u/roastedpeanut7

Thanks for the advice. I should have mentioned the pictures are 2 months apart. I not able to get the plant out the check the roots without help or cutting the pot it is in. I do have a similarly sized pot, so if it isn't quite root bound, I will put it in there!

I am going to hope for the best until they shrivel up and are clear goners. 🤞🤞

Thank you 😄 I am going to give the cutting a bit longer than the leaves before I lay them on soil. Thankfully these propagate pretty well! Not sure how the squishy ones will fair. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

THE CUTS HAVE BEEN MADE, AHHHH!!!!

I should have mentioned the August picture is when I first found it, the previous office occupant left it when she got a new job in April >.< I felt so bad for the one that didn't make it!

Good, I won't give up if he isn't! I currently have him in a south-facing window. With winter in CNY, I am not sure I can give him more than this without a grow light. This is what it looked like in August when it was in the north-facing window.

I guess I am heading to Lowe's! I need to go buy sharp garden scissors and a new pot for my monstera.

Thank you! I am definitely going to take the plunge and cut it. I am just so nervous!

Oh, great! How far does "away" mean... I have all of my plants in my office at work. I want to say it's about 4 or 5 feet away from everything else.

Does it matter that they seem to be newer growth? Should I wait for them to get a little more mature before trimming? Do just the leaf or any part of the stalk as well?

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I am still very new to the plant game, sorry for my novice concerns/questions.

Man, its been a while since I've posted to reddit. I got it!

A bot keeps deleting my picture comment cause my URL is shortened.. it's from google photos so IDK what to do.

I forgot how Reddit worked- here is a picture https://photos.app.goo.gl/U4X6GV9ieKaJBui38

My plants are the reason I went to work in a snowstorm after the long weekend.

Okay thank you!

I see there are loose pearls not on the string, did that those root as well? I am attempting to save a very neglected string of pearls and I just laid the pearls I took off the strings to replant and put them on some soil.

Thank you, I appreciate all the information!

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New here- Hoping to get some help on a few Succulents- I think one is a mini Kalanchoe. It was a gift from valentines day and I have managed to grow it almost triple in size. I just am not sure what to do next. I have only upgraded pots once. The 1st picture is April 27th, 2nd is from June 5th and the video is from August 8th.

I am just not sure what the next step is. Should I take off the crooked offshoot and start another plant? (That scares that crap out of me.) Or just move it into something bigger???

The other I think it's some sort of Crassula. It was left unattended for a few months. (It wasn't my fault!) I started a new job and someone left them behind! As you can see a few leaves have fallen off, but they've rooted to the soil since. I don't know what to do. They need to be moved out of this box into something not wooden, but should I keep them together? Trim some off the top so he isn't so droopy? Prop him up somehow?

I am new to the plant game so please bear with me.

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I got a mini kalanchoe (I think) for Valentine's day from my MIL in a teeny tiny little planter. I have managed to grow it almost triple in size! The 1st picture is April 27th, 2nd is from June 5th and the video is from August 8th.

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I am just not sure what the next step is. Should I take off the offshoot and start another plant? ^{That scares that crap out of me.} Or just move it into something bigger???

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My main concern is this guy. I think it's some sort of Crassula and it was left unattended for a few months. It wasn't my fault! I started a new job and someone left them behind! As you can see a few leaves have fallen off, but they've rooted to the soil since. I don't know what to do. They need to be moved out of this box into something not wooden, but should I keep them together? Trim some off the top so he isn't so droopy? Prop him up somehow? Thank you in advance :)

We had to put my sister-pup down 2 weeks ago. She was also 13 and a chocolate lab. So hard to say goodbye to our furry family.

Uhh, I have no comment.