Marantas are such beautiful little weirdos. (Day vs Night) nyctinasty. both fun to say and very entertaining to watch—love when I glance over and she’s in full “shields up!” lockdown mode. Currently spitting out FIVE flower stalks and only one leaf, sooo... ✂️✂️✂️ Originally by u/jelbee on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/28s5rptl

My rattlesnake plant is blooming!! I had no idea these guys flowered ! Originally by u/mlmlm888828 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2b9baswa

FUNGUS INFESTATION I've found all of these white spots and I'm thinking the tree is done, what tree is it so I know what to do with it once it's done, I'm thinking palm but idk Originally by u/almegsky on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2bfwk24r

Excited for the weekend Never got them done at the end of last season and should have. Just hoping I can out there in between the forecasted rain. Originally by u/Gullible_Rich_7156 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/292mdm74

Old dog can’t be bothered to ruin whole lawn My old boy has always had nuclear pee. It use to be a battle but now he only goes in the same spot. I just wish he would still play instead of sleep all the time. Originally by u/cybergrimes on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/23ev7j32

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Is a fill in possible? Would it be possible to fill this in and plant something rather than taking it out? I’m guessing if I were to fill it in, I’d have to drill holes for drainage. We are renting so I’ll have to run it all by landlord and would like to keep it simple. I just don’t like the stagnant water right outside our window. Originally by u/Francescaevergreen on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2dmqrb66

My first-ever prop! Should I leave alone or cover roots with soil? My first ever prop and he looks kinda freaky lol…. Should I leave it alone or cover the roots in soil? Should I water him? Thx!♥️ Originally by u/frozm on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/23aujs4h

So this was found in one of my Mother’s hanging baskets in Manitoba Canada. I think it’s called chimera. Never seen it before in a calibrachoa/petunia. Originally by u/Jenss85 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/22gub8cw

Fourth harvest of strawberries Originally by u/Hattuhs on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2xr8t68y