I found this Bush any idea Originally by u/Votaan on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/233n6vyc

Is the elongated plant on the right not an aloe vera but aloe nobillis? The one on the left is an aloe nobillis but I think maybe the plant I assumed to be a regular aloe vera might not be an aloe vera after all. Originally by u/hitheredood145 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/29tu2tdv

Need help identifying Hi all. I have this thing for a couple of years. And each summer I somehow almost kill it. Can anyone help me identify it so I can search for tips on how to properly care it. I can only tell you thst I bought it at ikea 🙂 PS its usually on the balcony, and in winter it get nice deep green colour. But in summer it looks like this l and eventually stems just fall off. So I pick them up and just stick in the soil again 🙂 Originally by u/Master_of_beams on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2d89uvqq

Sick succulent 2 Can someone tell me what I have done to this plant? It is on my porch on a table, so get at least 7 to 8 hours of partial sun every day. I have been watering the plant twice a week because of the heat and the leaves on the bottom are drying out, but the ones on the end are still OK. Originally by u/Mia5795_ on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2xn5v42e

Sedum growing tall and tipping over What does one do about this, if anything? Does it need to be pruned down (dont really want to, not interested in propagating). Originally by u/Puzzleheaded-Leg5914 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2bds7x6e

Commiphora myrrha Here’s a fun one. Been growing this for years. Next year it’ll go into a pot. But just wanted to document my process. Originally by u/The_MT_Life on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2cxtj973

I am about to repot & reshingle my rhaphidophora cryptantha. It is growing every which way & looks like maybe 4 plants in there? Should I separate a couple? How do I make order of this shingle plant? Thank you ! Originally by u/lucid_intent on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2yn2nubl

Help identifying type and proper care for plant Hoping for help with identifying what plant this is -- my aunt gifted it to me almost two years ago and we don't know what it is lol I live in NYC, facing east, with big windows that get bright direct sunlight essentially all day. Within the past month, that second newer leaf sprung up which I was surprised at. I spritz it with water every other day give or take and water the top once a week. The pot is kind of crummy too, thinking about repotting? It has a dish on the bottom that can be watered (to water from the roots up) but it's connected to the pot itself and can't hold very much water. Mostly, I've noticed that the tips are frequently browning which is concerning. Including on the newer leaf which literally just cropped up. My suspicion is that I'm overwatering but I think since this new leaf popped up while I've been doing frequent watering, I was concerned about stopping that. Really appreciate the help! I have no green thumb and I'm trying my best but I've killed a few plants already and could use some pointers :) Originally by u/Sharp-Information748 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/23mxwqp3

I’m a proud new plant mom 😭 My coworker when I left my job surprised me with this beautiful purple philodendron as a parting gift. It’s finally decided to sprout a root and bless me with two new leaves! Originally by u/Ok-Stinky715 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2awcoq52

Root over rock compatibility? I was thinking about root over rocking this quince with this limestone rock. But in my research I’ve learned that quince likes slightly acidic soil, and limestone is basic. So my question is, will quince roots absorb too much alkalinity from the limestone? Will it detriment the long term health of the tree? Is this something that people consider when creating root over rocks? How do you guys choose rocks for your projects? Originally by u/emrylle on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2xuo9c4w