Money Tree leaves doing this. Hi. I have plenty of light and water when the soil is dry. Not sure what's going on with my money tree leaves. It has new growth. Originally by u/yurdbex on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/22om72ly

I think too many of my cucumbers plants sprouted what do I do with them Originally by u/AssumptionNo1268 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2da6nos7

Weed Riddled Lawn Hello, just move into the house and this is what our yard is looking like… what can I do to get rid of all the weeds and have grass be more prominent. Located in Illinois. Thank you any advice helps! Originally by u/Carl_da_man35 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/22ot9gm9

Jade Help! My jade that l've had tor a year has given me no problems prior. I've pruned it and given it a lot of time under the grow light. But recently I noticed after watering the leaves never filled back out.But, l've noticed a lot of new growth is coming in. The leaves are still flat and soft though. Examined the roots, no problems there.Given it water when the soil has dried but still nothing. Any ideas? A bug? I only water when the leaves become wrinkly so root rot is not likely an issue. Originally by u/ofwgkta301 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/286rg3pq

Easiest way to trim? Hello everyone! Can someone tell me what type of bushes these are, and the easiest way to trim them? In the past years, I’ve done it by hand with hand clippers but I was wondering if there is an easier way to just do the edges. Originally by u/IrishGiants28 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/24b2mjba

What should I do with this? Got this from the supermarket at a discount as it did not have a moss ball in? Should I take out the water a make a terrarium? Or keep the water and add moss ball or something? Also if I do keep water in it should I replace the current water with filtered water? Originally by u/ProfessionOther6076 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2dgvhlhs

Fungus? Our Juniper bush has a brown color forming on its leaves. Is this a fungus? If so is there anyway to treat it? Originally by u/hektastic on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2d2chnwc

Do You Stake/Support Your Peonies? I don't think they've ever had this many flowers before. Maybe they've reached maturity. I'm going to cut a bunch but wonder if I should begin staking them in early spring? Originally by u/Kelly_Funk on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2a425jta

I'm starting to like Cactus I have over 130 different house plant species, these are my first Cactus, how did I do? Originally by u/SomewhereOrdinary729 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2xkdsuyj

Help What would be the best way to go about fixing this gap between what should be grass lol and the fence? Anything dirt/rock just washes away. Yes I am aware there is a water drainage issue, sadly that’s a problem the wallet can’t handle right now. Originally by u/los3rnam3 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2arcdk7m