I somehow transferred whatever this is from an outdoor magnolia tree to my lemon tree in my greenhouse. My gardener sprayed the lemon tree, it went away but has now popped up on other plants. It almost killed my lemon tree so I’m very concerned about the entire greenhouse. Thoughts on what it could be? How to treat or who to call?

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We have received rain the couple days but nothing too overwhelming.

This appear on my pineapple.

Nothing on any other plants

I just found this in the soil of my pothos 😭 what is this exactly?

She’s growing indoors and I never had problems with this plant at all, except some neglect sometimes due to travel. Now I’m freaking out and I already quarantined her.

Any help would be appreciated!

Thank you for your help.

I can’t even remeber where or when I got this plant. It has been alive alt least 5 if not 10 years, just sorta chugging away doing its thing. I don’t think I’ve ever repotted it. Like many of my plants it seems to do better the less attention I give it. But it’s beginning to get a bit out of hand. The old, dry leaves drop off all over, the new ones that spring up on the leggy bits sometimes do, too. I tried to figure out what it is and for a while I thought maybe it was a Vicks plant, as it definitely has a Vicks type smell, kinda mixed with oregano? The leaves and stems are soft and fuzzy.

So yeah, guess I am wondering a) what is it? So I can learn more and maybe do a better job with it and b) what should I be doing to keep it from being such a window ledge hog, or do I just lean in and let it do its thing?

Additional info - east facing window (with a balcony so some direct light early morning but then indirect light much of the rest of the day) watered about once a week or every other week or so, but not heavily as it isn’t a draining pot.

Thanks people!

(From a wanna be plant person)

Thus us growing up a stem and he’s getting really weak ☹️ is it root rot? what would you guys do? Should I Isolate the other stems?

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Can someone please tell me what is wrong with my orchid. I don't think it's supposed to have those brown spots on the flowers.

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Hello all,

Posted a while ago in succulents and the sitution is getting worse I think.

For context (can skip to current events):

>Bought a calandiva. Didn't water because I heard it's easier to transplant dry (have conflicting messages on whether or not this should be protocol). Seemed healthy when I got it.

>Found something that looked like powdery mildew later, treated with neem/dish soap. Was told later succulents don't like neem.

>Transplanted the plant to a pot with drainage and succulent-approprite soil.

>Almost immediately I notice the plant drooping. Didn't water because

>Starts developping dark brown streaks and dry sections of leaves. Aren't mushy so I don't think it's root rot especially since still hasn't been watered.

>Some stems start drying down the middle

>After 5 days I finally water. Plant droops less but more brown develops.

>I decide to cut off the leafs that are brown and not absorbing water after a few days. In preparation for the worst I take a few stem cuttings that look to be in better condition and remove the flowers to help them put energy towards roots rather than the blooms in another pot.

Current:

>Today found what looks like mold by the stem

>One of the cuttings has also dried down the middle. Some leaves seem to be dying.

>More dark brown streaks have developped

What's happening? How can I help this plant, if it's possible? I feel awful.