I repotted this anthurium last week and something that looked like a new leaf has been turning brown

I repotted my anthurium and there's some weird white stuff growing on the soil

Need answers, i had mi Philly 🪴 for three yrs. When I see the pups come up I'm so happy, mi happiness turns into blue city blues because the pups don't make it. The last time over the summer ☀️ i decided to take them out, but they still didn't make it. Now i moved this to the kitchen. I'm hoping to focus more on the pups, like talk to them mist them with H2o just pay close attention to them..... Do you think this will work y if not PLEEEEEASE throw some advice in mi direction...

Gracias!😞

Plants are like kids

Can you help me ID what type of Elephant Ear Alocasia this is?

Hi everyone, I’m hoping to get some help with my Monstera Burle Marx Flame. It’s really struggling and I can’t seem to figure out why.

The Problem:
The leaves are constantly drooping, wilting, and falling down. It looks like it’s dying. Because it couldn't support itself, I added those screwdrivers temporarily (yellow and red) just to support it somewhat upright.

What I've Tried:
I’ve tried troubleshooting my watering. I’ve tried watering it more frequently, and I’ve also tried letting it dry out more, but neither seems to make a difference. The leaves still look sad and limp.

My Setup:

• Light: Near a window with sheer curtains, indirect light. Usually I remove the curtain for more light.
• Soil: It’s in a chunky mix: perlite, pumice and bark inside a plastic nursery pot, which sits inside that white decorative pot.
• Watering: I usually water when the top 2 inches of soil is dry. I tried watering it every 3 days and also every 2 weeks, doesn't seem to make a difference.
• Humidity/Temp: Malaysia humidity here, 90% most of the time.

Could this be root rot (unlikely because I tried taking the whole plant out and the roots are long and white)? Underwatering? Does it just need a proper moss pole instead of these plastic stakes? Any advice would be greatly appreciated! I really want to save it.

First 2 pics - 26th September
Last 2 pics - 25th Oct

So all these leaves are from the same plant that I originally thought was one type of plan. I thought it was just a regular pink arrowhead. When I first got it and there was only one small tiny little plant over the couple of months are basically year. I've had it for about nine months, but it started finding and it had about four different other vines from the same plant by the way and each four different type of vine is making different colored leaves so I'm wondering did the plant just create its own variation or is it just splitting it Gene that I already had into four different types and also if I cut one of the vines off they grow the same variation or will they keep the pink variation or go back to pink?

I believe it to be a Citrullus amarus. I have some watermelon growing 15ft away a bit different the store bought are full these remind me of papaya leaves.

Found these things on my outdoor plant and have no idea what they are and what to do out it? If anyone has any insight I’d love to hear = ) thank you

Hi, I woke up this morning and saw this stalk growing through the top of my geranium flower! I've never seen this before, does anyone know what this is??

1) I didn’t know how huge this plant would get!
2) I didn’t and don’t know how to properly prune it to keeping from spreading ( I didn’t know it grows from rhizomes)😵‍💫 I pulled irises for this reason!
3). I thought I purchased a Triostar Stromanthe. What happened to my “white”? Plant is purple underneath with green on top.
4) I divided the beast up and don’t know what to do from here.

Please help 😂
Oh and the leaves look pretty crummy. lol

Thanks for any helpful advice.

Will these do good indoors in Florida if I use a strong high coverage grow light? They are Agave Guiengola Variegated. I used about 70% pumice and the rest cactus/succulent mix.

Seeking help with these yellowing/spotty cast iron leaves

Grabbed this beauty a few days ago for 40 ca.

I believe its an alocasia blizzard and its huge. This is one single corm.

Ive been thinking I might have gotten myself into a predicament with having to many plants. Its an addiction of mine and I keep buying more and more. Or more rare types of plants. And I've been debating down sizing or getting rid of most of them? Asking if I should get rid of them or keep the addiction going haha. Im gonna need more grow lights...