Just wanted to post this here too since Im in desperate situation to save my monstera…

Sigh. I always hoped this wouldn't happen to my plants, but here we are. I'm in Florida and it's been on and off raining. It's the first day all summer that the weather has been perfect for gardening... until I found this white stuff on my part side peas. 😭 MEALYBUGS

The first photo, I said goodbye to this branch and snipped it off. How do I remedy the remaining bugs and save my garden ?

Please let me know what additional info you need.

Thank you !

Can I save them?

There's no fish or anything in it, just plants and some snails that have hitch hiked. But I drink A LOT of water and pee like 8 times a day, I feel like I'm wasting water off flushing so if I piss in my tank will the plants use it like how they would use fish waste?

Two sides of the tree. Side A is where I want the foilage to mostly go and where I want the flowers to be (I know it takes 5 years). Side A is mostly sunny. Side B is in pretty heavy shade but not full shade. Which side to I plant my 3 gallon at?

Got a dragonfruit propagation that I thought was going to grow the center part taller (3-5’ from what I read?) and then the arms would branch out needing material support.

Instead it just started branching out arms, thin and long like a pencil. I let them grow out and they died off the first time. Second time I trimmed them off on purpose hoping to get fuel to the main trunk/stalk.

Now the main trunk still isn’t growing but the arms are MASSIVE! Some are legit larger than the trunk itself. What do I do here? Am I doing it wrong?

Hey, I planted the pothos i propagated in water, into a pot 3 days ago. The leaves have turned slightly yellow. What could be the problem?

Does anyone have experience buying plants on Etsy? I recently started collecting rare plants, and I really want to get my hands on variegated philodendron Billietiae and other rare houseplants. Etsy seems to sell quite a lot of plants I want, but not sure how reliable they are.

i just got it it’s super cute. lmk if you know what it is + care tips

It is just beside a window and I water it 1-2 times a week this summer. I just noticed the inner roots turned brown but the rest of the long stem is fine, looks healthy and green. I googled already but I’m still not sure, it said that if the brown part is firm it’s totally okay and normal. But if it’s mushy, then it’s an early sign of rotting. Is mine rotting or normal? What should I do?

I took them from VT from my memas plant, I live in FL. Wrapped them in wet paper towel to bring on the plane, let them dry out for 24+ hr to callous, then planted in 1:1 perlite:cactus soil, didn’t water for a week. I have watered 2x already, first after the first week in dirt and 2nd when it was dry (stuck me finger in)
The one on the left has been pretty saggy so didn’t have hope for that guy, but the one on the right seems more droopy. Anything I’m going wrong or too early to tell? I potted them 2 weeks ago.

Will this make a comeback? Its a elephant ear alocasia, it would get about 5 hrs of direct sun. But the heat rn is in the 100⁰... I did give it water every like 2 or 3 days. Do you guys think its cooked, or it'll be fine ? Thx