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passed her at the market and knew she needed to be mine. unfortunately i didn't ask the original owner any questions, but it was set up in a hanging pot, and she suggested I add a pole so it can trail upwards, but i'm not sure where to even start because there's so much plant in it. Should i add a moss pole, wooden plank, or just leave as is? I want to keep growing the leaves large. She will be indoors either in front of the window or under my grow lights. Would appreciate any advice!

His leaves fell off and started growing white stuff on him. We keep him in indirect sunlight and water him when needed once or twice a week, but stopped doing it for a month after he grew the white stuff on him cause we thought he was done for. We regret not trying to do more for him since he is so unique! Is he save-able?

If Not, how to Save it? Thanks!

Encontrado en una tienda de regalos, me parece namas super pequeño para cactuses y suculentas pero no se del todo si es algo malo o así están bien.
En algunas de las plantas las raíces se salían de la maceta y que se venda como un imán de nevera me parece raro contando que es algo vivo.

There are a lot of people who have eaten capers.

and this is caper flower

A dear friend brought me this 10 year old peace lily yesterday that was her mother’s who is now passed. I guess it was lookin puny and her dad put it on the front porch, neglected and she desperately wants me to save it. Tropicals & begonias are more my wheelhouse. I’ve researched lighting, humidity, & soil needs. This soil no doubt prob toast no nutrients left.

My question is: once I check out the roots situation and repot it appropriately, do I wait and see if the leaves perk up, or do I cut them off down to nubs where there is new growth to allow the plant to put its energy there? I should’ve taken a pic before I pulled allllll the crispies off.

I really would like to revive Lazarus here for her, so any answers & extra tips I would appreciate so much!!

Wisconsin-

This looks and smells like spearmint. It wasn’t here last year that I remember but idk how it could have spread through half the shoreline already.

I’ve also never seen this mint growing “wild” in Wisconsin before.

I noticed this shoot coming from the middle of two of the top leaves. When it puts new leaves out, they are usually from the sides.

Is this the beginning of a flower? If so, what should I do? I never thought this would happen, so I'm excited, but also unsure of the next steps to take.

Any advice would be appreciated! ❤️

Hey, so I bought this artichoke there's 15 min of that and asked the seller if the leaves on the bottom were part of the artichoke (the two pots that were to sell had this), but she couldn't answer me, she didn't knew

I still brought the plant bc it seemed pretty cheap and I love artichoke, but I don't know if I should get rid of the plant on the bottom, it really looks different from the leaves that grow up

Sorry if it's not clear to understand, I'm french, I'm kinda struggling in English rn x)

(Also if you have any advises for taking care of this plant in a pot, let me know, I'm putting it on my balcony)

Inherited this guy from my aunt, dirt was black, hard as a rock, had a bit of rusted metal stuck in it and with orange roots. I’ve changed the soil out with some fresh potting mix a good bit of perlite and placed it in a fresh up. Gave it a good drink but it’s not woken up and I’m wondering if it’s too late for the poor thing.