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split leaf plant

Leaves are going yellow after repotting Did I kill it?

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warning!! 🥶🥶🥶!!!

Coldest day in months for me ! It snowed so much !

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ghost plants?

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how is my plant

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muichiro and yuichiro

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🥶🥶🥶🥶!!!!!

It snowed like half foot!!!

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What should I name my Monstera?

I just got her and I need a name I'm gonna be hosting a vote after the final name ideas on Friday

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What to Plant in January? And What Happens if You Wait Too Long?

Hey, Plant Heroes 🌿 You ’ ve heard it a thousand times: the ideal planting season is spring to fall. So you keep your seeds waiting on the shelf. But waiting isn ’ t always harmless — plants notice ! When people ask us what to plant in January, they often fear mistakes. The real risk, though, is doing nothing. Why January planting matters Delayed planting means shallow roots, early weeds, and pests arriving before plants are ready. That ’ s when we see yellow leaves and slowed growth. It may not be bad care, just bad timing. Why plant now: 🌿 Plan & start early: Give slow-growing plants a head start indoors. 🌿 Cold-season crops: Hardy vegetables thrive in cool soil. 🌿 Extend the season: Early sowing leads to stronger plants and better yields. Why it matters: Skipping January starts can mean smaller harvests and late blooms. What to plant in January In warmer zones (Arizona, Texas, Florida, Georgia, Zones 7 – 9), it ’ s the best time for cool-season plants. If you ’ re wondering what to plant in January, go for lettuce, spinach, kale, onions, peas, parsley, and cilantro. These seeds need cool, moist soil to germinate and grow.Too cold outside ? Start seeds indoors or in a greenhouse. If you don ’ t know what seeds to plant in January indoors, tomatoes, peppers, and herbs would love to get a head start for spring. Timing matters ! Planting on time helps the roots grow strong, steady, and resilient against pests and weather. That early advantage lasts all season. Even starting seeds in the last week of January can mean stronger transplants and earlier harvests. Check our zone-based January planting guide in the attached photos and don ’ t miss a harvest ! Have you started your first seeds yet ? Share your experience or photos in the comments. Let ’ s help each other start the year strong ! With muddy hands and happy roots,Lotte B. Botany Expert at PlantIn

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water culture burle marx

Burle Marx in water culture method, with aerator, water purifier

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Deje que descansase del agua 😅

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woe kann ich ihr helfen wieder voller und buschiger zu werden?

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back in 2021my first time growing

That was a monster 🤘

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How to fix my fittonias legginess?

I dunno if this relates but he keeps drooping then I have to save him by watering him. (Im not neglecting him but he never did this before.) Also it seems like the person who originally potted him buried some of his leaves and stems so I hope to dig that out. Anything helps!

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Linda!

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como voces esterminam as cochonilhas?

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Corn Plant

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Its 30°F out 🥶

Hope everyone and their plants are staying warm today and made it through that storm!

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Malade??

Quest ce qui pourrait causer sa?

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i call this one megan. she is truly a beaty.

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Muy bonita esta cresciendo

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Newbie here!

Can someone help me ID, please?

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Can somekne help a newbie out?

Help me ID this beauty. The apps ID doesnt look like it

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que le pasa si esta bien regada?

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does it need watering

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anyone know the difference in the levels of subscriptions?

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winter suprise

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why plant not growing

Leaves not growing

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My beauty.

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Está enferma?

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do yall got tips on good plants to hang on a piece of wood

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How do you revive a Venus flytrap?

Last time it almost died, I started watering it and that brought it back so I kept doing that but now I gave it to someone to look after it nearly died But it isnt coming back as strong.

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Nobody cares to give trees blankets

Give them one so they dont freeze not just the childs help the trees they need company 🌲

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fiddle leaf plant

Anyone know whats happening to my fiddle leaf plant? I just got it about a week ago and noticed this-

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tenessee aquarium

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Water, don't water? Cut the yellow leaves?

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at the tenesse aquarium

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what's wrong with my mom plant ? :(

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fiddle fig question

This is my fiddle who is just 8 yrs old. Ive never cut her back drastically/at all. Her trunk needs support at all times to stand (see zip tie). Would giving her a big chop help? Where should I chop? Im so scared 😩

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cannibis

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no accurate picture of my earth star

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correct me if im wrong

acorns in the midwest are white oaks right? big green leaves

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repotted fiddle

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Pothos

Anyone know how to keep pothos plants thriving in just water? Ive been growing mine that way for months and was wondering if anyone has tips to keep them healthy long term.

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Time to Plant

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gerollte Blätter

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This plant is not listed on the app. It is a allocation mythic Dragonite.

The The leaves on this plant are very thick. I feel like plastic. But it is beautiful. Im hoping they can send me more information about its care.

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Browning on white part of variegated monstera

My variegated monstera started browning only on the white part. It gets great direct and indirect sun. My window has a tree outside and in the morning itll get direct light but in the afternoon the branches and leaves from the tree cover it pretty well. Good ventilation, too. Any idea why the white part started browning?

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Any tips on how to keep her happy?

ABSOLUTELY OBSESSED WITH MY NEW EXOTIC BABY Such a cool plant

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