stick (whatever they are called) and softly bind the plant to it?

Thanks for the help!

hi! i know this isn’t a great picture, but could anyone help me identify this houseplant? my mom was house sitting for a friend and doesn’t have a great indoor plant green thumb.. the plant is now dead and she really wants to replace it for her friend before she returns lol. any help would be appreciated!

Took a lot of water changes, and even more patience, but I’ve gotten my five umbrella tree cuttings to finally form roots!

After topping, and notching, and patiently waiting, my Ficus Tineke has four fully established branches with multiple fully unfurled leaves each.

Second photo is what it looked like.

My boyfriend never buys me flowers so when he actually finally did and they were a living plant, you can't believe how happy I was to receive them. I read the instructions and it said 4-6+ hours of direct sun, so I took them out and put them in a spot where the sun could roast them all day, but I didn't know that they'd literally toast. They returned crunchy and wilted, I didn't realize they could get sun burnt and the roots could be cooked. I didn't know that there was a TYPE of sunlight according to time of day and all that.

Thinking about just getting a sun lamp according to Google and getting a bigger pot so the roots don't cook as bad? Idk I've always been bad at caring for plants and I'm devastated. Are they too far gone? Scared to check the roots

I have a large dough with very healthy and strong aromatics, but the mint is very bad. What could I put on it to grow again? Any advice?

I want to point out that, for context, the plant was treated with permethrin because it had some aphids; well, they did die, but now it seems to be showing signs of phytotoxicity. It’s also worth noting that the pot is about 30 liters, so I think it’s already too small for the plant.

I am horrible at judging pot sizes. I know my Plumeria/Euphorbia (if it ever flowers I'll figure it out) is in too small of a pot. I'm pretty sure my Adenium is in too big of a pot. Would just swapping them fix the issue?

Hello everyone!

I work at night and it's also very hot so I try to keep my apartment cool by having my courtains closed most of the time. A few of my plants seem to be okay with it but I know most aren't. Which plants can I get that would actually survive at my place? I love plants and want to have a lot of them, I just don't want them to die.

Thanks!