Big Blooms I inherited this clematis when I moved in and it is really showing off this week! Originally by u/NitzyPearl on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/26nkjoyz

2 separate stalks or 1 stalk split in 2? Title. Should I pull the smaller stalk? Or leave it? Originally by u/anony_moose2023 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2c75sxut

My garden's queen. She's ~150 years old and it takes two men to hug the trunk. Originally by u/Frikoulas on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2c8y4o2s

For those plant parents that still struggle with a more scientific approach, try this mnemotechnic: It works on animals too! Originally by u/Jolly_Atmosphere_951 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2chy7jmy

After 4 months of sleep, it finally started to grow again!!! Originally by u/listerineiscool on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/28wej48q

My first two ever DIY gardens are up! I just finished my first two DIY raised beds here in Ontario (zone 6a/7b? I’m still figuring that part out). They’re currently just a proof of concept, but if everything goes well I plan to build more to fill that narrow strip of lawn in front of the house. My daughter’s actually over her initial obsession with “real carrots” (now she’s all about lettuce and some other stuff), but our goal remains the same, to spend more time outdoors together, growing vegetables side by side and learning new things as we go. Originally by u/needShampooNCondish on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/23xm3kn8

My Gasteraloe turned pale after I repotted in succulent soil I'm not an expert at all and have no idea how that came to be, as I've had the plant for a couple of years. I had just repotted it when it turned pale. I've left it alone for a little just in case, and fertilised it a couple of weeks after. I'm hoping that's why the new leaf looks proper green. To care for my plants I use Planta, which suggests watering every second week. It also helps with other tasks and I tend to follow its advice as it recommends to check before blindly following the suggestion (i.e. if the soil is still wet). The plant is indoors, 3 meters from a window with light throughout the day (I live in Helsinki, so the days are quite long currently), but the plant gets indirect sunlight. What can I do to make my plant happy again and not turn pale in the future? Originally by u/Sinuosette on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/22v37h8b

Can I propagate this succulent? Exactly as the post title says. This plant has had quite the evolution since the winter when it was reaching for sunlight and now it seems to be five independent plants all attached to one root system. I’m sure it’s possible to propagate these, but don’t really know how. Should I just cut the stems at an angle and put them in some dirt? Originally by u/nealio_estevez on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2cad9bj5

Go home seedling, you’re drunk! I had to restart some edamame seeds (critters decided to eat all of them). This one started growing upside down. I guess I planted them a bit shallow. Originally by u/slam_to on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/287bwbse

Why are the leaves yellowing? Why are the leaves of my mango plant yellowing? I water like once/twice a week, when the soil is mostly dry and started fertilizing occasionally like two months ago. Gets indirect sunlight for most hours of the day Originally by u/Rony_me_ on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2yn5692y