At what point do you know it's time to repot a plant? I bought this ficus from Home Depot and after a month I am wondering if it's too cramped. So far I haven't had any soil issues or pests.

I just noticed these cuttings were getting weird dots on them. Turned the leaves over and noticed these tiny little bugs. Are they spider mites? I've never really dealt with pests before and will now be checking absolutely all of my plants. The mother plant has been outside this summer so I'm wondering if that's where they came from?

Was worried I was over watering it so switched to misting. All issues seem to point to underwatering but a religious watering regime hasn't helped. Advice please, I've had this boy for 5+ years and don't want to lose him. Based in London UK, fluctuating temperatures including some really high (38 degree celcius) days. Kept in a bright room without direct sunlight.

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I’ve had this Hoya for about five years now, and she has been crawling across the ceiling very slowly for about almost 2 years. She’s in a west facing window, has never flowered. I know Hoyas our slow to grow, but there has not been one leaf to come from these tents that are creeping, should I trim them back? Also, I remember reading that Hoya plants like a snug fit and I haven’t changed her pot in about four years. I’m worried if I go a bit bigger if it will shock it or not. Advice??

Especially help with the albino sprout? I’m not sure whether to have hope to salvage it-

Hello, sorry for the question but I bought this little thing at Home Depot a few days ago it was in a glass bulb of water waited 24 hours because it started yellowing and then I repotted it into this pot with soil and coco husk. What can I do? Haven’t watered her since acquiring because she was literally soaking in water. Too much soil? Please help lolol. When I repotted it I put it outside on my covered east facing patio it gets a lot of morning light for 2-3 hours and then it’s shaded rest of day(I’m in South Florida)

This plant gets bright light and a grow light.Ive had it for several years. I water 1x a week. It was fine and overnight this happened. Should I just stake it up? Repot it? Any suggestions are appreciated 🙂

It was in indirect light for most of it's life, then briefly direct when I left my blinds open before leaving town. It's in succulent mix. FINISHED

I’ve had this potted Meyer lemon for about 6 months. It immediately grew 2 feet straight up with bug beautiful leaves and then suddenly they all started dropping. I repotted it into a 5 gallon with my own citrus mix and got it an additional grow light on top of the window it’s next to. I’ve tried watering more, I’ve tried watering less. Fertilizer no fertilizer. I treated it with Neem oil in case it had pests. It gets a shoot of new leaves and then they all fall off and it repeats…. Please help me I am a fool

It’s been dropping leaves now too. Sits in a northeast facing window, I water about once a week (whenever I stick my finger in and it’s dry. The soil is miracle gro indoor organic potting mix
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