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I believe this is a snake plant but i’m not confident. Has always looked this way but spent a year in an extremely low light basement. Now has access to plenty of direct/indirect sunlight. How can i make it grow thicker and more full leaves?

Is there a chance at saving this? It’s droopy and sad.

Hey all, had this one for about 6 months now. Started off in a shaded corner of my room and leaves started dropping, so I moved him to my windowsil where he crisped up and turned yellow. Finally moved him to this spot about 1.5 metres from my window, and he was doing great for a while until I watered him one time, out of the blue started drooping and browning.

I was sure it was overwatering, so I left him to chill out for a few weeks, wherein he completely lost all structure and collapsed. I watered again, he pirked back up but the leaves are still pretty droopy. Now for the past week he's been losing colour, spot definition, and overall just looking dull.

Feels like no matter where he is or what I'm doing he's not happy. Anything I'm missing?

Hey everyone, I'm a little lost as it's my first time trying to propagate a plant. I've had my pink princess for a while and after growing erratically, I decided to try my hand at propagating it.

Besides the one in the photo, I have three sticks that are marinating in perlite and seem to be doing ok.

I cut the original plant about a month ago and this cutting has been in water ever since. The aerial roots grew pretty nicely (the longest is 4cm), but there don't seem to be any roots growing. Should I wait longer? Is this a lost cause? Is it ready to be put in soil? Any help is appreciated.

She was bushy when i bought her a few months ago and she's just been in a bright window but she just keeps growing up and up😂 and she's got so many flowers so she seems healthy, I just don't understand why she's gotten so leggy

My mom got me these chrysanthemums, except they didn't come with a care kit and the internet is as always being too vague for me ;v; I read that they like warmth and don't like the soil being too wet, and to water them 'regularly' but I have no idea what 'regularly' means. Every two days? Once a week?? It's a store plant so it probably won't last long anyways, but I'm determined to keep it alive for as long as possible!

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in preparation for the colder months my plantlover grandma has moved (most of) her plants indoors. This is not all but i didnt feel like telling her to get out of the photo lol. Sorry the picture is not the best, i took it quickly before we moved on.

I’ve had this peace Lilly for about 6 months. It use to be very perky and putting out flowers. I recently moved to a new house. It was very root bound and dried out quickly so I repotted it close to 3 weeks ago. Gave it a grow light. I use a moisture meter. It was really putting off a ton of new leaves at first but now it’s just continue it droop more every day. Should I take it out of the pot and check for rot now?

My parents got this and said it's like a bonsai, but i want to be sure And how should i treat it?

I’m fairly new to plants and I got this as a gift recently. It seems to be doing okay and it’s now sprouting? New flowers or little plants? Do I need to do anything special with it?

Was cleaning a yard and given this what I think is a brazilwood. It will have to be kept indoors during the cold Midwest winter. I'm thinking a grow light on a timer and a heated lamp maybe? I'm new to plants but would like to keep this alive over the winter!