Efflorescence Stain on Pavers — Is This Permanent? I recently hired a contractor to power wash, sand, and seal my pavers. They assumed the pavers had never been sealed before, and every time they power washed, efflorescence kept showing up again. They treated it with a solution — I think it was a diluted vinegar and baking soda mix (not 100% sure). But now, the pavers look permanently stained. The photo was taken after it rained, and even after applying more solution, the issue hasn’t improved. I’m starting to worry the pavers might be damaged or permanently stained. Would another round of power washing help? Or is this something more serious? Any advice would be really appreciated! Originally by u/Spiritual_Story5568 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/22jow6tv

My Hobbit Jade spawned its own Gollum It’s attached to its own branch, a total mutant. I’m going to try and get it in its own pot soon, or should I leave it attached to its big brother? Originally by u/Interesting-Fox4064 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2blwjyfc

Is there any chance of saving this? echeveria lipstick succulent just got repotted. Clay pot. Indirect light. Originally by u/DakuAkuma on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/277vo2w8

Enough strawberries from my own garden Originally by u/Mobile_Ad4657 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/25sh4tws

Moss Rose Originally by u/smolbeanfangirl on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2982xl7x

My bird of paradise is dying… Help needed So one month ago I bought a wonderful Bird of Paradise plant that was in great condition albeit growing more horizontally than vertically, making it take up a lot of space. Now under my care I see it is doing really badly - leaves are tearing or rolling up. I am watering it with about a liter of water once a week and have it facing the southeast side with plenty of light. What am I doing wrong? Any help would be highly appreciated!! Originally by u/AdvantageInfinite786 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/288frwg5

Idk what plant this is, but it looks kinda sad? Help So I was gifted this plant recently. When I got it, all leaves were fully green and the „bloom“ was radiant purple. Now it looks like it’s almost out of bloom and the leaves tend to turn red at the end. I don’t know what plant this is, so idk if it’s normal, I don care for it properly, or it is just time to cut it down. It doesn’t look like typical sun damage to me? I just don’t know what to do with this one, it looks so sad… It usually sits out on my balcony, but whenever the sun gets too intense, I take it inside. I usually water it whenever the top soil is dry, as I do with most of my plants. Originally by u/ImBoredSoWhat on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2cg7pby7

Identifying new thing small orange ball, maybe egg? but i’m really not sure on what it actually is, any one have any idea? thanks Originally by u/AppIe_Juice69 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2xkrzj9z

Pothos growing out of my Aquarium Also some lucky bamboo, but I trimmed them recently. I love when the sun from an overhead window hits the leaves and the tank. Originally by u/DAANFEMA on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2dbvkb2n

Daisy🤍 Originally by u/smolbeanfangirl on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/29hud6v5