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A place for the best guides, pictures, and discussions of all things related to plants and their care.
New fig - should I cut the new shoots?
r/Figs is a place where fig lovers gather to show off their home grows, discuss figs, and ask fig-related questions. It's been a thriving community for over 12 years and has shown no signs of wavering. Welcome yourself to talk figs with the best in the figgin' biz.Persimmon has only a few fruits

A place for the best guides, pictures, and discussions of all things related to plants and their care.
Where to get a Monstera Albo?
Hello and welcome to r/Monstera! Our community is for the discussion of all species in the genus Monstera—whether that’s their care, identification, help with their wellbeing, or just sharing your amazing photos! Join the discussion, share your tips, knowledge, and pics!To repot or not?
r/Figs is a place where fig lovers gather to show off their home grows, discuss figs, and ask fig-related questions. It's been a thriving community for over 12 years and has shown no signs of wavering. Welcome yourself to talk figs with the best in the figgin' biz.Marble Queen LOVE
Share, learn, and grow Pothos! Epipremnum spp (aureum, pinnatum, and amplissimum) are vining aroids commonly kept as houseplants. Easy to grow, stunning variation, and often a bad attitude - explore the most laidback houseplant you’ll ever have (Scindapsus & vining Philodendron welcome too, since most people call them pothos anyway)Should I be worried?
Hello and welcome to r/Monstera! Our community is for the discussion of all species in the genus Monstera—whether that’s their care, identification, help with their wellbeing, or just sharing your amazing photos! Join the discussion, share your tips, knowledge, and pics!Help... Is this fungus infection?
Share, learn, and grow Pothos! Epipremnum spp (aureum, pinnatum, and amplissimum) are vining aroids commonly kept as houseplants. Easy to grow, stunning variation, and often a bad attitude - explore the most laidback houseplant you’ll ever have (Scindapsus & vining Philodendron welcome too, since most people call them pothos anyway)Should I be concerned?
Hello and welcome to r/Monstera! Our community is for the discussion of all species in the genus Monstera—whether that’s their care, identification, help with their wellbeing, or just sharing your amazing photos! Join the discussion, share your tips, knowledge, and pics!How/when would you repot this?
Hello and welcome to r/Monstera! Our community is for the discussion of all species in the genus Monstera—whether that’s their care, identification, help with their wellbeing, or just sharing your amazing photos! Join the discussion, share your tips, knowledge, and pics!First Monstera
Hello and welcome to r/Monstera! Our community is for the discussion of all species in the genus Monstera—whether that’s their care, identification, help with their wellbeing, or just sharing your amazing photos! Join the discussion, share your tips, knowledge, and pics!First Monstera question
Hello and welcome to r/Monstera! Our community is for the discussion of all species in the genus Monstera—whether that’s their care, identification, help with their wellbeing, or just sharing your amazing photos! Join the discussion, share your tips, knowledge, and pics!Help ID my pothos please
Share, learn, and grow Pothos! Epipremnum spp (aureum, pinnatum, and amplissimum) are vining aroids commonly kept as houseplants. Easy to grow, stunning variation, and often a bad attitude - explore the most laidback houseplant you’ll ever have (Scindapsus & vining Philodendron welcome too, since most people call them pothos anyway)What next?
r/Figs is a place where fig lovers gather to show off their home grows, discuss figs, and ask fig-related questions. It's been a thriving community for over 12 years and has shown no signs of wavering. Welcome yourself to talk figs with the best in the figgin' biz.Help. Am I loosing my plant?
If you're wondering "What's wrong with my plant?", we will help you diagnose and treat it!Ficus loosing leaves
If you're wondering "What's wrong with my plant?", we will help you diagnose and treat it!To repot or not

r/Figs is a place where fig lovers gather to show off their home grows, discuss figs, and ask fig-related questions. It's been a thriving community for over 12 years and has shown no signs of wavering. Welcome yourself to talk figs with the best in the figgin' biz.