Is there anything that can be done? What could have caused this? It happened very suddenly this week. Dwarf Alberta Spruce that’s been in the ground and growing for 2 years. Originally by u/FrontDerailer on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/235xhqo4

What is this growing on this prickly pear cactus? Originally by u/Outrageous-Try554 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2bkaa2qx

Can I cut this on a burros tail? So I got really depressed and fully heavily neglected some of my plants, one being my buttons tail cuz I need a stool to water it. So I don’t know when it last got water. I know if I wanted I could chop and prop the stem closer to where it’s buried. But can anything be done about these ugly ends of the plant? The leaves all dried, shriveled, and fell off so I really hate how it looks. But if that part were cut can it even safely continue growing? Originally by u/DaydreamerFly on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/29px9exm

Need help with Sago palm It's been yellowing more and more over the past month. I watered it a few days ago, before that I didn't water it for nearly 2 months and waited for the soil to completely dry out. The bulb itself is quite firm and looks good. It gets around 16 hours of daylight rn, but never direct light. Anyone know how to help? Originally by u/Mithrawnurodo on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2dogstkd

Should I pick this zucchini now or let it vine ripen? Originally by u/Baby_girl_351 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/29sw4q75

Grabbing some ☀️ for the day Originally by u/AltruisticAd618 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/22jfmgw5

It’s pink again!! I bought this pink princess a while back and it was only giving green leaves for a long time but growing a lot. We cut it down practically left it with nothing but now it’s flourishing again with pink!! Originally by u/ceropegiadecorazon on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2xj3z5v3

Little buzzer Originally by u/Visual-Bus8699 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2dasr6rw

Never gardened Dug the hole... I'm a beginner, and know nothing about gardening.. and financial wise, as budget friendly as possible. WHAT DO I DO NEXT 🥹 it's just for sunflowers I can redo every year. Originally by u/KristenCAnderson on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/25t7jnn5

It’s gonna be a noisy couple of months soon. What do y'all think of these guys? Pleasant symphony or terrible cacophony? Originally by u/Queef_Stroganoff44 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/23g8xfar