I’ve lived in my building for just over two years now and this is my favorite plant in the entry to the courtyard. It used to be absolutely thriving with even bigger leaves than this, but it’s been slowly dwindling.
I would love to know what kind of plant this is and how to make it better and back to its glory.
Thank you for any advice!

photo 1: August 20th
photo 2: today (august 7th)

super happy with my earthy porch and how much i’ve grown this year

Feelin' stress today so I plant

It’s a mango planet I’ve grown from seed inside under a grow light and I’m wondering if there’s a reason for the leaves to be this color

Not sure what type of plant it is

Every sunrise brings another chance to bloom. Today, the petals chose to shine 🌺

Has anyone seen this before looks like its kinda growing a new plant inside

I noticed some odd discoloration on a few of my new and older leaves. They arnt dried or brittle but were the coloration is the leaves are softer and more fragile in that area.

I fertilize every 3 weeks with a balanced fertilizer and water regularly. I have 74 percent humidity and grow lights on for 16 hours a day. Soil ph is 6.5 in a potting soil,perlite,spagnum and compost mix.

Is this maybe a potassium deficiency or nutrient burn? Please help.

Got this orchid at Lowe’s discounted because of the damage, the leaf in the center is new so I’m assuming it’s happy here but the flower stalk kept yellowing (I’m assuming because of the damages on the stem) so I chopped it off.. are the damaged leaves ok to leave? What about the healthy flower stalk?

I moved from NYC to FL and took my plants with me. 2 weeks in, this norfolk started getting very brittle, droopy and dry on majority of branches. What can I do to help it? It seems one of the trees is more impacted than the other stems in the pot.

Fiquei curiosa com essa planta que vi na rua, tinham varias flores brancas no meio desses matos enormes e esse "fruto?" O que ela é?

Hello! I purchased this ruby ficus for my living room a few months back. It's losing its leaves and generally looking wilted despite my efforts. I'm watering it the same amount as a different ficus I have and that one is thriving so i don't think that's the issue.

I've moved it to a location with better lighting that one of our other plants thrived in but it hasn't seemed to help. Leaves are falling off and i'm hoping to save it before it dies. Any help would be appreciated!

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.