HELP!! Why won’t my plants thrive with only air and shells for nutrition? Originally by u/Black_Ribbon7447 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2anlaheg

Help I wantes to save her so i adopded her. Now after 3 weeks of Love, there are black dots in the leafs. Whats this? To much sun? Originally by u/_420_Daddy_ on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/25sabb95

Should I prune the lower leave? Originally by u/vaotodospocaralho1 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2yayr4t7

My pechay plant So I accidentally ripped the upper stem of my pechay plant a week ago and I don’t know what it’s doing now. Should I just remove it and replant another one in? I searched on the net but wanted to confirm with those who have experience with planting. It’s in a hydroponic system, so it constantly has around 25 ml of water under it that is mixed with nutrient solution. It gets 16 hours of light a day. Originally by u/Necessary-Host-4016 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2ceeq8do

My day lilies are doing wonderful this year I think this is my favorite color out of my day lilies Originally by u/DubiousDarko96 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/25u8x5kb

Why isn’t Japanese Camelia used more? Full shade, beautiful foliage, gorgeous and insanely early flower, medium size and slow growing. What’s not to love? For the purpose they serve I’m surprised I don’t see them as often as Rhododendron, Andromeda, and similar broadleaf evergreens. Before I start incorporating more of these into my design work, Is there a reason they’re not more common? Any common issues with them? Zone 6/7 ny/ct. Originally by u/AJSAudio1002 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/24g45blz

Shrivel-y. Too much water or not enough? I pulled these two from my pot today. They've been put in triage lol. Lighting does not seem to be a problem. Grow light and several hours of indirect sun. Not enough water is obv an easy fix but if it's too much, how do I remedy that besides maybe putting it in dry substrate? Bought from Etsy. 4 arrived Tuesday. 2 look great. These two…less so. Originally by u/Awkward-Low-4250 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/23hre855

Brown spot on Monstera Thai My Monstera Thai has survived a thrips infestation, but now one leaf developed some brown spots (all the other leafs are fine). It is watered only when the top layer has dried out and it gets a fair amount of indirect light. It's I'm the middle of the room - but windows on opposite sites). What could be the reason for the brown spots and how do I save the leaf? Originally by u/AlpacaInDisguise_ on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2d9bmakq

Help me So I got this haworthia retusa as a gift from a friend 6 months ago , the plant was perfectly fine .. I watered it once every 10 days and it was just okay till 2 weeks ago where it started to wilt and the leaves became spongy and soft.. please give me advice on what can be done Originally by u/ShurimanPatriot01 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/22othpjr

Pretty visitor This beautiful butterfly helped herself to my chives !! Originally by u/CityBuckets on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2b6z2phw