u/Leslie-Moriarty

I have a Monstera Bulbasaur tissue culture that has been growing in it's humidty-dome since I transitioned it from the agar it comes in when you buy a tissue culture. I got it at the beginning of July so it has been chillin in the dome for a little over a month. When I checked on it today I noticed roots sticking straight up out of the soil. Is that because the plant is looking for more air? I just did not expect it to try and grow aerial roots in that way. It is in a sphagnum moss and perlite mixture that I keep moist and it is under a grow light for 12-14 hours a day. My house stays around 75-80 (old house😭) in the day and 72 at night, the shelf my tissue cultures live on is over a doorway so it is consistently warmer up there. I just had not seen roots like that before so I just wanted to see what other people think. I added a pic of a regular root for comparison and a pic of the humidity dome it stays in. Should I go ahead and transition the soil to a dirt/perlite/coco bark mix or wait?

What type of tree is this? I am attempting to rescue it and give it back to it's owner when it is happy again. It was in the early stages of root rot I think but it looks like it will bounce back with proper lighting and care, I just wanted to ID it so I can use the right soil mix

Is the brown discoloration a normal thing that happens when you put a cactus in a place with more light? The first pic is current and the second pic is from December when I had the plant inside safe from cold weather.

I have a eucalyptus cutting and this weird white stuff is on it now and I have no clue what it is

I just got my first carnivorous plant so I am still learning alot, but I am unsure why the pitchers are turning brown. I know they need distilled water or rainwater so that is all I have watered it with so far. The only time it was exposed to tap water is when I potted it into sphagnum moss and perlite that had been soaked in tap water but I did not think about it until now. Any recommendations? I have it under grow lights for at least 12 hours a day and have not let the moss dry out. I received the plant about 10 days ago so I know it is also adjusting to the new environment. It is a Nepenthes Lowii Ventricosa Red

Please confirm ID if possible. I got very jazzed when I found the plant because I live in a small town in rural FL. Also if anyone knows what the brown spots are and if I should be concerned that would be swell. I will isolate her and check roots ASAP

I am not sure what these brown spots are from. Any help is appreciated!