I got it a couple of months ago and it's blossoming. I'm so proud Originally by u/SassySusu on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/263wvqsh

The only way I found to keep it alive is full hydro 🤷🏻‍♂️ I want to prop them at first, but it ended up thriving in water Originally by u/That_Idea9442 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/29322uje

Water problems (or: How many French drain comments can I get) This happened today during an insane rain storm. In 20 years of living in this house it has never happened before. I imagine with the increasing effects of climate change it will happen more frequently so what can I do? I know I will get a zillion people saying I need a French drain so let me just say up front: I can’t afford that. And DIYing a French drain? Can’t afford that either. Maybe in a decade when my real estate taxes stop going up and grocery prices stop going up and I don’t have two kids in daycare I can make it happen, but certainly not now. Can I, in the mean time, use some sort of trenching machine and dig a trench down the hill and at a slope behind the fence into the woods on the other side of my house? Originally by u/Suspicious_Coat_4493 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/239shgx6

These two have been besties since the propagation days….when should I separate them? Originally by u/Kakorie on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2y9dokby

Think I have enough? Think I have enough gloriosum? How many different pots of the same plant do you have? Originally by u/OkOutside2385 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/23autk6d

Weird leaf What has happened to this leaf? Found it on the ground like this Originally by u/Claorhall on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/23ulloln

What are these insect eggs? They were on the underside of my sweet potato vines Originally by u/Kcmolisa on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2yfksve2

North of DFW/North Texas/Collin County Is this crabgrass or dallisgrass? I have a ton of it in the back half of my yard. I am paying for lawn care but not getting the results I am wanting. Considering a DIY for these weeds. Originally by u/PirateImmediate3695 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2b2slh4s

2 green giant arbor vitae enough for privacy eventually? Am I tackling this right? No the position of the arbor vitae are not permanent, they are potted. I don’t know much, just moved in to my first home this year but seems like the neighbors are into my business back here. Just looking for advice here. These are the type of arbor vitae that grow 3-5 feet per year apparently. I will plant them to block the two windows and deck. Originally by u/StatisticianTime6597 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2c52yyl5

What’s this on my peppers? Does anyone know what these are in the bottom of my pepper leaves? I have Jalapeños and Bell peppers on the same bad and they all have it. I’m in Southern California. Originally by u/terrible_plant_mom on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/23u8rltp