My plant collection has grown significantly over the past year. To the point I had to move a bunch of stuff around to be able to get to them all. For mother's day, I was given a way to reach, and display most of my plants. I am so happy!
Update regarding the huge euphorbia removed from a home.
1st Pic the original plant.
Follpwed by pics of the largest pieces potted, including the main trunk. I may end up cutting some of those more, but they are good for now.
Pic of the rest I need to pot.
Question, some of the smaller pieces I am going to pot today, but I am not 100% sure which way is up on all of them. If both ends are cut, does it matter? And if it does, is there a way for me to tell which way is up?
Thanks for all of your help!
Hello, new to Hoyas, starting with a group of Hoyas given to me. I have identified most, but a few I am still working on, like this one. A few questions I hope you can help me with.
What is it's name? I included a ruler so you can see how big the leaves are. It has been identified as a number of Hoyas, and a few non-hoyas by recognition apps. I have scrolled back though a year of posts on here, and dont think I have seen this one.
Is this leaf just telling me it wants water? This leaf dying? No other leaves look like this.
Are these protrusions peduncles, where I might get flowers?
Thank you!
White monster, mint, other?
Google lenses is no help. I know you all will know right away!
Thank you!
I looked over at my watch chain today (which I love) and saw the tips bending. I could not figure out what I had done to make it unhappy. But, it is branching at the ends! Hard to get a picture, but I hope you can see it.
Is that good, or bad? It has been going through a growth spurt the past few weeks.
There are actually 3. One behind you can't see.
In picture 2, is the powdery stuff at the base of the pollen? Anything I should do with it?
I recieved this plant along with a bunch of others from someone giving plants away. I am not sure if thisbis a climber, or crawler. I am sure it is etolated, but until I know what it is, dont want to do too much with her.
Thanks for your advice!
I am really good (or lucky) with growing Alocasia corms. I think it is time to move them out of their corm sprouting pots and into the next size up. Roots spiraling and into the water reservoir.
I have done this 2x so far, and both immediately lost all leaves. Neither are not rotted, and one of them is growing new leaves. I have been mooving them to my cabinet with high humidity.
What is the best process for moving these to the next step? I would like them to be in self watering , but not semi-hydro.
Thanks!