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How do I keep my plants alive over the winter? Especially the indoor palm tree with the dry heat. I've bought a spray bottle to spray the leaves, would normal water be fine?
I'm going to water them, maybe add a humidifier next to the. Every second day week?
Thoughts? They already dried out a bit with the first cold snap and house heating stretch we had so any tips much appreciated
I can finally grow in peace! Follow along with me and tell me what your setup looks like!
Here is the video check it out and follow along. https://youtu.be/QpVWOGaxz8E?si=pdWQbuEkyOsP0kFe
I left this plant with a friend for 3 weeks because I had to be away during those time and when I got back, the leaves are dry and well… as you can see, it’s not looking good.
Does anyone have some tips on how to take care of it?
Thanks beforehand!
Hello everyone, My anthurium is losing its leaves (yellow/brown), can you tell me why? I read that it could be excessive watering but I don't water it that much (1/week) Thanks in advance
As title says. I’m setting up some veggies indoors. I’m not sure how many hours of grow lamp they need. Please advise!
This baby used to look more sprightly. Watered monthly-ish for years. It started drooping more and a few weeks ago I noticed it had some white fluffy mouldy stuff appear on the leaves so I took it outside and sprayed it with water and let it have some sunshine for a bit. It’s still not entirely happy?
It's gotten too big! What can I do?
Just bought my first plants a week ago. Woman at the nursery said to keep away from sunlight and water every two weeks. It’s only been ONE week and I kept it away from the windows! It was on a shelf. (Only moved here for the picture) please help with tips on how to revive it. I feel so heartbroken as to what I did wrong