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What's ailing this poor baby?

Does anyone know what to do with this new growth? I would like to take it off the main plant.
Not sure was the “root like” parts are. Thank you

Can anyone tell me if these are growing ok? Been rough job trying to keep caterpillars out of the center but we have no losses so far, leaves keep curling in I notice but I water a lot at least 5 times a day. I just water when the soil is dry. Any tips?

Mi helecho: frondoso, abundante y creciendo precioso. 🌿✨

I deliberately chose plants that are visually interesting.

I’d appreciate your thoughts and comments ☺️

I hope my terrarium inspires you 💫

i found it in my backyard in a random clover patch and wonder what it is and how rare it is

Hi! Beginner plant parent here. I’ve had this baby Syngonium White Butterfly cutting (I think?) in water for a couple of months. It has two aerial roots and is just starting to grow lateral roots.

I was away for 3 days, and when I came back today I noticed the leaf tip had turned yellow/brown :( I changed the water right before I left, so I don’t think it’s dirty water.

Could it be from being in plain water for too long and needing nutrients? Or maybe the jar is too small, the leaf touching the window, pests, or lack of airflow while I was gone?

It gets bright indirect light, and my other plants seem fine. Any idea what might be causing this?

The grocery store just gave me a free fern because they were wilting soooooo now I have a fern, I have no idea how to take care of it but I did figure out that it’s probably a Boston fern!

This plant was doing wonderful just a few days ago. Now she's got all these bad spots on the leaves. Any ideas what could be causing it?

I never had a rubber plant so I’m new at this, I don’t know where to go from here. She is a year old lives outside on my porch shaded but I live facing north so she gets light but little sun light I water every 5-10 depending on the temp. Help!

Inherited this plant from someone who couldn’t take care of it anymore. It’s in pretty rough shape so any advice to bring it back to life would be appreciated. TIA! :)

On the plant jt says scindapsus epipremnum, but when I google it nothing correlates or looks like it?
Also please share some tips if you know what plant this is as it’s not looking the best right now lol

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I have planted these in spring , while the plants are growing tall, my tomatoes are not growing in size, should I repot it ? I live in USDA Zone 5