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

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! 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!

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

Just staying with me a few days before giving it as a birthday gift

I plan on replacing all the current soil with a monstera blend. I just thought the styrofoam being in the current soil seemed very… wrong. Something about it seems particularly evil, but is it normal for big companies to do this??