Hey everyone! I'm a solo/student developer, and I've spent the last few weeks building PlantPass — a plant ID app that focuses specifically on diagnosing what's *wrong* with your plant (pests, disease, nutrient deficiency), not just naming the species. It's in early beta and completely free to test right now — no payment info, no catch. I'd love feedback from people who actually have plants, since…
i was checking on my collection and spotted a strange growth on my monstera bulbasaur! checking how firm it was, i was prone to assume that it was an aerial root, but if anyone has experienced this/has any better idea, please let me know what it actually is! light: under an indoor grow light at high light, averaging about 9 hours a day! soil: chunky soil mix (coco coir, coco chips, perlite (both…
i have this leggy monstera, she seems happy as she just put out a new leaf but she struggled a few months back when i was moving and she was without proper care and watering for almost 2 months, resulting in some leaf loss and this tall leggy look, do i make the commitment and chop her? she gets regular watering, roughly every 2-3 weeks, when the top 2 inches of soil are dry, she sits in this…
Maybe a month or two ago I found these on my peace lily leaves, the first time I spotted them I washed the plant fully and used pest spray, then a few weeks later I did the same thing when I found them again and decided to move my peace lily into water in case it was the soil. Then yesterday I have found them again😩 There seems to be no issues with the plant everything seems healthy so I have no…
Is this something I need to be worried about? Monstera is getting watered a little less than once a week and gets around 2 hours of direct sunlight a day. Soil is whatever Trader Joes had it in when I bought it (this is my first plant so I’m scared to repot it) submitted by /u/MiltonGlorbus [link] [comments]
My succulent friend here is not doing well. I think I need to repot it? Never done that before or know exactly how to. Would that do anything? How can I save this little guy?? He sits on the windowsill in the kitchen which gets sun most of the day. I water just a little bit once every week give or take and let it drain out the bottom of the pot. Had this guy a little over a year now, same soil it…
I’ve had this plant for over 10 years, but I don’t even know what it is other than a succulent. She just keeps growing & stretching. There are lots of babies that I’ve let grow because I feel bad throwing them away lol I live in Maine, & my house is surrounded by trees we don’t have very good lighting at all, but this is the best window for sunlight. It faces east. I’m finally going to really try…
I’ve had this for a few years and left her in a bad spot in the house with almost no light for the last 6 months during a really busy time in life. Now I’m evaluating if I can save this and how to best take care of it. It’s now moved into good light and I’m watering every few weeks, but I’m wondering if I need to chop all these drooped leaves. submitted by /u/Scienceforaminute [link] [comments]
I recently repotted this pothos, noticed new leaves growing in with little holes and saw black dots in some places and I’m not sure if it’s just specks of potting mix or thrips ….checked my croton and saw black spots as well…they are watered when soil is dry and next to the balcony door window which is open a lot, not sure if that’s relevant submitted by /u/cupofestresso [link] [comments]
I have another office snake plant that's doing well and two at home that are thriving. I water them all on the same schedule. Why is little buddy so sad? It's an indoor plant that gets about 8 hours of indirect light a day since it's in an office setting, but it's not near the window. I'm not sure what brand of soil it's in, but it's very loose. I got it from a reputable plant store that I've…
