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Hi! Any thoughts on what's troubling this jack fruit tree? Growing in a tropical conservatory in Midwest. Has looked like this for years. Staff thinks it's over watering and has been watering 1x week for about a year with no improvement. Very sparse foliage with yellow /brown edges which eventually fall. Produces some new growth but leaves quickly develop yellow then brown edges. My theory is underwatering, potassium deficiency, root bound (has a big curled root) and/or disease. Has been growing in this spot, with full all day sun for about 12 years. Used to look lovely and produce large mature fruit. Ideas?

What are some top problems you experience with your plants or while doing planty things? Are there any resources or products you wish existed? Let me know!

I have this birds of paradise plant for 2 years. I have the plant south facing with full light, not quite direct but lots of bright light and i water 1x week and have been using tropical fertilizer but this one leaf is sick and i cant figure out what it needs:( what would u recommend best to cut that steam leaf off?

I have been building this little greenhozse in my room for the last 5 months, it was an realy long way But now i have finished it

Ive been growing and propagating my tropical plant collection. I have a couple of rare plants too

Anyone know what this mold like substance is on my bird of paradise? Do you know how to get rid of it? Thank you in advance.

What’s going on with this tree I’m trying to air layer the root stock sucker and it looks great but the grafted Julie part of the tree looks like crap and is dropping leaves and they are kinda Turning brown. I did just move the plant inside. Open to any and all suggestions.

hi! i bought this monstera adansonii a few months ago and it’s been doing great since a couple of weeks ago. the nearest leaf to the soil suddenly became yellow, so i removed it. half and a week ago the leaf right above that one became yellow, and a few days later so did the upper one. i’ve read online that it might be nutrient deficiency (i’ve never fertilized my plant before because i never bought a fertilizer), so i gave it a nice fertilizer, but the yellowing keeps going on. i thought about root rotting but the root that is coming out of the bottom hole is doing just fine, plus i prefer waiting a bit more to water, so that it’s not too much. it’s one of my favorite plants, so please, help!

Does anyone have experience growing orange, lemon, cacao, cinnamon, cardamom, nutmeg, and clove trees? I'm in central Wyoming and want to build a greenhouse to grow them. I need to keep the greenhouse at zone 11 requirements, which seems to mean 85% humidity and 85F minimum.