/r/PlantsBeingJerks
A place for sharing videos, gifs, and images of plants being jerks.
A place for sharing videos, gifs, and images of plants being jerks.
Please only post plants being jerks, not animals being jerks.
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Posts must depict plants actually being jerks. Please do not post plants engaging in normal plant behavior which might simply appeal to humans, do not make posts which require you to add context for the plant behavior to be understood. Moderators will remove such posts at their discretion.
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Hi all! this is a little lemon tree I adopted a couple of months ago, changed the soil for a good one. But it constantly looses leaves and I don’t see any bugs or weird things. I keeps growing though. What could it be?
The weird thing is that she is regularly growing new leaves, but a few days after she's got two new leaves the bottom ones will drop off. I've had her for about a year and a half and she's doubled in height.
A week ago it started dying. Was healthy and vibrant up till then. Thoughts?
The plant is currently in moss and after cleaning the leaves today I noticed these grey-white spots on some of the leaves. I'm clueless as to how to move forward now. Please help a girl out!
Looks like a completely different tree growing out of my shrub - branches are connected. Thanks smarty panses!
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I’m in Las Vegas, planted these in May, together with some other plants. Irrigation is working fine, but we ARE having a particularly hot summer this year. They are in full sun, extreme heat and almost no humidity (once we fill out the pool it should get a little more humid in the backyard I hope). Was it a bad idea to go with birds of paradise in the first place, or did I mess up? Wondering if I should replace them and try again or just go with something more drought tolerant?
I've had this for a while and all of a sudden, the leaves started coming in crowded like this. Is this ok? If not, how do I fix it?
Appears healthy. Won’t bloom. Determined to bust out of this pot.
So crazy question. I have a fiberglass shower upstairs on my 3rd floor, and am fighting some pests, so spraying neem/soap mix every week to 10’days. While I enjoy the exercise of carrying 20ish plants down the 2 flights of stairs (2 at a time) and outside, takes a long while. Wondering if I sprayed them indoors in my shower, how much of a pain it would be to clean up when I’m done. Anyone ever messed with this? Bad idea?