Nemotodes were the only thing that worked for me xCan anyone advise what these are and how to get rid of them? I only have a few plants and I repotted them all a little while ago, and they have taken over my entire house, even rooms that don’t have plants! Any advice? I have the sticky traps everywhere and I have ordered some new soil to repot but I feel ill at how many there are
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Fungus nats are a pain.
I’ve just accepted the fact that they’re uninvited lodgers and here to stay 
I've decided I want a curly spider plant. I never knew they existed until recently.
I have one! He's beautiful!
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Yup, definitely wanting one of those
Its already sprouted a couple of leaders with Babies on the end so I guess I'll be over-run soon enough 
Anyone know what's going on here? This long thin thing grew at the top of my small rubber plant and after a few weeks dropped off. Was it going to be flowers that didn't bloom? Can I use it to propagate? It feels kind of squidgy.
It looks like a flowering stem to me, similar to the flowering stalk on an Anthurium - definately not a leaf.
Just look at this absolute twit of a plant, throwing out new leaves as if there's no tomorrow when a few months ago it was DYIIIING
ETA this was the same plant back at the beginning of August https://tattle.life/threads/houseplants.16687/post-16187658
ETA this was the same plant back at the beginning of August https://tattle.life/threads/houseplants.16687/post-16187658
I can't keep them either.
Reduced to £7.50 in asda yesterday some in bad nick but this one looks perfect and there's a baby plant on the left.
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He's mocking you.
My Sansevierias are doing similar. The fuckers just keep bloody replicating like Tribbles.
Can someone help me identify this plant please? It has thick waxy leaves. I’ve lost the little care tag.
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Think it could be a pepperomia
I think you’re right! Rubber plant. I will take it out of the window as I just read that they don’t tolerate direct sun. Thank you 🪴🩷
Mines happy in an east facing window. All the best to yours!
Sadly I don't have the problem much direct sun anywhere.
I've had a usual green ficus plant which is over 6ft just drop most of its leaves over the past month. I think it might have got dry at one point (the leaves that are dropping are green though) but I think what's happened is that I'm behind in pruning a plant outside which has limited its light which was already only coming through an east window that's between a house wall and fence. I'm so sad. It has one tall stalk with only about 5 leaves on it and two offshoots at the bottom which are doing better, should I cut off the tall stalk? I'm going to find that hard!
My most overrated plant is finally doing something interesting.
I feel like the fungus gnats are having a party this week despite it getting so much colder!!
Any recommendations for a nice colourful plant for a kitchen window. It’s fully south facing so very bright and direct sunlight (well as much as there is in the north of England) I did have a citrus plant but think I have finally killed it 
Hi.. has anyone got advice of how to bring a coconut back to life and care for it. The leaves are going black. Any advice Is welcome. Thanks