What species of jade? I've had this for about 4 years, recently repotted. Does anyone know what type of jade it is? Can't really find the specific type anywhere. Originally by u/JoelsephStalin on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/28wze4v4

Why is my lawn getting this brown color? Originally by u/Creative-Ingenuity75 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2ycpeetg

Rescued these 2 today. First fly traps. Will these even survive? Thanks. Trying to learn. Originally by u/SevynSevynSevyn on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/278ovdvt

felt sad for the unlucky seedlings after thinning the garden,,, so to the neighbors they go! one of the perks of being the only one in the neighborhood with garden boxes is getting to share with the neighbors!! not just harvest surplus but seedling surplus too!! these were some green bean, okra, and cucumber seedlings i gave to my neighbor who only had tomatoes in their little fence garden this year :) Originally by u/ohnunu_ on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2y8sbef2

Is my money tree okay it looks kind of Droopy To me it just looks droopy and dark now I water it once every week with four ice cubes my window is south facing and I have it slightly out of the way of the Sun Originally by u/Trick-Lecture1099 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2yw7bqzg

Hey just wondering what this flower is? Originally by u/alwaysbloom1 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2amxmvus

Recommendations for awkward backyard hill In the midst of planning how I want to tackle this project, essential broken into 2 parts: the top and the hillside. Currently, the top has flat stones that the previous owner put in straight into the dirt, so there’s weeds and grass growing in between. What would you recommend I put in between these gaps when I lay the stones back down? I plan on getting them out, re-leveling the dirt and put a barrier down. Like pea gravel or something else? Secondly, the hillside is a pain to mow since I used a rider. I’m looking for creative ideas of what to do decorative wise. Thought of doing similar to the top, I took out big rocks the previous owner had, going to refill the holes with dirt and smooth it out and maybe put some decorative stone covering the hillside, but not sure how that would fair with them rolling down via gravity. Any solutions? Super new to landscaping. Thanks in advance Originally by u/DogmeatsOwner on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2d87dzd7

Home Depot Snake Plant I brought this one home from Home Depot today, she’s about 2ft tall and in a 10in pot (I know I know—no big box stores, but she was only $20). No personal watering habits but soil she came in looks *very* damp. Pot has drainage holes. She will live by a west facing window. Can I repot her tonight? Or should I wait a few weeks until she acclimates? Does the whole “use a pot only slightly larger than the roots” apply to snake plants? I feel like snake plant roots usually aren’t very large/deep/wide. Grateful for any advice!! Originally by u/Alone_Pea_3658 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2aszeej8

Not sure what these flowers are Not the best specimens, but I hope the picture is good enough. They're growing outside our apartment, and we want to know if we should keep our cat from eating them during his outside time. Originally by u/FaunaJoy on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/25qjrvdm

This bad boy Just poppen up overnight Anyone knows if this is bad or I can Just leave him chilling? Originally by u/fascinatedinlife on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/254349f7