There's a driveway under there This is an accumulation of several years of vines on vines about 3 inches thick. My stool is in the middle and I swear if I had the right tool I could pull it right off the cement. So I've been using a shovel and lifting and cutting a foot at a time. I'm thinking maybe I need more of a box cutter blade. I just thought of my wife's rotary blade. I've also thought about a heavy duty weed Wacker with the steel cutters. Any ideas? Originally by u/Alert-You-7352 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/296xvmcv

Tucked Away Originally by u/Kaos410 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2amw2q5e

Cut the stem of my Pilea Peperomioides but no new growth? So I cut the stem like I'd seen a few people do and propagated the cuttings (theyre doing great!). But I havent seen any signs of new growth on the main stem. Its been over a month since the chop and I'm starting to think its too late to save her. Did I cut too low? How long does it normally take after a chop, for new growth to start? I water it when the soil is about 50% dry (currently winter here). She sits near a window that gets lots of indirect light. I chopped her because she became too tall and leggy. Even if its too late to save this one, I'm open to tip and tricks on how to do a better chop next time! Originally by u/DonutKnowY on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2368pj99

HPCJ Tarot: Death Based off [the slop jar](https://www.reddit.com/r/houseplantscirclejerk/s/e9hOkh2MQ9) and suggested by u/WheelbarrowQueen Originally by u/RatRacerEg6 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/28p5rzj9

Potatoes are thriving! First year trying these Originally by u/Melodic_Lecture_9721 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/28gcr4yb

Brown spots on Thai constellation monstera My Thai con has recently developed these weird mushy brown/translucent spot that are spreading rapidly. It’s only on one leaf and is only on the white of this leaf. What is this and how can I fix it? I love my half moon leaf! I water whenever the soil is dry (usually around every 10ish days). The pot does not have drainage which was my mistake when first repotting it. The plant is in indirect light. Originally by u/Rae_Rae1217 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2xpkwyq7

Garlic bulbs are small, can I leave it in the ground longer? This is Edenrose Garlic I planted in the autumn (around November I think) in some haybales as an experiment. It actually grew pretty well on the surface, and my understanding is that when the bottom leaves are dying off it's time to pull it. So I had a little peek under the hay and also pulled one up to see, at first I thought it had done the monogarlic thing, but I cut it open and it does have cloves, but the whole thing is a fair bit smaller than I was hoping. If I wait a bit longer will the bulb size increase or will it just spoil? Originally by u/sebovzeoueb on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2xq23tsn

can anyone give me an id on her :) Originally by u/pocketnikki on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/27cknm2p

Some of my blooms in my garden. Part of my garden in El Cajon CA. Originally by u/Bignavy19812002 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/24baajfa

Repotted my stable Stephania Nova a couple of days ago and leaf looks like it's rotting now Is this root rot and what can I do to mitigate it? More info: Watering it once a week - pot has no drainage but soil is dry when watering. Plant is placed in indirect light Originally by u/Rambunctiousrabbits on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/24up7v4a