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Help? My diffenbachia is a pain in my ass and I can’t figure out what to do with it. Sits in a large north facing window by the kitchen sink. Gets watered when the it’s dry.

Hello, our new property has burning bushes and I’ve read they are invasive and to get rid of them. Anyone have personal and successful experience removing them? They are so pretty, but I don’t want to cause problems with the natural botanicals. (Photo is a stock photo; not my personal plant). I appreciate any advice!

This guy is getting crispy in the spots indicated. He's new, and was transplanted a couple weeks ago. He sits in a window that faces south but has a 50% shade covering so I don't think it can be too much sunlight, thought I do live in Arizona. Any thoughts? Would love to get ahead of this before it gets worse.

Hi, folks. I’m new to this subreddit, so first of all — hi! 🙏🏻 I’m wondering if anyone can help, please? I bought this Maranta Silver Brand yesterday and noticed these little circular(ish) markings on some of the leaves. Is this something to be concerned about? Any idea what they are? Thanks kindly. 🪴

Any idea what this white stuff is in the navel of my navel orange? This is the only one that has it. Still safe to eat?

Who invited you into my indoor houseplant? How did you even get in here? CALL THE BOUNCERS

Last December, this strawberry was full of spider mites and begged for death, so I chucked it in the snow to grant a mercy killing. Gee, guess who's feeling better?

Like most plant lovers we bring our potted plants outside during the warmer months. However, the last few summers I’ve been battling spider mites that I thought just came from a single plant being a jerk and passing them onto the others. Last year I kept all potted plants inside and no mites. I’m realizing they’re actually coming from my mature Bradford pear trees (planted by the former owner) and possibly several smaller bushes I have in my yard. I really want to bring my plants out this year. Any advice on how to prevent the mites from taking over and hopefully from popping up at all this year? Hoping to get in front of it before it gets too warm.

It would last a year they said. And now it’s looking dead. I’ve has this little guy in a cloche for about 3 weeks. Watered it as instructed in the base of the cloche.

What is happening here?? Is there hope?

I tried to grow beets from cut tops. I guess half a dozen times. I never managed to get a decent growth above the ground, I don't know about tertiary roots because I wait till it rots. Please someone tell how can I succeed and what's going wrong. I want to grow one because I get that urge to see something positive after messing these many times(I hope it is what every amature gardener feels).....

I was given this plant for free but I haven't had any luck on resuscitating it. Any and all advice would be greatly appreciated! I only water once a week, and there's proper drainage. I've tried moving her around to different spots in the house (North, east, south facing windows). I'm so frustrated 😢

I think both fit very well

I have an infant crown of thorns that i just love. his spine is nice and tall, his leaves are green and healthy, no bruising or cuts…. but i haven’t seen successful flowers since maybe the end of november. what’s up with that?

im writing a story about killer plants, is this a good subreddit to post it in once finished?