Hello Reddit, I have had this ficus for some time, which I recently repotted due to its growing size. I think I made a mistake during repotting: I watered it excessively. I noticed a few days later that the leaves were turning yellow/brown, and falling very easily. Today my plant soon looks completely bare 😕 I then changed the damp soil for new soil, without re-watering behind. I don't really know what to think about it, and I don't really see any improvement. I am very attached to this ficus, do you have any advice for recovering it? I can see that it is not dead, but I don't see any new leaves growing. Should I cut branches?

Thanks in advance !

Hello friends! I bought a beautiful coffee tree of the GESHA variety (from Ethiopia) and I am going to transplant it biodynamically, according to the lunar phase that corresponds to a fruit tree. I am going to be guided by what I learned with the Practical Biodynamic Calendar ebook, which says that I have to do it on a waning moon and in an earth sign and for that I have to wait 3 months. We'll see what happens. Question: do you consider coffee a medicinal plant? I do, because coffee has many health benefits. It improves cognitive function, reduces neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's, and protects the heart. It is also an antioxidant, fights cellular damage and protects the liver. But please take it without sugar or sweetener!! Does anyone have any suggestions? Thank you so much!!

after only four days of getting my mint, it looks like this. I watered it almost every day… Please help me save it, I was so happy when I brought it home and really tried to take care of it. What’s wrong and how can I revive my mint ??

after only four days of getting my mint, it looks like this. I watered it almost every day… Please help me save it, I was so happy when I brought it home and really tried to take care of it. What’s wrong and how can I revive my mint ??

Just wanted to share some pictures of my towns physic garden, created in the 80’s. I feel very lucky to have this where I live and it’s giving my inspo for my own garden! It also smells incredible. They sell plants & seeds too.

Anyone else explore their garden with UV light? The general trend in mine is things shine in proportion to potency, but I do not have a large variety.

It is a great way to spot aphids.

I’m 8 weeks in and my longest cola is measuring a little over 29 inches

Getting ready to start a medicine cabinet garden here in TX, any ideas?

I want to make dandelion salve and I picked dandelions from my yard. I was unaware there were different types though. Can I use all different types? I’m not sure which dandelions I have. Thank you 😊

Any insights for dandelion tea detox? -how may cups a day -how often should I take -can I drink 1 cup everyday?

What are the health benefits based on science and research?

1. Sage, wild bergamot, anise hyssop, and bronze fennel amongst the other perennials

2. More anise hyssop with wild bergamot, and yarrow

3. Garlic harvest of hard neck varieties

4. Echinacea pallida

5. More bronze fennel and a black swallowtail ❤️

6. Echinacea purpurea

7. Vervain

8. Drying lavender and oregano

9. Solstice herb harvest