▲ 3 r/KiaTelluride
How to remove radio station presets???
I cannot figure this out for the life of me. Even ChatGPT can’t figure it out.
u/jacs249 — 5 days ago
▲ 1 r/zoloft
5 weeks on 100mg and feeling worse?
I’ve been very slowly increasing my dose since October because I’m super sensitive to side effects. I’ve been on 100mg for 5 weeks now and while my anxiety has improved I’m still feeling really down and irritable. Like the smallest things make me depressed and give me a pit in my stomach even though on paper I should be happy. I miss how happy I felt when I first started and every other time I’ve increased. It feels like I’ve plateaued or maybe I will need to go up again 😔 has anyone else experienced something similar?
u/jacs249 — 9 days ago
Is my peace lily just being stubborn?
My peace lily was thriving when I bought it about 5 months ago and was getting pretty large, so a couple months ago I repotted it from its original nursery pot into a larger ceramic pot. Ever since then, it hasn’t fully bounced back.
The weird part is it’s not exactly declining — it’s still growing, putting out new leaves, and even has a flower coming in right now — but it stays kind of droopy/floppy no matter what I do.
What I’ve tried so far:
\- suspected the new soil was too compact/moisture-retentive
\- loosened the root ball a bit and added some perlite to improve aeration
\- moved it to a brighter, humid bathroom with good indirect afternoon light
\- adjusted watering so I wait until the top couple inches dry out before watering thoroughly
Current situation:
\- leaves are mostly dark green
\- no major yellowing
\- some crispy brown tips/old blooms
\- one pale/light green newer leaf
\- definitely looks a little better/upright lately, but still not perky like before the repot
I’m wondering if its still recovering from repot stress,
the ceramic pot + soil mix still drains too slowly, or if I should try watering with distilled water (our tap water isn’t super hard but it’s not soft either).
Has anyone had a peace lily continue growing/flowering while also staying chronically droopy after a repot???
u/jacs249 — 10 days ago
Is my peace lily just stubborn?
My peace lily was thriving when I bought it about 5 months ago and was getting pretty large, so a couple months ago I repotted it from its original nursery pot into a larger ceramic pot. Ever since then, it hasn’t fully bounced back.
The weird part is it’s not exactly declining — it’s still growing, putting out new leaves, and even has a flower coming in right now — but it stays kind of droopy/floppy no matter what I do.
What I’ve tried so far:
- suspected the new soil was too compact/moisture-retentive
- loosened the root ball a bit and added some perlite to improve aeration
- moved it to a brighter, humid bathroom with good indirect afternoon light
- adjusted watering so I wait until the top couple inches dry out before watering thoroughly
Current situation:
- leaves are mostly dark green
- no major yellowing
- some crispy brown tips/old blooms
- one pale/light green newer leaf
- definitely looks a little better/upright lately, but still not perky like before the repot
I’m wondering if its still recovering from repot stress,
the ceramic pot + soil mix still drains too slowly, or if I should try watering with distilled water (our tap water isn’t super hard but it’s not soft either).
Has anyone had a peace lily continue growing/flowering while also staying chronically droopy after a repot???
u/jacs249 — 10 days ago