u/BlueRiver37

My parter has 2 plants and one isn’t looking good at all. They belonged to his brother who just passed away so there’s a sentimental aspect for him and I really don’t want to let this one die, but it also means we have no idea what type/strain they are. My bf repotted them about 1.5 weeks ago. One is doing fantastic, the other has taken a quick turn for the worse.

Neither of us have ever grown before so any advice would be appreciated. I’m a big gardener when it comes to conventual gardens and have a massive houseplant collection, but this is uncharted territory.

They’re in 12” grow bags and the soil is raised bed mix with extra perlite and a little bit of compost. They’re in a full sun area in growing zone 6b.

My greenhouse heater went out and froze most of my regal shields earlier this year. She threw out about 20 blooms for a while and looked a lot worse for wear. Now she’s back in all her glory.

Found this guy at Lowe’s today labeled albo pothos/Epipremnum pinnatum Albo-Variegata. I haven’t seen this variety before. Worth $20? Out of about 10 plants this one had the most variegation.

Found this guy at Lowe’s today labeled albo pothos/Epipremnum pinnatum Albo-Variegata. I haven’t seen this variety before. Worth $20? Out of about 10 plants this one had the most variegation.

I had posted when she was only a few weeks old and some people asked for me to update when she was older.

We were told she was roughly 80% corgi with no idea what the rest of her is. Our best guess is red heeler. Planning to do Embark eventually.

My marble queen pothos got extremely leggy from bad lighting to I decided to chop and prop. I put the pieces in damp sphagnum peat moss with the nodes facing down into the moss. Covered them with plastic wrap, and they’ll be going in my greenhouse. I plan on opening them up about once a week. Is there anything else I should be doing?

Long story short, my cebu got neglected and almost completely died off. I found this one piece I think is salvageable.

What’s the best way to prop it? Water, sphagnum, back into a soil mix?

I’ve been using Apple Maps for 10+ years and never come across this before. Over the last week or two I’ve noticed large sections of the satellite imagery are now blurry in areas that were definitely not like that before.

There doesn’t seem to be any rhyme or reason as to what sections are blurry. It’s in multiple states, not just one area.

After the greenhouse heater went out and it dropped to 28° I had to chop most of the leaves from my Regal Shield from cold damage. I figured now that it’s warming up good I’d get some new leaves, instead he’s decided to put out 18 blooms🤦🏼‍♀️😂 it looks like there may be a few more starting to emerge but they’re still too deep in the stalks to tell for certain if it’s leaf or bloom.