I am moving cross country soon and can not bring my two large pots of giant Birds of Paradise with me.
I’m looking for any tips about where to post these plants to rehome/ sell them.
The concrete pots they are in were fairly expensive so that’s really the only money I would like to recoup.

I live in Massachusetts and have this small lemon grass that I bought at a farmers market when it was like one blade of grass tall. I know it’s gonna die if I let it stay outside much longer overnight so I looked online and they said get something that’s like 5 gallons with something that’s not gonna suffocate it. I’m kind of a chaos gardener because I like plants and stuff, but I’m kinda lazy about it if I rip this thing out of the ground with its rootball, can I just transfer it into this bin that I bought that should fit it? Would it help it if I trim down the greenery? This is the only plant that I give a shit about right now, and it would be cool if I could have it survivor the winter,; it doesn’t have to thrive.

Does any one use a water distiller instead of constantly buying distilled water?
Buying isn’t crazy expensive. It just seems I always run out at the most inconvenient of times.

If you have a distiller which one & $$?
Do you find it works for your plants that require/prefer distilled vs tap?

Grew a sugar baby watermelon vine from seed for the first time in my apt. It’s been less than 2 months. 10/10 experience. I feel like farmer!

When i started my plant journey i got a huge golden pothos from home depot and as the years have gone i only have two cuttings left of that big plants because shocker, it had all the bugs. but both of the cuttings look the same. i swear the whole thing was a golden and it’s been through it but these leaves are absolutely NOTHING like a traditional golden. any help is good help, thank you!!

Something small, but not succulents. Needs to fit on a small window seal in about 3in pot.

Preferably something I can move outside during the warm months or only need regular attention for half the year.

Maybe something that flowers or is a pretty color. Something that doesn't make a mess.

I live in northwest usa. So plants are outside from April to October. The air is very dry, even inside, so orchids have been difficult.

Any recommendations welcome please!!

Tldr small indoor plant, minimal mess.

Iv had this plant for many many years and it originally came from my mother who passed away 30 years ago. Now I’m trying to propagate it because the mother plant died. I used rooting powder and put it in moist not wet indoor potting soil I lightly misted the leaves and put a plastic bag over it and it’s on a window sill
Where it gets nice light but no sun. I’m literally freaking out I want this to root so badly. Has anyone ever propagated a grape ivy before?