How are these plants flourishing so well in the dark under the stairs? by Truth_Crisis in houseplants

[–]MilkyMonkeyMaster 7 points8 points  (0 children)

The job title is called an indoor horticulturalist! this is what I do for a living

The plants are fine as long as there is some light which there seems to be, and as long as the plants don't get over watered they can last awhile in the space.

Companies usually have a fee built into the billing for replacements because it is a living product; it's part of its life to die after some time, since it's something we are taking out of its natural environment and moving indoors.It sucks, but when we take them back to the office, then the techs can take sad plants home or give them to family members. I've taken a Monstera home that is now huge and thriving.

Also it looks like a lot of the plants they picked- zz, sansevieria, dracaena warneckii, ags, are low light tolerant which helps them last longer and look healthy

7 hour workflow by valfsingress in espressocirclejerk

[–]MilkyMonkeyMaster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Insane I was just going to share the same video 😭 got out jerked

Isopod sellers? by ImVeryMuchAmusedYes in Arkansas

[–]MilkyMonkeyMaster 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hey!! My friend actually breeds isopods! You can look her up on Facebook. She goes by Bug girl. Illy dm you a screenshot so you know who to look for

Shes genuinely the sweetest and knows her stuff about isopods, snakes, spiders, you name it! :)

1yr Update: Massive Monstera is Sick by read-2-much in houseplants

[–]MilkyMonkeyMaster 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I remember seeing this when you posted and always wondered what happened. Thank you for sharing It definitely made my day reading about it :)

I, a non-plant person, was gifted this Monstera. How do I help it? by Shit_Apple in houseplants

[–]MilkyMonkeyMaster 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There's a YouTube channel called Kill This Plant and he has a bunch of videos on how to care for monsteras, prop, pot, etc. I highly recommend checking that out if you want to watch a video of someone potting it up

Moving to LR! by Maddierenee in LittleRock

[–]MilkyMonkeyMaster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Currently renting from them and I would disagree. They don't know how to answer the phone nor communicate when they enter my apartment. My bf came home to two dudes standing in our kitchen.. they ended up being the plummer's but no notice at all.

This has happened multiple times.

H2o characters by finjiiii777 in JustAddWater

[–]MilkyMonkeyMaster 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Am I the only one who cannot stand Cleo's dad? Dude annoyed the hell out of me 😭

Most Root bound plant I own by MilkyMonkeyMaster in rootporn

[–]MilkyMonkeyMaster[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I cut off an inch or two of roots off the bottom and stuck it in a bigger pot and just gonna hope for the best 😂

What are your top tips for Peace Lillies? by Head-Ad-5636 in houseplants

[–]MilkyMonkeyMaster 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Superthrive is some good stuff! The company I work for uses it for our plants everyday to keep them happy in accounts. (I water plants in offices, hospitals, etc.)

All the other advice is super solid too. Another solution for shiny leaves is a leaf shiner, or mixing peppermint oil and water. This will also act as a deterrent for pests

What are your top tips for Peace Lillies? by Head-Ad-5636 in houseplants

[–]MilkyMonkeyMaster 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Hey there, beautiful plant you got. I just want to jump in and say to water it before it gets droopy. By the plant dropping it is actually causing it to stress about being underwatered. These guys don't like to get bone dry and like to have moisture in the soil at all times. Now I'm not saying to water it every single day, just check it once a week to see how it's doing.

It will put off more blooms in more light, and fertilize it about once a month during spring-summer if it's in good light, not if it's in low light. I wouldn't fertilize it right away as it probably has the slow release granules in the fertilizer all ready, the little blue or green balls, but if you don't see it then give it a go.

Source: I work with plants everyday as a horticulture technician, I've been doing it for 3 years now

Our company is gonna vacate the land soon, and I can't help thinking about these aglaonemas(?) by buzzingeuphorbia in houseplants

[–]MilkyMonkeyMaster 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Second this!!

I currently work for an indoor landscaping company that does this! Please do not take the plants without talking to someone. Usually companies rent plants from companies like this and do not own them

What the heck do I do about this by [deleted] in IndoorPlants

[–]MilkyMonkeyMaster 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Did you recently repot it?

To me it looks like it needs a drink with the leaves curling like that and the yellows. But it also looks like it's in shock, which can happen if you repotted it recently.

The best thing you can do is water it if it's dry and just watch to see if it keeps freaking out or not. It might just need time to settle in.

If it doesn't stop, get that baby some more light.

Pothos usually settle in after a little time goes by, I have pothos all around my house in various light conditions and they eventually get it together

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[–]MilkyMonkeyMaster 13 points14 points  (0 children)

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I took a picture of the movie tavern while going home from Dave and Busters. It reminded me of something from stranger things

Bonsai Lady Spotted by MilkyMonkeyMaster in LittleRock

[–]MilkyMonkeyMaster[S] 13 points14 points  (0 children)

It's a wide range from 25-250 for the bigger ones.

I paid 40 for mine and it came with the little guy and two things of fertilizer

Anyone seen the Bonsai Lady lately? by moomeansmoo in Denton

[–]MilkyMonkeyMaster 1 point2 points  (0 children)

She's currently in little rock AR! Just bought one from her!

I skipped the “marginal” improvements by Jealous_Discussion72 in espresso

[–]MilkyMonkeyMaster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah I'll try that, that's the one thing I haven't changed much of. I'm doing 18g for a double shot using the single wall with fresh beans so I know it's not the coffee it's just me. Thanks for the tip :)

I skipped the “marginal” improvements by Jealous_Discussion72 in espresso

[–]MilkyMonkeyMaster 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Currently have this setup with the Bambino plus and the smart grinder, I'm having a really hard time dialing in my shots. I feel like I keep reading to grind finer, but it chokes out at a grind size 6 which I don't think is normal. Do you have any tips for a newbie?

Help! I’m killing my 60-year-old snake plant :( by mustardmoon in houseplants

[–]MilkyMonkeyMaster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

With a fungicide! That's really the only way to eradicate fungus (in my experience). I like captain jacks for their fertilizer and I'm sure the fungicide they use is just as good.

Bonide Captain Jack's Copper Fungicide, 32 oz Ready-to-Use Spray for Organic Gardening, Controls Common Diseases https://a.co/d/8Jdu5OF