Found free on the side of the road…any chance of saving it? Not sure what kind it is. Any advice is appreciated! Originally by u/bluejeanbby_ on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2dhz4rwx

Main Water for sprinkler or garden hose Originally by u/RexzyRey on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2cqw2yrb

Is this tree dying? Cut down a sizeable dead branch from an otherwise healthy appearing tree. A few other lower level branches were also dead, but many are not. This is what the cut looks like. Curious for those who know more - is this a sign that the tree itself is dying / in poor health? Thanks! Originally by u/millenidad on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/27vexekp

I want to show you one of my prides: I found a small abandoned piece, I rescued it and planted it... It has been in that pot for 7 years and has never had a problem. Sansevieria trifasciata is air purifying! 🥰 and it is so easy to care and reproduce 💚 Originally by u/7bella7donna7 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/23b7rdtl

The neighborhood deer managed to breach my fence and went to work on my jalapeños, any chance these can be salvaged? Originally by u/buzzyb816 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2ddyju5u

Yamadori tips & tricks Got a chance this weekend to collect some trees. What's the best way to get started? It's private land, I do have permission, and I'll have plenty of opportunities to gather in stages and come back later. (pic unrelated) Originally by u/OG_Snugglebot on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2579k29r

Will my monstera grow into her noose as-is, or does she need a grow light first? Originally by u/WhatIfThisWereMyName on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2crutfge

Do I cut? Hii i’m new to this sub and not very educated in succulents 😅 This is my first succulent that I’ve for 5ish years.. is this a flower? Is it bad to cut them off? Will it grow if I cut and repot it? Thanks in advance! Originally by u/PersonalityMoist5667 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2d62njfy

Colocasia new leaf unfurling pest vs physical damage? First colocasia. I did spray with insecticide soap and repotted when I got it home reputable nursery (as I always do with new plants). Watering regularly to keep soil consistenly moist. Humidifier in room. Planted with begonia companion. Good light in front of west facing window. Well draining mix coco coir, peat, perlite and bark. Slow release fertilizer have done iron foliage spray (had a deficiency). I do not have any pest problems with any of my other plants that I’m aware of. Just want to be cautious since I’m not familiar with this genus. Originally by u/arthurianplant on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2ahdlkyt

What order should I lay base layers for this project? It seems like everyone does it differently. I keep seeing tips for laying pavers OR gravel but not the combination of both. For reference I have very bad drainage with mostly compacted clay. So far my plans are… 1. Level soil 2. Lay crushed gravel 3. Put down weed block fabric 4. Layer of sand 5. Lay pavers 6. Lay decorative gravel around pavers I’m also seeing skip sand if I have bad drainage in general is that so? Originally by u/Competitive_Rise4238 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/287hlxo2