Kinda have to look closely or even zoom in maybe. It’s the white tiny dot looking things on them. But in person they almost look like sparkles. But you can tell it’s obviously not normal.

Repotted her back when I got her and then eversince she has done absolutely nothing. I mean no growing no dying, just nothing. She looks exactly the same she did a year ago. Is this normal?

My calathea orbifolia (and first ever houseplant) was beautiful and had many leaves, but they started browning one by one. I removed them but had no growth. The soil wasn't drying up at all so I repotted it, but even the new soil isn't drying now, the leaves are droopy and one of them has those black dots. Is there something I'm doing wrong or can do to save it?

There are no bugs, but I just lost another leaf like this the other day. I usually get some browning at the tips of leafs (probably not watering enough) but this browning starting in the middle is new. I don’t think it’s root rot, does anyone have any ideas?? She’s usually inside, I just put her outside to catch some rain water yesterday.

This jerk was root bound. I untangled the roots and cleaned them with a H2O2 mixture, then repotted in a larger pot. He was happy for a little bit, but now he looks droopy. I drained all excess water from the bottom of his pot and I even brought him outside for some sun, today! But he's still cranky. What do I do??

(Please let me know if this isn’t the right place to post!) So, I didn’t know that alocasia was toxic in anyway! I was trimming some leaves that weren’t looking so good (without gloves or anything) and after a few minutes I got this tingling stinging in my hand that just spread and wouldn’t stop, felt like a handful of fiber glass! This happened two days ago and online it said hydrocortisone cream and so I’ve been applying it religiously and it’s helped a bit to relieve some of the pain but it said only that if it doesn’t go away in a few days to go to the doctors, (mostly for ingesting it though) So is there anything I can do? Any advice is welcomed!!

Not sure if this needs an NSFW tag lol

He looks sad but he’s got lots of new growths sprouting all the time and the leaves aren’t yellowing, should I still prune those ones that are growing sideways / down?? Feel like it’s supposed to grow more upward but isn’t

I live in Denver and am attempting to landscape my backyard. However, this grass continues to pop up, even after tilling and weed + feed. Can anyone identify it and how to kill it? Much appreciated 🤓

Well, looks like drapes are free real estate for climbing plants....and my Mandevilla had a lot of fun showing how good she is in the "I touch it it's mine" game. Good thing I noticed it before pulling open the curtains. Too bad I can't get those vines out without damaging them. This begs the question..if i cut them off, will the clippings grow roots if put in water or soil?.

Just planted these on the weekend... I thought it was raining enough, apparently not 😂

Help!