Any idea why my Scindapsus would look like this after watering? Moisture meter was at a 3. I bottom watered with distilled water with a few drops of BTI and super thrive. I watered yesterday and it still looks the same :(.
This is my first Pilea and I’ve been doing my best to take good care of him but I just noticed this discoloration yesterday. Aside from fungus gnats that hitched a ride on a plant from big box store, I haven’t seen any pests. I’ve treated with BTI, hydrogen peroxide (diluted) and neem oil. Could watering with those treatments be the problem? What can I do to improve his health? Soil is an indoor potting mix with added perlite and orchid bark. I have it under a grow light due to low light in my house. Thanks in advance!
This is a heart leaf philodendron I rescued from a tray. Is there enough here to propagate? Thanks!
Any idea what’s going on with these plants? There are so many of them and most have brown spots on the leaves and some have some white areas that could be mealy bugs?
These plants are not under my care but there’s clearly something going on here! There’s leaf damage, brown spots and some have white on them as well. Any ideas what it could be? Some sort of pest or fungus? They probably get watered every week/ every other week and get varying degrees of light.
This scindapsus looks otherwise healthy but has these holes/marks in the leaves. It gets watered weekly and is in an office so just gets fluorescent light. Is this some sort of pest?
Came across this plant listed for sale and I’m wondering what type of pothos this is? It looks similar to my N’Joy but the leaf shape and pattern is a little different. Not sure what the random scindapsus is doing in there.
Received these cuttings from a friend 2 weeks ago and I can’t believe the roots is pushing out already! What a champ! How long do you wait before transferring to soil?
Just picked up this sweet little global green and I’m wondering if I should leave it alone and hope it becomes multiple vines or cut part of the stem and propagate it to make a fuller plant?
I repotted my prayer plant recently and after a day of looking a little shocked, she perked up and seemed very happy. A week later a bunch of leaves turned yellow. I’m battling fungus gnats and watered everything with 50/50 hydrogen peroxide + water. Could that be why? Prior to the repot she had a few brown crispy edges so I bought a small humidifier and have it on for a few hours a day. Soil is a mix of indoor potting soil, perlite and orchid bark. She’s also under a grow light. Thanks!
I repotted my prayer plant recently and after a day of looking a little shocked, she perked up and seemed very happy. A week later a bunch of leaves turned yellow. I’m also battling fungus gnats and recently watered everything with 50/50 hydrogen peroxide + water. Could that be why? Prior to the repot she had a few brown crispy edges so I bought a small humidifier and have it on for a few hours a day.
Do I need to cut these stems shorter so the nodes are in water or will submerging the stems be effective? Thanks!
Do I need to cut these stems more to propagate them?
Hi! I purchased my first Syngonium the other day and there wasn’t a label. Any idea which variety this one is? Thanks!
Favorite place to buy quality houseplants in the Portland area? Preferably close to Clackamas and with decent pricing! Thanks!
Hi! I’m new to plants/ propagation would love some advice. I have a few scindapsus cuttings I’ve been working on. The exotica had been in water for a few months and has done very little. I’ve had the argyraeus for 2 weeks and it’s working on some tiny roots! I did some research and moved them all to a warmer room and put some in fluval stratum to see if the exotica prefers that over water. I have them under a grow light as well. Is there anything I should be doing differently? Are the cuttings in water negatively impacted by light shining on the roots? Would it be best to switch them all to stratum? I love the idea of sharing plants with friends so I’m hoping to get better at this. Thanks!
I just picked up this adorable baby at my local nursey and I really want to set her up for success. I gave her leaves a thorough rinse and didn’t see any pests. There’s a large root creeping out of the pot so I plan to upgrade her but I’m not sure how long I should wait? Do I need to let her acclimate to my home first? I have a nursery pot, potting soil, perlite, orchid bark and cocoa coir I can use when I repot her. Any advice/tips are much appreciated!