This is growing in my back yard Definitely a vining plant of some sort. Was in amongst weeds. Some type of ivy? Originally by u/AquaJem93 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/26p2tjbj

what’s this plant called? i got it from ikea..i want to take care of it properly..what does it actually require and what is this plant called? Originally by u/youdontneedtoknowxo on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2a73wtcz

How long after spraying this would I need to wait to plant new Bermuda seeds. North GA Originally by u/lil-beer-kuzi on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/24hpp3fm

HELP!! Its newly repotted from its mother plant but suddenly it started turning to jelly? Idk what happened, it’s mother plant is fine Originally by u/Lycheestrawb on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2ag42ovo

Advice on this spinach? Is this spinach done for? Any thoughts on the Bibb lettuce growing slower than the rest? And why the butter lettuce isn’t growing so quickly? Thank you so much for any advice! Originally by u/Expert-Welder-2407 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/23es25qy

I'm at my wits end with gnats I bought a monstera last year and it has been a gnat magnet for whatever reason. Last year I did all that I could to get rid of them to no avail, I basically had to just wait it out for the winter to kill them off. This year I noticed that they're slowly coming back. When I noticed the first few I immediately went into action with everything I did last year - I isolated my monstera, I've watered it with Mosquito Bits, I've set out a vinegar trap, I have a sticky pad by the soil, and I keep my drains plugged whenever I'm not using them. Despite all this, I'm still slowly seeing more and more around. I'm not sure if Mosquito Bits is helping because I watered my monstera with it once a month last year and they still kept multiplying. The vinegar traps use to work great for me, if I had a gnat problem in the past I'd just set one out and that'd do the trick, but these gnats have to be made of something else because none of them are drawn to it. I really don't wanna throw this monstera out, but is it something I should consider at this point? Is there anything else I should try? Originally by u/trinkets2024 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/22gzb29l

How do I divide these grasses? These things have gotten huge Originally by u/Maris-Otter on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2xjvss9s

Extrafloral nectaries and beltian bodies, fun fact request I'm writing a short article about myrmecophytes (plants with ant symbiosis). I'd love some interesting tidbits about these structures, especially in New England plants. For those unfamiliar, extrafloral nectaries are structures that secrete nectar *outside* of the flower, in order to attract ants and wasps, which then eat pests on the plant. These are often found at the base of the leaf, but can be almost anywhere. Some of these relations are really complex. Bullhorn acacia also provide oil and protein packets called beltian bodies, and house their ants in large hollow thorns. Some gall maker wasps trigger plants to grow extrafloral nectaries to get ants to defend the gall, which houses a wasp larva. (I believe this is at play in my photo, which is even more impressive because the host plant here, an oak, doesnt otherwise produce nectaries) Originally by u/leafshaker on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2d38qdd3

American Wisteria - What would you do? We inherited this American Wisteria with our home. While it is so beautiful, we aren't a huge fan of where it's planted and worry about the sidewalk and brick wall it's planted next to (garage). I know wisteria frequently cause issues when planted close to the house, but I am afraid to move this to a spot that give it more "freedom" to take over. What would you do? It's a gorgeous plant, but I have concerns Is the American Wisteria less prone to causing issues than the other varieties? Originally by u/melenkeller on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2736tbk3

Peppers What’s causing this on my pepper plants ? Tia! Originally by u/tasdefeuille on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/288bw2a8