How do i promote root growth from this guy? So when my mom bought him for me, the cashier accidentally broke him from the soil and just stuck him back on the pot. He has very short little roots and isnt anchored at all, a little nudge and hes knocked askew. Originally by u/Mediocre_Frame4000 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2ahcg3qr

HELP my plant was shot 😬🔫 Originally by u/DowntownShop1 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/24kakxz7

What’s causing this? These sprouts are about 3 weeks old. Starting to take off now that it’s consistently warm. What is causing the little cut out crispy areas? Pests? Or too much/too little water? Also when do I need to thin them out? They’re maybe 2” tall and just starting to get their “real” leaves. Originally by u/Just-Plum-443 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/25qg9gmh

What are these white spots on my zucchini plants? Does anyone know what these white spots on my zucchini plant leaves are? And if it’s sick, how do I help it? I’m a first time gardener and am lost and trying my best, so any help is greatly appreciated! I’m in western Washington zone 8b Originally by u/Impressive-Let9163 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/253zdwlj

My squash plant decided on conjoined twins Originally by u/SufficientTower on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/26uyahjs

Sent some nice Sarrs to a couple of lucky peeps. All seed grown except for leuco “Leah’s Loo”. Originally by u/Firm_Record3778 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2dpr2jeb

Crown of Thorn Help please! Originally by u/Willowsandsnow on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/27xre82l

Was just given this plant with foam around the base along with some root bound. Should I repot immediately or let it destress for a week or two? Originally by u/Sea-Performer-4935 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/25vy56q5

Honey babe miniature My neighbor has noticed me getting into gardening and taking care of my yard so she decided to buy me a mini peach tree! I wanted to ask if I should leave it in its container still or transfer the plant to some soil . I love it but I am still very new to gardening , any tips on keeping this thing thriving will be greatly appreciated Originally by u/imsltr123 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/26xb6hep

Simultaneous gender squash flowering Finally, just today, I began seeing male flowers and female flowers on my squash vines open at the same time. The females arrived first, about 2 weeks ago. Then the males finally followed. I realize most garden blogs and YouTube vids say it's the other way around. Not here in NE Texas. From what I've read, it's a temperature-dependent process. Just today, the plants also became miraculously covered in bees. None last week or the week before. I went out there with a Q-tip at first light planning to hand pollinate and found that all the blooms were already being serviced by industrious bees. They were nowhere to be seen last week. These squash are Toet Bat Put, a Korean Moschata. Supposed to have good SVB resistance (squash vine borers.) Growing it this year for the first time and I have 6 vines going in large (20-gallon) grow bags trellised with mesh netting strung onto 7-foot T-posts. The plants are vigorous and healthy. So far, so good. Originally by u/NPKzone8a on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/26mru6d7