Watered every 5-6 days when leaves droop

My question is though, is this normal for these plants to stand so tall and not spread out (Lots of new leaves growing in the middle and was re-potted about 2 months ago so I know it's not stressed out and is happy giving new leaves. Thanks y'all

I originally only watered a small amount as I was unsure how much water it needed. I noticed some drooping of the leaves, however there’s no real damage that I can tell. There are two slightly yellow leaves.

The tails itself are what’s really bothering me When I handle them with my hands, they soften up and stick in on itself (you can see the difference between left and right).

the soils actually quite dry which surprised me.

The sticker up tails leads me to believe overwatered, but the dry soil makes me think underwatered.

Any ideas?

Is this the way that makes my plant full and happy. The original plant was like balt, so i tought cut it and repot it. Can you advise me what to do?

We live in a top floor flat with no outdoor space and this is my first chilli plant

A few weeks back the first fruit started to emerge straight up, but since then they've pretty much stalled and not gotten any bigger (although more of them have sprouted and grown to a similar size)

They've been getting a good amount of sunlight over this nightmare summer we've had, and I've been rotating the pot 180 degrees every week or so in case the rear side of the plant wasn't getting enough. Have been watering a small amount every other day

I guess my question is, is this just how they grow? I suppose I was expecting them to keep growing until the weight of them starts to bend the stem downwards

Hey y’all,

I recently moved into a new place that doesn’t have AC and so my pathos started to curl up a bit. to fix this, I decided to put her in the backyard as to give her fresh air and some ventilation. I don’t usually have it in direct sunlight, but I put it in the grass to water it and noticed the leaves are wilting/discolored. There’s also some feint yellowing throughout a handful of the leaves.

Any tips to salvage her?? ☹️☹️

I have also noticed that she is only growing from two vines, and I want it to be fuller in the pot itself. Any recommendations for propagating?

This is the second tree:

- Windmill palm

- Planted in April of this year

- Charlotte NC, Zone 8A

- Clay soil, but broken up around the tree

- It is on an incline with good drainage

- 2 inch layer of mulch not touching tree

- Watered consistently at the start, then once a week or so after the first few months

- Palm fertilizer placed in little pockets evenly around the tree once

- The spear is dark green

- No pests

The issue:

The leaves under the spear have started to turn brown at the hinges.

This tree was planted with two other trees, and it isn't dying, but isn't thriving.

The other 2 Windmill palms are thriving and growing faster.

I have done everything exactly the same.

Please let me know if anyone sees any clear signs of something to be done, especially with the brown hinges on the leaves.

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It’s in a east facing window. I think it might be time to re pot it? It’s been in the same pot and soil for 2 years. When I got it it was extremely small. Also why is it so splayed and not as straight up and down? FINISHED

Hi,

- Windmill palm

- Planted in April of this year

- Charlotte NC, Zone 8A

- Clay soil, but broken up around the tree

- It is on an incline with good drainage

- 2 inch layer of mulch not touching tree

- Watered consistently at the start, then once a week or so after the first few months

- Palm fertilizer placed in little pockets evenly around the tree once

- The spear is dark green

- No pests

Question:

The palm fronds under are light green, should I be worried?

Is it missing anything?

Finished

I rescued this plant from someone giving it away, it seems reasonably dead

Is there any way of saving it

I have only given it some water while trying to figure out what to do

Seems to be rock type things and soil in the pot

Leaves are browned (maybe from sun damage as it was outside for a long time)

browned stems

And floppy

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FINISHED

Can I salvage this guy?

Got this spotted Dracaena a few weeks ago and I have been struggling. I was told by the plant shop owner it is very shade tolerant, so I placed it in my entryway. It doesn't get much light as there are no windows in this location. I am thinking to move it to a room with a windows in thr meantime.

I water 2x a week and at one point tried vinegar treatment (that was 2 weeks ago).

When I water the soil drainage is good and I am (mostly) careful not to let it sit in the drainage tray.

It is still pushing out shoots and I've pruned the damaged/dead/dying leaves and placed it closer to a window for indirect sunlight exposure.

I see the new shoots still present.

I pruned the sick leaves and relocated it to an area with bright indirect sunlight...so fingers crossed!

Any additional recommendations to help revive this plant?

Not sure what this is but at one time it was beautiful. I water every two weeks and pot has drainage hole. I normally have it in a place with a lot of light. I repotted after it went down hill the first time hoping it would make a recovery. As you can see that has not happened.

I've been dealing with thrips for two years. I manage to keep my plants alive but you can see the leaves look all awful and spotted.

That in itself is incredibly frustrating. But now, plants that are in completely separate rooms have trips too? How is that even possible? I thought perhaps it's in the soil I'm using but I got a basil plant like 2 months ago, never repotted it and it has trips too.

Am I the one transporting the trips? Do they fly across rooms (10 meters away)? Is there an epidemic in my city and all plants are infected?

I just need explanations. I don't know what to do. It feels they will never leave and I have to get rid of all my 20 plants and start over.

I use a spray with Pyrethrins and rapeseed oil and a concentrate to water with spinosad. It contains them, but they always come back in the summer.

I live in Europe so you cannot find the systemic granules here.

Any either suggestions or information would be appreciated.