Not familiar with this one, I'm in Quebec, Canada and I'm wondering why it has big green bumps under the leaves (seen in the third picture). Is it normal for this tree or is this some kind of disease?
Not sure if it needs more light or if a water issue, I barely water it. No clue about the white stuff, any help is appreciated! 🙏
Root burl or a successful griddle?
Is it possible to know what it was used for? I'm also very curious to know what it's made of, it has lots of sparkle in it.
Found in Quebec, Canada. I know there's not much to go on but any educated guess can be helpful, thanks in advance! 🙏
I have absolutely no idea what this could be...
It keeps losing leaves and it never seems happy, whether I leave it dry for over a month or when I give it a nice long dip in water. It has bright indirect light all day. Big bro Meliad in the background is doing fine.
I'm 6'4 and some of these are taller than me, it looks like a fairy tale forest when I look under there. Never seen this.
It's a rose bush grafted to another unknown bush, can anything be grafted to anything?
Québec, Canada
I was told to keep a little water in the bud, it's otherwise watered regularly with bright indirect light and seems to be doing okay.
From Montreal, no idea what to call this, appears to have been applied like plaster.
Not sure if this is the right subreddit but they keep popping up in the rosette, I don't want to end up with these all over the place. I got it about 2 weeks ago so it's still in the nursery pot and soil, indirect sunlight and occasional watering keeping things damp. The plant is otherwise doing quite well, I'm just worried about these worms. I know nursery plants almost always have hitchhikers but my girlfriend is not a fan of these lol. I've also had millipedes fuck up one of my plants and I don't want something similar happen to this one.