This plant has been balled up in the planter beside it, except it had next to no soil or stability but was thriving pretty much, I bought them last year and they were VERY healthy.. idk if this large pot will kill them but they had not been receiving much water before this. This plant almost never recieved direct sunlight

I’m not sure why she’s upset. Two weeks ago she was in pretty bad shape, so I FaceTimed with my plant friend who walked me through pulling her out of the pot and checking her roots. Roots seemed fine, so I put her back in and then trimmed her dead leaves (there were a lot). Now two weeks later leaves keep dying and she just seems sad. I water her when the top inch of soil is dry. She is sitting in semi-bright indirect light. Maybe it’s not enough light for her? Any ideas?

We've had this yucca plant a couple of years now, and haven't really had any issues with it thus far. But after bringing it inside for the winter, it really seems to be struggling. The lower leaves are starting to yellow and get crunchy! We're not entirely sure what the problem could be. We watered it a few weeks ago, but it doesn't really seem to have helped the issue, and we're worried we might over water it if we keep adding more. It gets some sun, but with the way our apartment faces he might not get enough? We have a purple grow light on during some of the dark hours to try help all of our plants along, but maybe that's not enough either? If anyone knows good practices for helping this guy out, we'd really appreciate some advice!

I repotted this plant because it was getting way too big for its previous pot, but not only 3 hours later it’s getting all these spots all over half its leaves. It’s my only plant I’m getting scared.

I water it once a week, it has drainage, and it’s on my windowsill where it gets light partially obstructed my a tree outside my window.

This is our biggest most aloe plant yet, but it developed this weird disease (at least we think?). It's a bumpy ring pattern that eventually turns into the brown pit you see on the leaf in the dirt. Any ideas what it is and if there is anything we can do? -Water every so often, has drainage -In window sill that gets light 1/2 day

From my friends big plant. Brought it home about 7 months ago she was so happy and growing new leaves. She’s looked sadder and sadder the last few weeks, and I don’t know what to do!

Spider plant. Is it over? Or can this be saved? Only those two leaves seem to be dead the rest look healthy to me but I am just a beginner so I don’t know. Any advice? I only water it when the soil feels dry and the pot does have drainage but the holes seem very small. I leave it next to a window for indirect sunlight.

Can anyone help me how to treat it? I have this plant for 3 years and it never happened before. Now the the lower leaves are falling off :( i just noticed today. Thank you. 🙏