New plant mom.. what are these? Hello! I am a brand new plant mom with very little plant experience lol but I got a cactus to start out a few months ago. Her name is khaki and shes been popping out babies left and right for about a month... first question, how do I replant the babies? Second question, what are these little sprouts?? They had to have shown up within the past day or two bc they weren't there last I checked. Are they weeds? I also just recently said screw it with a dollar store box of random annual/perennial flower seeds and dumped it in a pot that sits semi close to khaki. Those sprouts are around the same size as these. I didn't think any of the seeds made it to her pot but maybe its possible the wind blew some over? If so, will it kill Khaki if they grow in the same pot? Originally by u/Wild_Analyst_ on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2azwgf9b

soil higher than paving? How could I rectify this? Recently moved into a new home and the garden needs some work. please excuse the mess, the artificial grass has been moved there temporarily. Can someone please recommend? Originally by u/alwaysanonsKghqtw21 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2yxbpjbc

Did I grow red onions or shallots? So I kind of threw my yellow, white and red onions together with my shallots as I’ve never really had success with any of them in years past. This year I had some success, but I don’t know if these are just smaller red onions or shallots? Originally by u/Penguinz_R_Coming on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/29ec3a5q

In Colorado USA Originally by u/KingofADHD_ on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2a53g5jl

[Washington State] Unknown Plant Originally by u/_xChristian_123 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/27w9slwe

Should I plug this or just resod it? It’s a mix of st Augustine and some nutsedge right now that I’m planning to hit with sedghammer Originally by u/eng2725 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2b92myjf

'Spent' soil for succulents? Hi there succy fam! Has anyone used old, spent soil for planting succulents? I'm getting ready to repot this particular plant, which is NOT a succulent, because the soil is super old (3-4 years maybe), doesn't retain water hardly at all, and is very loose and dusty even when I water this guy every few days. I water this particular plant with a squeeze tube thingy so it gets watered slowly actually absorbing the water versus dumping a bunch of water at once and having it roll down the sides due to hydrophobia. I'd love to save some $$ on succulent mixes by using this on future succulent plantains, mixed with a little bit of grit and adding a scant amount of regular succ soil. I don't want to take a chance if anyone has tried this and had problems. Any insights are deeply appreciated! Originally by u/Avs2Yotes2Avs on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/27mw5lrt

What is this plant? Originally by u/Subject-Way-8503 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2bxawcc2

possible poison ivy (would love to be wrong) located in the western niagra peninsula region of ontario canada. i don’t live here but i’m big on plant identifications and while its not quite like any other poison ivy i’ve personally seen but my gut suspicions remain. Originally by u/n0as4rk on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2d34zuet

My first sunflower 🌻 I’d never grown sunflowers from seeds before. I’m surprised at the height it got in a raised garden bed. So pretty. 🌻 Originally by u/Intelligent-Move7058 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/27k4x655