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wendy_henderson21
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5h ago
Rant: my fiddle leaf fig dropped 6 leaves in a month until I figured out the watering trick
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william_price
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20h ago
Tried rooting cuttings in straight sand like the old nursery guy said and lost 11 of 12
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simonk98
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2d ago
The guy at the plant swap in Akron told me my pothos pot was a swamp, so now I check drainage holes first
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jenny_lee
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6d ago
My neighbor's rose bed in Spokane looked dead in March and full by June, and the only change was the mulch
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betty_perry24
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6d ago
My neighbor swears coffee grounds turn hydrangeas blue in Ada, Oklahoma, but my soil test sheet says otherwise
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val_shah
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7d ago
Appreciation post: my $8 jewelers loupe beat my $60 clip-on macro lens for checking leaf trichomes
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nathankim
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8d ago
Hit 100 species on my plant ID app and honestly felt weirdly proud
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marybutler
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8d ago
TIL the 40 year old ginkgo outside my grandma's house in Dayton is a male tree, which explains why her sidewalk is spotless
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tessa_adams3
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9d ago
TIL that water rooting a pothos cutting in a clear glass beat my fancy terra cotta prop station, and it wasn't even close
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tessa_carr
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9d ago
Warning: my fiddle leaf fig dropped 9 leaves until I put it on a 5 gallon bucket
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josephbailey
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11d ago
Can we talk about how everyone says to water your plants on a schedule? I killed a $60 fiddle leaf last month doing exactly that
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lucast81
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12d ago
My botany professor in Boulder held up a dead houseplant and said roots need air, and I finally stopped drowning my pothos
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kai_chen2
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13d ago
Paid $85 for a soil moisture meter last spring, and it finally told me why my calatheas kept dying
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bailey.jennifer
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17d ago
The old oak behind my grandma's house in Macon is smaller than I remember
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the_quinn
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17d ago
My monstera dropped 4 leaves after I moved it to a west window in Phoenix
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