Ficus dying Hey, my mother in law gifted me this ficus two days ago and now it is like this... What am I doing wrong? Thanks in avance. Originally by u/isabela30 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/22622k78

Help - I am new to this..! I have purchased this plant, and the leaves just keep on going down, I water it a little bit everyday and it has exposure to light… I don’t want it to die, please advise, I know nothing about plants. Originally by u/kokolopopo on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/23z9jc5d

help me save my micans! when i bought her, she was a lot more full and green. and now her leaves are like spiraling into themselves and getting crispy. i’m not sure what is happening. i’ve tried letting her trail and climb but there hasn’t been a difference. i try to water when i feel the soil is dry. i have a humidifier near it too for my other plants. she sits next to a pretty bright window as well. any suggestions? Originally by u/Extension-Mine-3977 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2xubvpjr

What’s this on my new philodendron? thought it was a new leaf but it’s producing sap on the outside, is it a flower bud?? should i cut it off or just let him do his thing? he gets indirect sunlight (if he doesn’t like that i’ll get a grow light) and i’ve only watered him once since i got him yesterday Originally by u/pumpkinssquash on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/26g9xotr

What's wrong with my mint? It looked great until I got it home. Only the new growth has come in looking wonky. I couldn't find anything online. I water it regularly once or twice a week. Its in partial sun. Originally by u/Solid_Sun_7201 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/29lfkm2m

Yellowing bleeding heart vine leaves Hi! Pleaser help if you can! I just got this bleeding heart vine two weeks ago and some of the leaves are starting to yellow. Both old and new leaves. I didn't water for a few days but she got all wilty. I watered again and the leaves plumpes up but still yellowed. Yesterday I watered with some fertilizer in there but today, more leaves yellowed. Please help! She only gets morning sun and then is in the shade but it is central FL so the temps are wiiild. Also, I only use filtered water. Thanks! Originally by u/LibrarySpook on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/264nuvop

Need help saving (dying?) plant I have zero experience with gardening. Recently moved to a new home and not sure what plant this is. It’s outdoors and does get plenty of sunlight throughout the day. I have been watering it every other day but it just seems to be dying. Need some advice on what should I do to revive it. Based in Northern California, US. Originally by u/lustyskull on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2a59tzhn

When to repot I've had this thanksgiving cactus for many years, like probably at least 6 maybe 7, and it's always been in the same pot. I know they like to be root bound, and it does flower every year and currently has new growth. Should I venture to a larger pot or leave it? I'm terrified to change something and have it die. It looks sad right now but it got heavily rained on so I think it just needs to dry out. I water it maybe once a week, at most, usually when I remember.. if it hasn't rained. Gets sun in the morning and then indirect and shade thru the afternoon as I face east. Originally by u/afkinkitchen on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2bljjzh6

Will she ever stand up straight again? Got over watered about a week ago. I repotted with orchard bark and soil to give it air and help her dry out. After a week she still hasn’t shown any signs of strength. Think she will make it and is there anything else I can do to improve her chances? Plant is outside on a screen in porch. Plenty of indirect sunlight. Temps are between 60 and 85. Originally by u/Captain-Obvious101 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2az5383w

Spider plant pup dying?? Propagated in water for approx 3 weeks then transferred, immediately started to die when I repotted. What’s going on? I’m watering it when the soil is dry on top, it’s in a well lit room but not directly in the window. Help cus this is the third pup that’s died and our main plant doesn’t have any more to propagate Originally by u/RainbowMouse_ on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2aan9nzz

idk what to do hi, ik i messed this thing up. i've never cared for plants before and last month i bought a pitcher, an elephant ear and a little bamboo shoot. the latter two are doing great, but the pitcher got really bad root rot because i really don't know what i'm doing. i just soaked it in a 1:2 peroxide/distilled water mix and put it in a pot with just pearlite and sphagnum moss. the moss and pearlite are completely dry currently. should i water now or wait? also, there's almost no roots on the pitcher. they were all bad except like 2 little guys. or is it even too late to save this thing? it's black up the stalk to the first leaf. i didn't trim the leaves you see on it because im afraid of doing more damage. please help plant is at awindow 24/7 with sun for as long as it is out. i keep the temp in my apt at wildly uncomfortable temperatures for it and keep it in humidity. and thats just the moss on the leaves. wrote this immediately after repotting. Originally by u/Old-Produce-6023 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2bpcqubs

This piece of my euphorbia guentheri seems to have rotted off at the base - maybe because of an injury that happened a long time ago. Already took it out of the pot and did an inspection and the rest of the plant seems intact/thriving. How would you all approach repotting this segment? Wondering if I should chop off the offshoots and pot separately or if the whole thing may be able to be prop’d - gritty mix or something more water retentive? Open to suggestions! Plant is full sun currently in 6b climate and thriving otherwise. Originally by u/failstronaut on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2ynobgbp