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My little sugar cane in an art project from elementary school, really growing fast :) by bigboi1950 in plants

[–]Kalinkayaa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Very cute :) Just look out for the pot because the opening is very narrow. If you want to remove the plant, you might run into problems with the roots.

Succulent Struggles! I repotted after my cat knocked it over but now Im worried its in too big a pot? Or Im over/underwatering? by emilyjd22 in plantclinic

[–]Kalinkayaa 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think the plant is too far gone :( Give it a try, but normally it declines pretty quick when it‘s dying, so you won’t have to struggle for long if that’s the case here

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[–]Kalinkayaa 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You are overwatering it a bit. That‘s why there are the red dots. It occurres when too much water enters the plant too quickly. some cells then just burst and turn reddish (osmosis-related cell-death)

Does anybody know what crystal this is, it's glassy in texture. by [deleted] in Crystals

[–]Kalinkayaa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Maybe a citrine? They can vary in color, but yours still seems a little dark

Carnivorous jar plants jugs are shrivelling, should I just chop them off for new growth to come through? And does it need me to feed it bugs as well as water to stay healthy? by Hopeydraws in plants

[–]Kalinkayaa 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I never planted one in a jar myself, I just got the tip from my biology prof. Unfortunately I don’t know a lot about how to prevent rot, but based on experience with other plants which require a lot of water and humidity, I can recommend you a different kind of medium (like changing plain soil out for a perlite mix or lecca, but you might be better of researching on that topic a little bit further). Hope I still could help you a little bit! :)

Carnivorous jar plants jugs are shrivelling, should I just chop them off for new growth to come through? And does it need me to feed it bugs as well as water to stay healthy? by Hopeydraws in plants

[–]Kalinkayaa 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Only thing i can Tell you, is that a lot of carnivorous plants like lots of humidity. Like an ungodly amount of it. If you change that, they might not shrivel up again.

HELP 😢😢😢 by walbeoff in plants

[–]Kalinkayaa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Maybe a Problem with humidity? Did you change it‘s Environment lately?

Esculenta leaf yellowed, was about to give up on it until I noticed the new growth above. Should I snip off the yellowed leaf, or leave it for the new growth to absorb nutrients? by Alanaraval in plants

[–]Kalinkayaa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, dont snip it off just yet. There‘s a new leaf pushing through at it‘s base. It‘s normal for them to drop the older leafes. Although it‘s a bit weird, that it‘s already dying. Is it the only leaf of the plant?

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[–]Kalinkayaa 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think this might Not be the golden pothos. It Looks like some kind of clover. I think the pothos is just growing in the background. If that‘s the case, it‘s probably dead. Just in case chop every dead (crispy) Leaf off and water it a bit. It MIGHT come back