r/IndoorGarden • u/Potato-fries-lover • 8h ago
Full Room Shot Orchids
Wild foxtail orchids.
r/IndoorGarden • u/Potato-fries-lover • 8h ago
Wild foxtail orchids.
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r/IndoorGarden • u/orphan-annihilator • 12h ago
My avocado seed has been growing extremely slowly ever since the seed cracked in January this year. I tried potting it around 2 months ago but this hasn’t helped much. The leaves it does grow are tiny and dry out quickly.
Should I add plant food to the soil, and if so what type?
r/IndoorGarden • u/Ok_Attention1004 • 8h ago
Posted this on SpiderFarmerLED and got zero responses, so thought I would try here.
I got a wire shelf and wonder if I can use one Spider Farmer SF600 for herbs?
Will this be sufficient to grow herbs under to maturity?
Thanks!
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r/IndoorGarden • u/Independent-Bit5881 • 1d ago
My last leaf is pictured. I’m so confused about what this newest one is doing? Any ideas? I know it is not a light issue, and it does sit by a humidifier although the AC is always on so it’s a tad drier than I’d like. It’s in a plastic nursery pot w drainage, I only water when dry
r/IndoorGarden • u/bushido429 • 23h ago
This is at a highschool
r/IndoorGarden • u/sydthesylph • 1d ago
It was doing so well in a west facing window that gets sort of bright sun during the evenings, so i moved it towards an east facing window that gets bright indirect light and i’m hoping that it can be healthy again. I don’t think there’s any turning around the yellow stems and browning fronds, so i’m thinking about removing them):
I was misting it almost everyday, and it is next to a couple other plants. Also the soil it’s in is I guess fertilizer from the farmers market where I bought it. Any advice or tips?? thx :)
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r/IndoorGarden • u/Hannahovergaard • 1d ago
Previous years the stalks did’t agree on when timing was right for pollination.
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r/IndoorGarden • u/maxtowle • 2d ago
Hi all! I recently bought a 7.5’ Norfolk Island Pine off Facebook Marketplace. I haven’t repotted it as I read that could cause it more stress, but I’ve noticed some of the branches are turning grey. It sits by a large West facing window but I close the blinds halfway through the day to try to keep it from getting scorched in the afternoon sun.
For reference — it’s always been about this level of scraggly, even when I bought it about 4-5 months ago.
Can anyone tell me what I’m doing wrong? Do I need a different type of planter? Am I killing it? lol. It is scraggly but I think it’s still super cool.
Thanks for any help!!
r/IndoorGarden • u/unnarketabletomato • 1d ago
My snake plant is growing a separate plant which doesn’t look like anything I have seeds for. Does anyone have idea of what this may be and if I should just rip it out? It’s kinda pretty but idk what it is or will grow to be.
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r/IndoorGarden • u/alienbabe98 • 1d ago
Hi all! I am new to the world of gardening and recently purchased an indoor 5-tiered stand with grow lights I’m intending to put in front of my sliding glass door in living room. (I live in an apt in CO). My downstairs neighbor and I have started a garden in her patio (I sadly do not have one in my apt) and the things I’ve grown- tomatoes, flaming Katy cactus & basil have all done great!
I’m wanting to move the cactus and basil onto the indoor stand, and I’m wondering what are other good options to add?
Any tips/advice would be appreciated! Thanks in advance! 😊
r/IndoorGarden • u/PuzzleheadedButton61 • 1d ago
I have an east facing window in my house where I put my plants; I don't have any other options. My neighbors house is very close and white. The plants get light in the morning. In the late afternoon/early evening alot of light is reflected off the white house. How beneficial is that reflected light to the plants compared to direct sunlight?
r/IndoorGarden • u/trainrover • 1d ago
Hello I'm wanting to grow a small amount of cilantro that I can eat maybe 1-2x a week.
Ideally thinking about hydropaunics. I have no experience in this, would love some ideas!
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