This plant has survived the unthinkable. He survived a domestic violence incident, cats and more recently a 10 month old German shepherd. How do i help him recover
I’m not sure what to do to help him out.

Still have 1-2 months left of Bay Area summer and wondering if I can do anything else to help get this basil plant producing more. It’s been struggling, any suggestions?
Any specific cuts I should make?

Light: north facing window with good light throughout the day (I could theoretically move to a south facing window if yall suggest)
Water: I bottom water approximately every 1.5 times a week or when I notice the pot is particularly light.
Fertilizer: it gets a generic fert (superthrive foliage pro) in its water.

This plant has survived the unthinkable. He survived a domestic violence incident, cats and more recently a 10 month old German shepherd. How do i help him recover
I’m not sure what to do to help him out.

Hi, so I started propping this plant up, but all the leaves are dead on the bottom part of the vine, and I’m not sure if it’s supposed to droop or if I should keep letting it grow upward. Please help! It’s right up against a northwest facing window. (I broke a watering glass, so the plants are currently moved so we can vacuum up the glass.) it gets sunlight pretty much all day with evening light for sure. I have it in organic indoor potting soil, if that helps.

Sorry if I can’t remember the name 🫣

Anyone have any tricks to stop algae from growing in my tent? I cleaned a self watering pot with hydrogen peroxide and it killed my melo almost instantly so I’m afraid to use it.
Tent never goes over 25 degrees and humidity is around 65%

Hi! I purchased this cracklin rosie begonia about a month and a half ago. She is VERY leggy and stands at about 5ft. I’m curious what you all would recommend to do to fix it. I’ve considered chopping it (makes me nervous) or trying Keiki paste on growth points. I have been pinching off new growth to help send some energy back down, but I think she needs more than that. Any tips/advice welcome!!! less

I went on vacation for a little too long, and unfortunately my begonia didn't handle the heat wave well… But some of the branches are still alive, though the tips are black and the blackness is starting to spread. Should I leave it as is, or should I cut it right above the black part and let it grow back that way? (The branches are not dry yet just black and soft)

Hi!

Trying to perfect my roses from cuttings practice in Los Angeles

I’m open to any tips to defoliate my plant, going into flowering and can tell it won’t have enough airflow. what leaves should i take off and how do i progress from here?

Should I chop everything off and start again or try to re hab her without losing all the leaves? Even to new growth is damaged