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It took about 2 months.
Water propped until it rooted, and then I put it in soil and watered as needed and one day, I had a new plant!

So proud! Thank you to all of you and youtube creators for all your knowledge! This is a team effort.

Found in my sunflower seedling.

Could this be thrips damage? Overwatering? Stress from repotting? I repotted it last week.

I had a plant across the house with aphids and perhaps thrips, I think it had thrips. Could they have spread all the way to her? I have inspected them and saw no crawlers.

I water it like every 2 weeks or so, whenever the soil is dry. She is big! She is in a place with indirect bright sunlight. And keeps blooming and blooming. Has babies and all, they look fine.

Thanks for any info.

Got these cacti all in one pot about a week ago. Was going to water them now because the soil was dry and noticed some of these "ugly" spots that I thought were just normal rough areas but it may be sick? Does it just need water? Can you guys let me know? Thank you.
It gets lots of indirect sunlight
Water when the soil is bone dry
Individually potted them in soil with perlite, little rocks and soil.
What do i do?

I can post more pictures if it's needed.

New to plants and specifically aloes and am wondering if I should water these guys?

These are rehomed aloes that I got a week ago, I do not know how long they had no water because the owner passed away and had been gone for close to two months before I got them. Rest her soul.

I watered them a bit a week ago on Sunday and repotted them. I only watered them a wee bit, really. And they have no roots, basically. They are just sitting there.

The browning leaves and those "pinched" leaves are a sign that they need a good rinse?

What would you say?

Thanks!!!

It has 3 babies!!!!

I'm a newbie to plants and got this beautiful lady a week ago. Since I got her she lost some flowers, probably 35%-45% of the flowers. I bottom water it for 10-15 minutes and let it drain for another 10 and then pot it, the soil is moist but not soggy, or dry. It may have gotten some direct sunlight at some points (i'm still trying to figure out where she is happy and how much sun each plant location gets).

Is this the normal cycle of the flowers or am I doing something wrong? Does it look healthy by the leaves?

The flowers that I plucked were curling at the edges and blackening at the edge and wilted.

If you have any other questions, let me know. Thank you!

I just got gifted this Pansy plant and repotted it (it was in a tiny rectangle plastic container), and watered it with water with some fertiliser mixed in. I put her close to my window facing east, not on the window sill, in a dresser about a meter across. She gets indirect sun light and clarity the whole day. Direct sun light maybe in the very very early hours of the morning. Does this all sounds good? Can you see that she is already experiencing some issue like overwatering, under-watering or too much sun?
I used a pre done store bought soil mix that has dirt, some white things and some bark. More dirt than anything.

Thank you guys!

Got them Sunday, let them bottom water for 15 minutes, then put it in its decorative pot, close to the window facing east, but not right on the window ledge. About a meter away from it in a dresser.
Haven't watered since, noticed some flowers not doing too well. I cut them off.
Help? Thanks! 🩷