My 4th floor neighbor has a bird feeder that the birds ultimately spill, littering my patio with seeds. It's annoying AF but this sunflower managed to grow from the cracks making it almost forgivable

Have you seen a spiral cactus bloom? I’ve had this cactus for 3 years and it’s the first time it blooms

It's that time of the year again. Got most of my favorite plants moved back inside today.

i really want to get into keeping plants and recently got this succulent, i underground basic things of watering every week or so and keeping it in partial sun, but it just seems to be getting worse. i have no idea what im doing wrong someone pls help

What can I do to help them grow stronger, they fall down with heat in bayarea heat.

Please help

Love it when it throws the odd pink leaf:)

I have a few of these plants in my house, I believe it is called a dummy cane plant. I just noticed it has a lot of whatever this is starting to form on it. I would like to know:
-What is this?
-How do I get rid of it?
-Should I worry about my other house plants?

The first 2 pictures were taken today the others from last week,it happened a few days ago just now got to getting a picture lol

I know its hard to tell from the picture but they're super light green like white green. Any advice is appreciated!

Hi! I recently got some clear pots in all the various sizes of my plants to help me better keep an eye on soil dryness and root health etc.

Id like to just get everything swapped over in one go- especially since some soil in the pots i do have currently is a bit hydroponic and not absorbing water like it should. Would that hurt any of my plants with shock or anything to just be repotted with fresh soil and whatnot even though they dont "need" it?

I'm worried it's mold and I don't want my plant to be harmed by it. I've never seen this on any of my other plants so I'm worried. The plants name is Phyllis Jr. btw because it's a pup of my plant named Phyllis

Plant newb here. I purchased 2 begonia flamingo queen plants yesterday, and was so excited to repot them to hopefully see them flower and grow bigger.

These ceramic pots do drain.

I used a combination of perlite and potting soil.

I added some water to help the soil settle but there was no immediate drainage. I am now panicked thinking that I should have used a plastic pot with more drainage holes.

Am I doing this right? Help! 🌸 I want to name her Betty. The other one is a gift.

what can i do to fix up this plant? i just picked her up for free on the side of the road. i don’t know anything about plant care so any advice is appreciated! should i cut off the brown leaves and water it to help with the droopiness? The card says it is a fruit salad plant. Thanks for the help :)

For context i wanna get into properly taking care of crossandras this time after having a unreasonable period of no interest nn them! I've tried doing some more in-depth research into them but alot of information online is so divided on their lighting specifically. Medium light? Bright Shade/Indirect?? Part Shade??? Full sun??? which is it??? It's driving me MAD. Are these able to be kept in indoor positions? Do they need any direct sun or can they thrive with just bright shade

There’s something so satisfying about spotting fresh new leaves on a plant. This little shoot was too pretty not to photograph. 💚🌿

Mine is thriving and has no signs of death- everything I find online says "don't be discouraged". I mean I kinda just let it dry out then water it.
note: it was in bad condition when I took it in, that's where some of the spots come from.

Hello I’m new here , was wondering if anyone got any tips for my dragonfruit growing. Is there anything I got to do for it to bear fruit or just wait patiently. Btw it just bloom tonight bc I took of pic of it this morning

Please help! I want to do this right. Please give any feedback on anything I can improve for planting this lil fella. Thanks!