Stark lighting Is there a way to make this more homey while still giving the plants what they need? I’ve had small tabletop grow lights until now. This weekend, I finished building this shelf and installed barrina lights. I’ll need to add even more lights to compete the bottom couple shelves. It feels like a museum display now. Any suggestions? Originally by u/sundance510 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/27oskl56

Cutie patootie at the Dr.'s Anyone know the species? Originally by u/Confetti_Coyote on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/25kbempe

Bought and planted creeping thyme, but this is not creeping thyme. Originally by u/Notachef70 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/27guttp7

Wisteria - Crispy Hi all, up until a week ago my Wisteria was doing very well, but suddenly the leaves have started to shrivel, feel very dry and crispy. Is it just underwatered, what should I do? I water it weekly, but it has been very dry. Is south facing on the house so gets a lot of light - maybe too hot? I’m not sure. Thanks! Originally by u/Sweaty_Cook_9605 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/25p22yjp

Silver sword help My plant went through a few changes recently. She was repotted and had an environment (change of apartments) change. She is usually watered once a week. I was out of town so she was watered a day or two late. Since being watered she has not come back from curling. I took off the yellow leaf. Her new environment is providing more light than she had before. Indoor indirect/direct light possibly. Originally by u/MoreTrouble4536 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/27bh9u23

Beyond Saving? Leaves are very soft and not crunchy at all Originally by u/Formal_Hold_4922 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/26xc59a5

Cherry tree leaves have brown spots and fell Hello, I have a cherry tree that developed some brown spots on the leaves and many of them dried and fell. Any idea what’s the issue and how can I fix it? The tree gets both rainwater and regular watering and I don’t know of any chemicals It is under enough sunlight Location: Europe Originally by u/fantomazork on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/287tc67a

What is this? Originally by u/super_scumtron on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2bu6vvhh

Marker or trash? It was about 6 inches down? Found this at the beginning of a project. Locations services have never flagged anything within fifteen feet. Appears to be a chunk of concrete. Originally by u/Carneyjesus on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/227nudu6

Should I cut this branch? (Punica) Any Critique is welcome! Originally by u/Relevant-Ad6577 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2arvcfrl