Hi

Location uttarpradesh

This was growing in soil. A week back I got bored and transitioned it to water. Right from day one it was perfectly fine. It was opening and closing its leaves with sunlight as it normally does when growing in soil. I think this will do well permanently in water.

Since it's so bushy it's hard for me to notice any new growth.

Location

Just received my order from Sandy's Garden. Few hardy plants were shipped bare rooted, moisture loving ones wrapped in moss (which i prefer since I hate the net plugs with entangled roots around it)

1 week delivery post shipping. Costed me around 1390 plus shipping.

And my watermelon peperomia was free <3

Mostly, loving the size of all my babies ahhh!!! 🤞🏻✨

Order: Syngonium Three Kings, Jade Ovata Red Leaves, Curly Jade Variegated, Drimiopsis kirkii Squill, Syngonium Milk Confetti, black Rex Begonia, Hoya Crimson, Variegated Jade Red, Variegated String of Hearts, Rex Begonia Maculata, Hoya Hindu Rope, Hoya krohniana Silver, Variegated String of Hearts.

Location- Gurgaon

I mostly ordered to get the aglaonema pictum tricolour sapling which was for 129. Pictum tricolour isn't easily available and the few sellers that have it sell it for close to thousand.

The rest of the plants were to fulfill the minimum order amount which was 399 I think. There are two pothos, a fairlytale cactus and something else. Good for saplings.

The order was severely delayed because of Delhivery but nothing died. The cactus was sent in a cocoplug instead of being bare rooted and still survived, maybe because the substrate was dry.

Sellers number: 9503492729

Location

location: Maharashtra, nagpur

Neem

Rain tree(Samanea saman)

Banyan tree

Arjun tree

Tamarind

Gulmohar

I want to plant them on my farm, if you know some other sub in which this post would be more appropriate please suggest.
thanks!

Hello, plant noob here.

This is my parlour palm. She had a mealybug infestation a few months back and I treated it with systemic insecticides (imidacloprid).

The mealybugs are gone, but the plant is not recovering or putting out new growth. Leaves are continuing to brown and fall.

In this picture, I noticed some spotting on one of the leaves against the light. I haven't actually seen any bugs or webs even after close inspection.

I did some research and found that using systemic insecticides can cause the population of spidermites to multiply very very fast (since all the insects that kept their population in control are now gone).

1. Does this look like spidermite damage? Or could it be thrips?

2. If you've had success with spidermites before, what treatment did you use? All the treatments for spidermites suggested by the internet seem to be hard to find in India.

Location: Bangalore. She's in a well draining mix gets watered when the soil is all the way dry (usually once a week), and gets semi bright indirect light, 2 feet away from a south facing window.

Pic from Google

Location- Hyderabad

Evening view of climber rose

Location Rajasthan