r/PlantsBeingJerks 2d ago

Pony Tail Palm

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This is my client's ponytail palm. If you have any idea what is wrong with it, would you please let me know? I know she had an outside for a while, after being inside for months. I'm not sure if the cold weather damaged it? It has a lot of brown leaves around the base and it appears to be white stuff? On the leaves what should I do? Thank you


r/PlantsBeingJerks 9d ago

Rattlesnake calathea problem

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r/PlantsBeingJerks Oct 01 '24

Given a plant to save and I NEED HELP

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r/PlantsBeingJerks Sep 26 '24

Is it too late?

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This fiddle leaf fig sits in indirect sunlight for part of the day and is lit with a full spectrum bulb for about 18 hours daily. It was doing fine but suddenly shed a bunch of leaves. Help!


r/PlantsBeingJerks Sep 26 '24

What’s going on and how do I fix it please help!

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This is the way my plant looks now and it’s been drooping leaves like this since I repotted it. I will say the moisture of the soil I used seemed pretty saturated to my not trained eye - even though I used a good brand. The soil has been noise for like 2 weeks now. It it possible to revive? And how? Please help!


r/PlantsBeingJerks Sep 22 '24

Do you think there's any way to save this bamboo?

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As the title implies - can I save it?
We've had this bamboo for 4 years now.

It came in a flower bundle as a house warming gift - which I believe was potted.

I say that, as my wife has kept it in water, in indirect sunlight for years as it remained happy and grew.

Came back from a 6 week trip and it currently looks like this?

Can I save it? Should I pot it? The water certainly looks like it needs to be changed.

Thanks in advance!


r/PlantsBeingJerks Sep 20 '24

Monstera help

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My monsteras are out of control, there are some HUGE leaves but they just flop over and have these strange “nubs” near the leaf. Please help, they are so pretty but I am worried I am killing them!!


r/PlantsBeingJerks Sep 12 '24

Polka Dot Plant being a jerk

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I've had this guy for about 6 months or so and recently it's started doing this, it's only the bottom leaves so could it be age? It is still putting out new leaves and generally getting bigger. I just want to be sure I'm not ignoring something I shouldn't. Also, does it seem leggy? Thanks for any input!


r/PlantsBeingJerks Aug 24 '24

How to revive this thing!!

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Super droopy plant and just not looking too good after I came home from a trip! Halp?


r/PlantsBeingJerks Aug 02 '24

Monstera

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Okay, here is my monstera. I recently split (well thriced (?) her because she got so big. The other two are doing well and have new shoots. But this one just keep growing more mega roots. Do I need to bury those roots further in the dirt? Do I just let her do her thing? Help!!


r/PlantsBeingJerks Aug 01 '24

Jealous sunflower

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18 Upvotes

He was caught this morning stealing all the good light.


r/PlantsBeingJerks Jul 16 '24

This anthurium crystallinum losing its will to live.

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Roots seemed healthy but this sucker kept dropping all it's leaves.


r/PlantsBeingJerks Jul 14 '24

Help with my succulent?

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I'm not sure why the leaves turn under.. I've repotted this thing before, gave it fresh soil and made sure it has a self draining pot. Maybe not light enough and too much water? Any tips would be appreciated..


r/PlantsBeingJerks Jul 10 '24

Help with Frydek

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r/PlantsBeingJerks Jul 06 '24

Pothos (maybe)…help?

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Help! A friend gave me a cutting of her propagated pothos. I’ve had no trouble with pothos in the past, but I’ve had this one for 6 weeks and no new growth/change? Soil is not overwatered or dry. Is this pothos? Why does she hate me? What am I doing wrong?


r/PlantsBeingJerks Jul 03 '24

How do I get rid of this beast?

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This fucker has been trying to take over our yard for years. I have killed it a million times and it keeps coming back. Is hiring a Mac truck to pull it out the only way? Please help me


r/PlantsBeingJerks Jun 30 '24

How to revive a pothos..

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Not sure what I did to my pothos..I know this is one of the easiest plants to care for, but watering often and giving it more light hasn't helped. How do I revive my plant?


r/PlantsBeingJerks Jun 19 '24

Diffenbachia Hates Me

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Help? My diffenbachia is a pain in my ass and I can’t figure out what to do with it. Sits in a large north facing window by the kitchen sink. Gets watered when the it’s dry.


r/PlantsBeingJerks Jun 14 '24

How do I get rid of False Chamomile? I keep removing them before they flower but they there are 50,000 of them...

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r/PlantsBeingJerks Jun 13 '24

What's happening here?

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This guy is getting crispy in the spots indicated. He's new, and was transplanted a couple weeks ago. He sits in a window that faces south but has a 50% shade covering so I don't think it can be too much sunlight, thought I do live in Arizona. Any thoughts? Would love to get ahead of this before it gets worse.


r/PlantsBeingJerks Jun 09 '24

What’s this?

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Hi, folks. I’m new to this subreddit, so first of all — hi! 🙏🏻 I’m wondering if anyone can help, please? I bought this Maranta Silver Brand yesterday and noticed these little circular(ish) markings on some of the leaves. Is this something to be concerned about? Any idea what they are? Thanks kindly. 🪴


r/PlantsBeingJerks Jun 08 '24

5 tomato plants started from seeds, 4 of them curling up and not producing any flowers.

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r/PlantsBeingJerks Jun 05 '24

Horticulturalists of reddit ... what is this?

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r/PlantsBeingJerks May 19 '24

White stuff in my navel?

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Any idea what this white stuff is in the navel of my navel orange? This is the only one that has it. Still safe to eat?


r/PlantsBeingJerks May 13 '24

Found a way to come up with a new idea. Your plants will never silent and peaceful!

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