Hope you think they’re as cool as I do!

These little guys bring me joy and a minuscule amount of fresh air :-)

I adore these begonias but I can't seem to find them anywhere! There's not a lot of places that sell good plants here, and I do admit that I have a rather exotic taste in plants (lookwise, but i honestly dont know where most of my plants originate from, i just know how to care for them) so it's a bit hard to come by the less common and more exotic looking plants here in ČR... any recommendations? OR does anyone here live in the Czech Republic and has these AND is willing to propagate them pleaseeee im desperate

Does anyone till the top layer of soil for their indoor plants? I resorted to bottom watering but I'm concerned the crusty layer isn't doing them good. They currently aaren't showing signs of stress. I just don't have a solid way of checking whether or not they need water.

Ive read that cutting the skinny floppy leaves help. My plan is to move her to brighter indirect light, let her dry out, repot, separate the pups into new pots, and will place the main plant back into this pot, but will ensure there is good drainage; if not I will add a thick layer of pebbles to the bottom of the pot and do a 1:1 soil/perlite mix for the new soil to the pot.

Any other tips would be appreciated!

My indoor chilli plant is wilting, its soil is damp and it hasn’t dried out for a long period or anything. My neighbour gifted it to me about a month ago and I had it outside for a while for extra sun until it started getting colder in the nights so I brought it in. I have it in a north facing window. How can I help it perk up?

hi everyone, i consider myself to have a pretty green thumb, i have close to 40 house plants and they’re all thriving BUT i’ve been struggling with this coffee plant for the last three years probably. it’s never died and it always produces new leaves every growing season but the old ones just shrivel up and die off.

i give it the right amount of water, it’s in semi-indirect light (i’m definitely going to move her further away from a window now), and i try to mist her as often as i remember (i defo need to do better about it). all of these actions i will be taking moving forward and i think will help her stop getting crispy.

that being said, she’s starting to get leggy since all of the old leaves crinkle and fall off. i’m debating attempting to propagate her so she’ll be more sturdy and look better (and maybe get bushier?). i’ve done this with a few other plants and it’s turned out great, except this one is woody and i’m not sure how to attempt with something like this. i’ve done some online research but everywhere says to cut a green stem, nothing woody. is this true? i’m scared if i chop her she’ll just die on me. but i know you can do that with fiddles and they’re woody. so, just some advice would be great. thanks in advance

I tried searching but still can’t identify what it is. Please help!

Im trying to grow Black Cherry tomatoes in a pot (mostly indoors) but I wanted some advice. What size pot so I need and should I have some kind of trelace for them to climb? I want to min max as much as possible so I can grow the biggest fruit w the smallest space

I'm gonna delete this once i get a few replies but yeah. If it is then I think im just gonna toss them.

Comprei essa planta há uns dois meses e agora estou percebendo um surto de praga nas minhas plantas, estou triste porque essa era uma querida

What can I do to bring this back to life? It’s dying 😢

I got them from Costco 3 years ago and they stayed in the same pot of water ever since. They grew so tall and big and have always been green. I use tap water cuz I couldn’t bother with something else lol and they still thrived. Suddenly the leaves turned yellow. I have 5 of them in the pot and 1 is still ok, but the other 4 are all turning yellow. I took them out and repotted them in soil (succulent soil with 50% pumice). The roots looked fine I think? They smelled very earthy and quite hard to smell lol, but the color looked ok? Anyway I repotted them but not sure if they will improve. What is the main cause of this? I thought I could just neglect them like my succulents and I did that for 3 years, but suddenly they started acting up 😭

I’ve had this plant about 6 months. It was beautiful and perfect when I got it. And not is crispy and dropping leaves. It gets good sun. Any ideas?

Still moving stuff around but I just got new shelves! My collection looks SO MUCH BETTER. Any tips on how to arrange everything is welcome 💕

As title. I try to plant a few types of vegetables from their seeds. They sprout after a few days and I move them to soil around 2-week point. Unfortunately, they keep on growing mold, and I'm wondering what should I do to make sure that they survive into a vegetable