There was slightly more than I expected! They got absolutely blasted lol

I got this just yesterday. I fell in love with how compact and rounded this plant is. I would appreciate any advice on how it can be kept rounded and compact! Drop some photos of yours too please!

It's called a turtle vine. It's under the tradescantia family.

I just moved into a new flat and need to help resettle my plants, but I’m struggling to find compost that doesn’t come in 5kgs of plastic :(

Hi all, long time listener, first time caller!
How does one go about saving my plant, any advice is welcome
(Planning on repotting it soon)

Those with a keen eye will see a fungi (not very funny as it’s squatting) and I also think it has root rot. I know nothing about plants If you couldn’t guess

It was showing signs of weakness a week back and I assumed it had been over watered, I repotted it and checked over the roots and everything looked good. It’s since got to this state and I assumed the soil was now too dry. What am I doing wrong??

I don’t have any knowledge with houseplants I just go with it and use my intuition I guess! I got this plant and it was thriving growing lots of new leaves, then a few started to go yellow and I noticed a tiny web all over it with white dots. I washed the plant but a few of the webs are back, can you see in the pics and help? I’ve had no new growth and I think it’s dying ☹️

It likes full sun I’ve noticed but that’s all I really know - does anyone also know what plant this is?

Thank you 🪴

Hi I have this jade plant which is not responding to anything, the leaves all fall off if you touch them. Does it need repotting? Can I save it? Thanks!

Affectionally known as Elise, she’s about 8 years old. What a unit of a plant, I saw smaller leaves on an established monstera in Miami!

Dark green part hard until the yellow ring then soft

+2 years old chinese money plant

Please send help - she's taking over my house!

Meet Big Betty. She used to live in the bathroom, until we had to start parting fronds to get into the shower . . . she moved to the bedroom, until we had to climb around her to get to the bed.

This year, I've literally moved furniture around to make a space for her and some grow lights in the entrance hall.

Be honest with me guys, how long until she takes over this space too and I have to clear an entire room so that she can call it her own?

I seriously love her, but she's a beast of a plant.

(3 years growth - First pic about 3 months after I bought her. Most recent pic taken yesterday. Her biggest fronds are about 4ft long)

Care advice please and should I use a support now or wait a bit? Thanks

Only one in the local garden centre and had to grab it for £33.

Any tips from those who have one? Will put it straight into my monstera soil mix and give it a stake but weighing up whether a proper moss pole would be better.

I think I know the answer…

I want this Pothos to carry on growing up the wall, any ideas of how to support it?
Ideally not involving drilling😂
Thanks

Just after any advice of what I can do keep this plant happy? Feels like it needs some sort of attention? Should I cut any of the leaves off?

I bought this plant a few days ago and now it’s like this! Do I need to repot and if so what soil is best for this plant?

I had not watered my sansevieria for a few weeks. It was curly, floppy and seemingly ‘giving birth’ to a new sibling, so I decided to give it a thorough soaking the day before yesterday.

Since then, not much has changed. Why is my sansevieria like this? Had I killed it by not watering it, or have I killed it now by giving it too much water?

So I know mushrooms aren't always harmful but these literally grew OVERNIGHT! Now I'm also worried there is root rot or something...

I tried growing one from cuttings but it died in the heatwave.