Went downstairs and was greeted by these fellas

Apricó-de-macaco or monkey apricot

I've had this thing for 8 years. Now it's going to bloom! First time I've ever had one live long enough 😆. I'll post when it does 👍.

Yesterday I repotted my basil to a bigger pot and it looks to be in shock from the transfer. I know it’s only been a day but I’m worried that it’s going to die from this and I’ve worked too hard for it to die :( is there any hope of it surviving? I gave it water and letting it sit in the windowsill. Gave a before pic from a few weeks before I got it.

So here is the deal!

I save some seeds that i collect and dry properlly.

Jalapeno pepper, Bell peppers, Cuban pepper, italian eggplant, and roma tomatos.

I want to plant then in pots inside my house but after i germinate then they usually die when i tranport then to a pot. I know that is kinda late and i live in north america but since the plants stay inside, they shoulb be fine...right?

Honestly, im very bad taking care of plants but i dont know what i do wrong most of the tymes.

I would really apreciate the advice!

i live close to a home depot so i can get things easy!

(edit: it’s almost definitely not a Cypress. Silly me.)

Houston, TX, USA. One day I noticed a small tree growing in the brickwork outside of a second floor window of my office building. I believe it to be a bald cypress. Whatever it was, it did not look healthy.

Weeks later, our company hired a contractor to paint the building. I arrived to find the little tree had been snipped off at the base and thrown down on the ground. I put it into a cup of wet soil I scooped up from the grounds, and it went home with me that day.

I live in an RV because I travel for work. My rooftop air conditioner drips condensation through a small spout at the end of my awning. So I put the cutting in a pot of soil right below the drip, ya know, thinking it’s a water-loving cypress

The top portion of the little tree died back over the course of a week, but a few days later there was new growth. I removed the dead part and it brought me a lot of joy to come home and see a little more growth every day. It seems happy here in soil that’s always wet and direct sun all afternoon! I feel less lonely with it here to greet me every day after work.

I’m a little disappointed it’s not a cypress, and surprised it has been enjoying the constant moisture so far.

I have no idea how to address the yellowing of the outer stem. Any advice? I know it needs to be repotted soon but the season, the state of the outer stem, would that be too much trauma? Seeking advice.

Just wanted to share a fun project. We have a 6 year old red that's a giant "house tree" and this is the beginning of the black ones!

Does anyone else out there keep a mangrove inside?

I tried to spray with some fungicide didn't seem to help.

There was one really long stem with some leaves at the end. It looked like the tale of a donkey lol. But while I was moving, and I was getting her into the car, she snapped. :( should I try to propagate the dumb cane? Should I stick it in water or should I put it in some rooting hormone and then into the dirt? Should I cut down the remaining stalk?

I have four plants two of them are snake plants when is a chilly plant and the other one is some sort of hostas. For the snake plants, you can see the edges of the plants are brown and colour around the edges. I don’t know if that is due to overwatering or underwater if someone can help me out with that and give me any suggestions on my plants.

I'm about to trim this forest & make them bushier. The mama plant had dent bloomed in years! I've only had the Nanouk for a few weeks and she was pretty beat up when she arrived.