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Sounds like a good call to me. Thanks! I'm thinking this is probably Stapelia kwebensis. What do you think?
Hi. I recently picked up this cactus from a plant sale and I am wracking my brains trying to figure out exactly what it is. I have some ideas but...
I have an indoor Meyer lemon and I have had a similar experience to you. I am no expert but I can tell you what I have experienced. From what I...
Yeah, it's a really bad time to be looking for these now, Very few companies will ship live plants at this time of year. It's just too risky....
#1 and 8 are definitely Aloe
Hi. It looks to me to be the very common problem of spider mites. If you flip over one of the afflicted leaves, you might be able to see very...
It looks like a juniper to me but it's hard to tell from that picture.
If I were you I'd be checking for spider mites. These little critters love to infest lemons and if left to themselves will cause you lemon to drop...
That's kind of funny. When I looked at it, I thought for sure it was what I know to be a Kalanchoe. But then I read what Togata said and thought I...
Yeah, the yellow one definitely looks like a habanero.
Your #1 is an Opuntia cactus of some sort.
Yep. Spot on with the herbs. As for the lettuce, I'm pretty sure that it's one of the common varieties of leaf lettuce. I don't see anything that...
Hi. Welcome to the forums! I did have that same problem a couple of years ago. But I put out a rat poison trap (one of the ones that only rats or...
In our area (I'll call it the lower mainland), we are fairly close to being to overwinter them outside. If it weren't for the fact that our temps...
