Outdoor Combo Planter Using plants overwintered under growlights. Originally by u/PammaJamma3366 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2dgeovjq

What is this plant? Minneapolis 5 feet tall south side with sun cover until 10. Originally by u/FewerBell on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2ysllqmo

Zuchinni problem My zuchinni always dies from either bugs or diseases. Can someone tell me if this is two plants and give me advice on what to do with them? Originally by u/OGSPOS on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/226qfulb

Air layering is always the best way to set up the foundations for a solid nebari Originally by u/Better_Concentrate67 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/29hjcp3q

Japanese Maples? Originally by u/Low-Tailor1566 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2cq69axg

Plant Help with Identification de I’m not sure the name of the plant and how to make it all better please help I water it once a week and it gets indirect sunlight Originally by u/Thick-Ear-8697 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2bmal4hq

Too late for my Cucumber plant ? I am not very knowledgeable about growing veggies but I am trying to grow some cucumbers. It started very well until it got infested with little flies I think are fungus gnats from checking online. The spray didn’t work so I decided to repot with new soil . I did not realize how many roots were there until I pulled the plant out and eliminated probably 90 percent of its roots by accident. Today I checked (1 day after repot ) and all the leaves are severely withered / dying . What can I do at this point if anything to revive my plant or is it too late ? Thanks for any help in advance . Originally by u/cdunn1422 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/24fk4cpv

Am I screwed boys Fresh loam put turf builder and contractors mix for seed on it. My backyard grew great but the front it’s having issues. What now? Originally by u/United-Ad737 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2aeqoodw

Found this bizarre-looking plant. Is this a mutation or just rare? This thing popped up in one of my old garden pots and I have no idea what to make of it. It looks kind of like a green onion that hit the gym and went full sci-fi. The stalk is tall, thick, and super firm, and the top has this big white puffball. I did plant green onion in this pot a while back, but I definitely wasn’t expecting it to turn into whatever this is. Not sure if it’s just flowering or if something strange happened along the way. Anyone seen this before? Is this normal for green onions or am I looking at some kind of garden mutation? Originally by u/EcoWanderer42 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2bp3jmxv

Stretched babies Is it normal for them to stretch when they are this young? I have them in a direct sunlight window.. what should I do, or are they supposed to be like that? Originally by u/Serious_Net_7116 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2cr8le6n