Hopefully I’m catching whatever this early - mealybug?? I was admiring the new leaf on my Philo Silver Sword and noticed this teeny tiny spec of white crawling around. Please help me ID so I can save the collection I have in the same DIY greenhouse 😰 The pot has drainage holes, this is a recently potted plant since it was a top of plant propagation. I’ve been keeping an eye on the plant to make sure it’s taking the transition to soil well, watering when I see the plant is drooping a bit (only one watering so far). Also, the potting mix I’m using is Miracle Gro for Cactus, Palm & Citrus with a helping of perlite thrown in. All my plants get 12 hours of light from Barinna T5 grow lights. Originally by u/kirschbag on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/293ba4fr

One of the pitchers on my pitcher plant finally opened! Originally by u/Enchanted-Ink on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2ddfy5ez

Is this weed worth keeping? In Northern California (9b). I have a few of these in my yard and I just wondered if they were keeping as ground cover. Originally by u/bristowjen on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/253h3hao

Is this Alumroot? Google lens and Seek had trouble with this, but it looks like alumroot to me. Do you agree or could it be something else? I’m trying to identify all the native ‘weeds’ in my yard so I don’t accidentally kill them. Originally by u/putabirdonit on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/28kjdc7x

Found this in my dad's house My dad has had this for many years in the house Not sure where its from or what it is. I'm guessing it's a seed/fruit of some kind. Originally by u/Character_Eye7877 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/26m9bou9

What’s this fungus around the base of my cowpeas + how might i combat it? Originally by u/JacquesNuclearRedux on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/29joe5sc

Tips for Midwest lawn Just wanted to ask how I can get my lawn to a deeper consistent green. I aerated it a few weeks ago, fertilized mid spring. Should I use iron? Originally by u/AccomplishedDay4262 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2yl5d2od

My monster is growing, very quiet. Is there anything I should do to make it healthier? I just worry that the branches are going all over the place and if there’s anything I should do my apartment does not get a ton of light and I water her about once a week. Originally by u/SirKrimzon on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/25eupe2l

Planning for next year... So, I had tried using wood trim (the thin kind) and normal wooden stakes trying to cheap out on growing tomatoes this year, but I didn't get them deep enough in the ground and they started drooping after the heavy rains. I bought these to help sturdy up the situation and they worked well to remedy the situation and stabilize the setup and I can actually get them deep! I'm considering using only these next year, would they work for tomatoes on their own, and should I do one per plant or two per plant? I also plan on using garden wire between them in a modified Florida weave of sorts like I did this year. Other ideas on trellises and stakes and whatnot are appreciated! Originally by u/fancyplantskitchen on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2d9edegx

Garlic Curling? 7b, Philadelphia. Garlic curling. I think it's due to the crazy amount of rain we've had this year. Anyone else have experience with this? Originally by u/CptFlechette on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/242n8m4g