/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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Please help! The older leaves keep getting discolored and browning before dropping off. Am I under watering? I’ve been concerned about over watering but it’s a well drained pot.. should I be watering more frequently than once a week?
Help!! 🙏🏼
The leaves feel limp and they used to be hard. It’s looking very sad :(
I’ve obviously put it by the window near sunlight to help revive it but it is still winter so don’t get a lot of sun In the U.K.
I added a healthy dose of plant food and water. Any further tips? Thanks!
I was late watering it. It was last watered about 3 days ago and has looked like this since. Any suggestions please?
hiii i have a dying philodendron prince of orange from overwatering. at the moment it’s de-potted and drying the roots out. i have one leaf left and i have no idea what to do. Please help me.
about 5 days ago i did repot it with dry soil and it seems like it was doing okay then i water it about 2 days ago and boom lose 2 more leafs.
what should i do ?
my plant is being a JERK !
Do I need to cheer him up? Tell a few jokes?
This fiddle leaf fig sits in indirect sunlight for part of the day and is lit with a full spectrum bulb for about 18 hours daily. It was doing fine but suddenly shed a bunch of leaves. Help!
This is the way my plant looks now and it’s been drooping leaves like this since I repotted it. I will say the moisture of the soil I used seemed pretty saturated to my not trained eye - even though I used a good brand. The soil has been noise for like 2 weeks now. It it possible to revive? And how? Please help!
As the title implies - can I save it?
We've had this bamboo for 4 years now.
It came in a flower bundle as a house warming gift - which I believe was potted.
I say that, as my wife has kept it in water, in indirect sunlight for years as it remained happy and grew.
Came back from a 6 week trip and it currently looks like this?
Can I save it? Should I pot it? The water certainly looks like it needs to be changed.
Thanks in advance!
Super droopy plant and just not looking too good after I came home from a trip! Halp?
I'm not sure why the leaves turn under.. I've repotted this thing before, gave it fresh soil and made sure it has a self draining pot. Maybe not light enough and too much water? Any tips would be appreciated..
This fucker has been trying to take over our yard for years. I have killed it a million times and it keeps coming back. Is hiring a Mac truck to pull it out the only way? Please help me
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.