I've had a beautiful monstera for a few years and it has grown enormous! I tried staking it with some metal poles and Velcro tape at the backs, as advised in tutorial videos etc - but it's got so big and weighing the poles down. It was previously positioned in our bathroom corner where it leaned heavily to one side to face the window. It's now got really big and we have just moved house, so it won't fit in our new bathroom (I've just placed it here while I unpack elsewhere in the house). I want it to grow taller rather than outwards, and the leaves look really overcrowded.

Does anyone have any tips please??? I'm still a bit of a novice! Thank you ❤️🪴

Not sure what my next cut should be on this tall beauty! Do I chop below the branching, or chop the newest growth?

This plant seems to be some kind of hanging or crawling succulent/like plant with thick leaves and thick stem comparable to the shape of a calla lily, which means some of them have this stamen-like structure in the center of the leaves.

There doesn’t seem to be any flowering ever.

This thing seems easy to propagate, as the stems seem to automatically do so if they touch the ground.

TIA! I hope to find something like this plant at the store or online. This was a video found on the internet.

hi all! i’ve inherited a ponytail palm and it’s not doing so good. all the leaves have fallen off and the bark feels like it has peeled away from the inner core of the plank. they only history i have of it is that it was watered once every week, so i’m letting it dry out for a bit. am i doing the right thing? what can i do to save it? it’s very important to me.

I'm not even sure what plant this is, but it's growing out of control. I can't hang it because I won't be able to reach it to water it. It's e,tremendous healthy. Before I bring it in for the season, I want to cut it back. Is that a good or a bad idea?

My gf gave me this plant that she propagated off hers a few weeks back. I’ve watered it regularly, usually once every ~1.5 weeks. For whatever reason it seems to not be healthy though. I have it next to a large window on the corner of my work desk so it gets plenty of sunshine, my office is temp controlled and stays around 72F. Not sure what’s going but I wanna save it before it’s too late. Please help!

I just planted my little baby chinese money plant about 2 weeks ago, and what is this white fungi looking stuff?

It happend the first time after watering so I removed the top layer and now it's back after my second watering.

I’ve got this beautiful plant but have noticed the last few weeks it’s got a serious tilt. The pot it’s in kind of helps it stay up but honestly not by a lot. Is this something that needs fixing? If so how?

Should I repot it and hope it grows straight? Or like an orchid does it need pegs to hold on to?

Thanks in advance!

Should I change its pot? It's in a 10kg pot, but I'm thinking of moving it to a bigger one, but I'm afraid of damaging it.

This tree is astonishingly huge! I wonder if we will ever see such a magnificent sight again.

It is located in the Anue Resort area of Hachivieu near Kruger Park.

For large blooming (not first)

I thought that some of you would enjoy this, it’s the first time I have ever seen a zz bloom. 🥲