Unsure if I should be watering more? Originally by u/Flyte27 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2bkocg3p

My first zucchini I’m doing my first garden and my first zucchini is growing! I may have been little overzealous with planting, but things are starting to grow! Originally by u/Bryanime on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/26dm3de8

My zz keeps leaning Hello everyone, I've had this zz for a couple months and I realized some of the branches keeps growing outwards instead of vertically. Should I get some twine and bind it or should I do something else? I tried pushing the soil down but it's so crumbly that it doesn't work. Anyone has any tips? Originally by u/FixIndividual1124 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/224koglo

What is coming out of my succulent? Originally by u/morbidaroiid on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/23ydvkte

The Grand council shall now pass judgement for your plant sins Originally by u/SuccsnSuch on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/22q7dvu2

She Bloomed Today 🤗 It's still amazes me how different #Hibiscus will bloom so randomly from other ones planted @ the same time. I have some that bloomed a couple of weeks ago. This one bloomed just today. Nevertheless, I actually had no idea of the specific color it would be. I am pleasantly surprised! 🤗 Originally by u/SavyShopperTX on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2yowddee

Blossom rot or not pollinated?? I googled “brown zucchini end” and getting different answers. Blossom rot from low calcium or not pollinated??? Should I ignore or add some miracle gro shake n feed? Originally by u/Sayben6 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/25gnk249

Mighty Mulberry In her 40th year! She has been a home & provider of nourishment for wildlife. Memories of young & old with purplish red hands & feet. Any advice on pruning & care for this elderly tree? Originally by u/Compassrose634 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/28ubn86p

Birds of Paradise? (saved from spider mites once) I bought this birds of paradise from a reputable plant shop, and it arrived quite healthy. It got a bad spider mite infestation that was visible, and I sprayed and cleaned the leaves daily for almost 2 weeks until I seemed to have gotten them all. The leaves are continuing to turn brown like this, but I can't see any visible mites. The plant has always been indoors, it is next to a large window with a lot of such each day. I tried watering once every two weeks, I increased to 1x per week, decreased again to roughly once every 10 days. The top few inches of soil are dry before I water. Am I watering incorrectly? Should I re-pot? Are there still mites that I can't see? Originally by u/NextElkman on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/23pcdubh

Is this dude a goner? So for context, this dude was growing normally yesterday. I saw that it had shriveling leaves and that the pot was light and bone dry, so I watered it. I found it looking like this evening. Is it a lost cause? Growing conditions: - Bright morning sunlight, afternoon shade - Tropical weather Originally by u/Turkey_Fat7654 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/23qlsfzw