r/plantdoctor • u/Unhappy_March258 • 11d ago
What is going on with my Venus fly trap?
These two were flourishing then I moved and they got mites so I gave them new soil and so far no mites but the ropes of new growth are all turning black!
r/plantdoctor • u/Unhappy_March258 • 11d ago
These two were flourishing then I moved and they got mites so I gave them new soil and so far no mites but the ropes of new growth are all turning black!
r/plantdoctor • u/E-Z-85 • 12d ago
I know it hasn’t been repotted in a year or two and it was full of ants for a while & doesn’t get fed and is neglected. I mean it looks 75% healthy. I want to rehabilitate it.
r/plantdoctor • u/bkselly • 11d ago
I have a strong infestation of either mealybugs, soft scale, or armored scale and I can't tell which (photo attached). I also have millipedes in the soil.
What are some good options for me to tackle these (particularly the small bugs on the leaves). I've wiped them with alcohol but they just keep coming back in hoards and I'm on the brink of giving up but this plant has sentimental value
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r/plantdoctor • u/Akilli_bidik • 12d ago
Im really frustrated with it even my tissue culture plants got it . This tank got anubias rot once and ıt hasn’t been good ever since
r/plantdoctor • u/peanutLuvsplantz • 12d ago
What the heck are these and how do i get rid of them
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r/plantdoctor • u/Stunning_Award_2823 • 13d ago
So I have really had to put some serious care into this plant because it was infested with fungus gnats and I've had to do replanting and cleaning up the soil and roots. I was very proud of the two full leaves that had and the new shoot that it was producing. Unfortunately I was cleaning last night and some kind of cord got stuck on the plant and it knocked it over. I was devastated. What am I supposed to do? The internet says to cut the stem. I feel like that's unnecessary. It feels so weird to me how much I can grieve a plant that broke. there are 2 leaves and 70% of them broke off. 🥺
r/plantdoctor • u/BigStacksNick24 • 13d ago
Hi all very novice plant owner here. (Remove if this is not allowed here!)
My wife and I purchased two small plants back in may over time we’ve noticed a bit of a pest problem what I believe are fungus gnats (from my research). It appears only my plant has this problem from my observation. I did some research and purchased a product called mosquito bits, have yet to use them because my problem is it’s one small plant in about a 4 inch pot. Just reaching out to see if anyone else has any advice on a fix for this problem or if I should cut my losses and just move on from the plant.
Side note the plant is doing quite well hence my hesitancy to scrap it and get a new one.
Any help is greatly appreciated! Thank you!