Rubber tree turning yellow I've had this rubber tree for about a year now, water every 2 weeks or so, any idea why the leaves might be yellowing? Sitting in front of a south facing window so it gets plenty of light Originally by u/ronaldreaganspusspus on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2b6smysf

Identification Confirmation, Please Is this an Panda Plant? I just want to make sure before I learn how to care for it. I picked it up in a community plant swap. It's adorbs. 😍🥰 Originally by u/Nene108 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/267y4uuy

Avoid staining? Mass Any tips to avoid staining white vinyl when mowing? Originally by u/Public_Sense_5452 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/27wp9g7f

Helppp!!! Peace lilyy acting up I don’t know what it needs anymore, I water weekly or whenever I feel like the leaves are drooping, The leaf is getting yellow and some had brown spots in the middle. It is facing a Northwest window gets a good amount of evening sunlight, I placed it right by the window. Please help me with this. Originally by u/Ok_Thought9913 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/26skqhvf

[Washington State] Unknown Plant Originally by u/_xChristian_123 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/24unk5xt

Oh young one! Excited for 2027! I was very unsure about putting these crowns in the ground a few months back. I should have done it years ago!! Originally by u/alexandramaison on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2dcc54wy

Had this cactus for awhile and it finally flowered, so pretty Originally by u/Connorgamer87 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2cd74bam

Plant? What kind of plant is this? West Texas region. Originally by u/themitzimit on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/28rhpqlj

Bay Tree Drying Out I bought this bay tree about three weeks ago and it looked great. It's about 20 inches high. I live in zone 5a, so I planned to keep it indoors year round right in front of a south-facing window where it gets a good amount of sun. Following advice I was given at the garden store and have read online, I waited until the soil was dry about 2 inches down before saturating the soil and letting it drain completely. About a week later, it was dry again, so I watered again the same way. Since then however, the leaves have dried up like you can see in the picture and the soil has stayed damp, as if the tree just isn't taking up water through its roots. I read that the pot might be too small, so I repotted it in a larger, well-draining container with fresh potting soil. Now almost a week after that, the leaves are still dry and the soil is still damp an inch or so down. It doesn't appear to be losing leaves or turning brown, and the trunk still has green on it. Any tips for how to save this thing? Thanks in advance. Originally by u/Zhoom45 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/295mjuk6

Best way to drain from pool patio? Red arrow points to existing drain. We are now extending more concrete on other side of pool where the dirt is. Should I continue same type of drain on the yellow path? If so, would have to cut thru block once wall was built and it would drain into grass near wall which might not be good idea. Or should I connect it somehow to a drain pipe and run it along the blue path down and away toward the side of my yard (under the concrete) where I can have it drain. If the latter, how do I connect it from that thin white pipe to another drain pipe? Originally by u/gabbysal on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/25fusa7g