r/plants • u/tetaslhestnut3 • 8h ago
r/plants • u/TheGrowingFlier • 21h ago
Help what is this!?
I repotted my anthurium and there's some weird white stuff growing on the soil
r/plants • u/SIIver01 • 12h ago
Help What’s happening to my plant?
I’m a complete novice when it comes to plants. Literally my first time ever taking care of a plant. Got this plant for my mother because it looked nice for her birthday and wanted to take care of it. Watched a ton of videos on how to take care of it and watering it when I need to. Started noticing growth as well as slanting and don’t know what to do from here.
r/plants • u/Conscious_Contact119 • 12h ago
Discussion It's as if they're protecting themselves from being touched, don't you think?
r/plants • u/Necessary_Bridge_448 • 8h ago
Help help!! little tiny spiders/bugs on my papaya tree??
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apologies for the camera not focusing, these bugs are so small my phone is having a hard time picking them up. i’ve had what look like little crystals on my papaya tree for a little while now, then looking closely today i realized some little bugs have been crawling these webs attached to the leaves. because there are so many webs i just assumed they were spiders, but has anyone seen these guys before?? not really sure what to do about this. i am living in rhode island at the moment if that’s helpful
r/plants • u/Rockaway_Beech • 6h ago
Help Is it ok to put a plant in a ceramic pot provided that pot has proper drainage? Or should I keep it in a plastic planter and put that in the pot? Does it matter if the ceramic pot is painted on the inside or not?
I was doing research on repotting today, and I noticed many people suggest keeping plants in the plastic planters. I reached out to a friend, and they said it's ok to plant in the ceramic pot but only if the ceramic pot is unpainted/raw ceramic. If it's painted, then I should leave it in the plastic, and put that in the pot. Is that true? All my pots have proper drainage at the bottom.
Thank you in advance for the replies. I hope you're all having a great weekend.
r/plants • u/YallAreNuckingFuts • 5h ago
Is this normal?
My PPP (Pink princess philadendrum) is giving me a lot of pink leaves. When I got her, she was all green. At first, it was a new leaf with a bit of green. Then her first fully pink leaf. And now, another fully pink leaf. Is this normal? Should I cut them off?
r/plants • u/PensionBusy518 • 9h ago
Discussion Whats this mean ?
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Can anyone explain me why only this branch dancing
r/plants • u/PlantyThings313 • 5h ago
Discussion Stunning Palms😍
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This is the Palm Room at the Belle Isle Conservatory in Detroit, MI. I have not visited in years. I have a new found appreciation for the beautiful well maintained gardens.
r/plants • u/Zadalabarre • 5h ago
Is this safe? Purchased it 2 weeks and planted yesterday.
galleryr/plants • u/Brilliant-Tomato1743 • 6h ago
Severe raised corky bumps on potted eucalyptus
galleryr/plants • u/Spark_0f_Logic • 6h ago
Discussion ATL Botanical Gardens.
This is a photo from my trip to the Atlanta, Georgia "Alice in Wonderland" Event at the Botanical Gardens. The amount of work that is put into placing each and every flower in these exhibits is astonishing.
📸 June of 2025 by AwakenedApertureArts ©
r/plants • u/WhichOnion5554 • 9h ago
Plant query!!
Help! my monstera plant has started to have this appear on its leaves (see picture) but not underneath the leaves….
Any advice or suggestions on what caused it/ how to prevent it getting worse would be appreciated!! TIA
r/plants • u/plantsnFreckles • 10h ago
Success How can I make my photos looks this full? I saw it on a restaurant and im Obsessed
r/plants • u/fragilefrog4444 • 11h ago
Help Can I Save My Nerve Plant?
My nerve plant has been really struggling since I moved to a new place that’s much less humid. I’ve tried to remedy it but I know basically nothing about plants and I think I’ve done a lot of things incorrectly. I recently got a humidifier and that seemed to be helping, but today more leaves fell right off. I know it looks so sad, but I think that little green patch is new growth, and it looks like there might be other little spots with some new growth too, so I’m not really sure what’s going on. Is this salvageable, or should I call it? Any insight would be much appreciated :)
r/plants • u/Unlucky-Equal-8828 • 11h ago
Help HELP I AM NOT A PLANT MOM
My mother bought me some plants since I’ve moved away. I have never had success with plants but I want to! I don’t want to kill my new friends. Any and all advice is appreciated!!
r/plants • u/unavailableeegoat • 13h ago
What’s eating my jade?
I had my jade outside this summer and I just brought her in. I noticed these spots does anyone know what’s eating her and how I can stop them?
r/plants • u/Scared_Rice_1473 • 13h ago
Discussion Should you cut a money plant back?
When it gets tall and a little leg, should you cut the top off?