Where to begin repotting As the title suggests! He’s loved this pot for a couple of years now but thinking of re-potting so he has more room. Firstly, what would be the best way to get him out, and secondly, where to find a pot which would actually work! Held the pot for scale as it looked teeny in my first attempt. Originally by u/Meebs9393 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/28nr9muo

Why can I do to fix this ? The trees provide a lot of privacy but it’s a killer picking the weeds on the steep slope. What options do we have to fix this and would it be under 10-15k?? Originally by u/Outside-Sort-2294 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/26s5pnox

Hibiscus 🌺 in bad shape after Fertilising it I bought a dwarf hibiscus plant in March, and it was doing well with healthy green leaves and regular flowering. However, about three weeks ago, one of the flower buds dropped before blooming. I suspected a potassium deficiency and gave it 8 granules of IFFCO potash, along with a flower fertilizer spray and watering about 4 days ago. Since then, the plant's condition has worsened: Leaves started turning yellow and dropping. I tried to flush the soil, thinking maybe there was fertilizer buildup, but the soil became waterlogged, which was never an issue before. I poked the bottom drainage holes to release excess water, and some did come out. Then I loosened the top 3 inches of soil to help it dry out faster. This morning (photo attached). I haven’t watered again since the flushing and have moved the plant to bright indirect light with ventilation. What should I do next to help it recover? Should I repot now or wait until the soil dries out? Could the potash have triggered root damage? How long before I see signs of recovery (if any)? Any advice or suggestions are welcome. I really want to save this plant. Originally by u/AbbreviationsDear346 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/25ajearq

Help identifying a plant Found this guy growing by my composter. It has little flower buds near the base. Wondering if it's possibly a zucchini or squash plant....or just a weed. I don't want to pull it or mow over it if it's a veggie though! Was planning on just waiting to see but I'm too curious 🤣 it'd be pretty awesome if Ive got a random veggie I didn't start from seed just growing all on its own 😅 Originally by u/slytherintomymind on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2b2un292

Circle of dark grass (Maryland) Not sure if this is the right sub or not but can anyone tell me what’s going on here? I circled where my well pops up… should I be concerned? Originally by u/eastcoastseahag on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/227wjmwt

What can I do to make my lawn nicer? Connecticut Originally by u/Worried_Noise5207 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/263od7ec

Is this clover? Eastern Canada Originally by u/reidconn on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2ch9v2jl

Bulbs Under Weed Barrier Originally by u/Impossible-Till-1473 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/268m3x9v

Show me your babies! 🥰 I just rearranged my setup today, loving it! I love seeing the different kinds of plants people have/gravitate most to 😁 Originally by u/Traditional-Tax1824 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/234blw53

Is there a way to fix this?? These are “mammoth” sunflowers and have barley started to flower it has pretty much full sun the whole day and it’s around 90-95° here they get water everyday constantly Originally by u/Briannmnzz on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2dpt6jtm