How do I make my purple shamrock not be so leggy? Hello! I grew these guys from bulbs (corms?) In March. I didn't expect much because I've never been good at growing plants, but I think they're doing well. I've looked online for ways to make them more bushy, and I see a lot of "just pinch it" but I'm not sure if did it right because the stem I pinched just broke lol. How can I make it less leggy? How exactly am I supposed to pinch it without breaking the stem? Thanks! Originally by u/MishaNControl on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2aw62h66

I received this awesome plant. How do I not kill it? Originally by u/katekim717 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2d4bfomm

Zone 10a - Need Help Can someone help me redesign my landscaping plan please! Locates in zone 10a. Planted Clusia a few years ago because we thought it was a good idea (hahah). It’s an L shaped layout approx 4’x15’ at each leg. Originally by u/tunakid1987 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/23xkye27

This looks pretty but it’s giving me a weird vibe. What is this and do I need gloves to remove it? Originally by u/Lokis_thor-obing_ass on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/296mxcux

My diffenbachia bloomed Originally by u/FixIndividual1124 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/26726njg

Poppy Originally by u/Massive-Mention-3679 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/27sgsp52

Should i report it now or later? This is p.vulgaris and I'm wondering if i sould repot it becouse the soil level is too low and it dryes too fast Originally by u/No_Hope6402 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/26mul6ce

Is this the end? My purple passion has been growing like crazy this year and will start flowering. It’s coming up to about a year since I bought it in a much smaller form at my local nursery. From what I understand, it’s reached its maturity and will decline when it blooms - just wondering if I nip these buds now, will this prolong its life? Originally by u/Green_Individual9192 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2xntauxj

How do I keep these peonies from snapping under their own weight? The ones on the right have been bound and tied to a stake. They don’t look great that way, but it seems to help. Is there a better way to fix this issue? Originally by u/Kalabula on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/26n2v8lk

Cut down a tree and now I’m not sure what to do here Cut down a pretty large gumball tree here a couple years ago and now I’m left with a pretty large space. Ideally would like to have something that takes up space that’s minimal maintenance. Any ideas? Originally by u/Kooky_Ad6240 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2da9p9wd