u/Birds_have_to_eat

Is it really that rare for old growth points to reactivate after a massive chop? I heard someone on this sub say that, but I recently cut back on my biggest pothos to get a bunch of cuttings in hopes of giving some tommy friends and use the rest to bushy up my own ones. But now he's activated like 4-5 old growth points, which I'm happy but also confused about, especially since I left it with a bunch of leaves so it shouldn't be lacking any.

Hello, just got this beauty in the mail! All tips are welcome. Also it has some dead (rotten?) tips, is it okay to just prune the tip or should I cut off the whole stem?

Edit: sits underneath a growlight that's on for 12h. The temperature is around 22° celcius and for humidity, I don't know for sure, but I have no special humidifiers. Soil I also don't know, but I plan to water with distilled water as google told me to :)

I was checking up on my two Obtusifolias and the other one had made a bunch of new leaves. I turned to the other one and was like damn you did nothing all month BUT I TAKE THAT BACK, mama is proud you don't need any more leaves you're perfect just the way you are 🫶🫶

Rescued this one from a 70% off clearance section. It was pretty dehydrated when I first got it but now it's doing better and has a bunch of new blooms coming in. Anyway, I started inspecting it for pests to see if I could soon move it to a spot where it gets more light, and noticed these discolored spots? They are normal looking from up top. The first under leaf pic also seems to have some sort of scarring on the underside, though the pic doesn't show it too well... Also some leaves have small nicks on them, but those could just be mechanical damage from the shop as the clearance shelf was pretty stuffed full. I saw some webbing-like stuff on this earlier as well, but it wasn't sticky when I removed it, more like very very fine animal hair? I haven't seen any other critters near it other than fruit flies, which our house is currently full of 🫠

Thanks for your help in advantage! ❤️ Bloom tax included :3

So, I'm fairly new to pothos but I'm quickly becoming a massive fan. I own the regular one and now these dozens of cuttings from one long vine which I bought from a neighbor I don't know too well. Anyway, I was wondering if this is some kind of a hybrid? Since the leaves seem to have two distinct ways of looking. Some of them have that very "painted" look (which I like) and others have that... Monstera mint-ish look. I don't mind either way, just curious since I thought that manjula was all about that more contrasted look over the minty one.

Hello!

I'm not sure if this is the right sub for this, but based on a quick search it seems like it.

I found this odd Plantago major in my parents' backyard, and I think it looks pretty dapper with this natural mutation! I wondered how I could possibly try to go about collecting and maybe propagating it. These plants seem to reproduce by seeds, but this particular plant doesn't seem to have that flower-like structure at all.

Thanks already in advance ❤️🌻

Hello <3 I have this peperomia hope who keeps getting these curled leaves... I tried to look online, but it says this would be because of underwatering? I water every time the top few centimeters of soil are dry, because I want to avoid over watering. She lives under a grow light so it shouldn't be a lack of light either? I read that mature leaves won't straighten even if the issue is fixed and I don't mind that, I just want to prevent this from happening in the future.

Tips and tricks are welcome, I'm still fairly new to the plant game ^^

Hi, newbie plantkeeper here. My mom bought me this Epipremnum today as a gift, and I highly doubt that it was from an actual flower shop. Is this leaf spot disease? If yes, what should I do? Thanks in advance ❤️