It is a response to stress so agree with JimmyB's reply that it could be any of the normal stress inducers for a plant.
At a glance in the picture the mixture in the pot is very dark so is either very wet or likely not what I'd expect as a normal potting mix. That pot also seems small for the size of plant.
@RonjaBiernat@gardening@homegrownfood@plants I'm not an expert, but I've had similar distortion on other types of plant occasionally. In my case, it seems to happen after the temperature in our greenhouse has got too high. There is also mosaic virus, but as someone else said, the plant looks otherwise healthy. Fingers crossed.
Thanks for all that photosynthesis, cooling the local environment, participating in the water cycle, giving cover to critters, and being so nice to look at.
Two new #BeardedIris#plants bloomed this morning. These are my 1st 2024 tiger #iris blooms. 😍
I love this time of year. There's new flowers appearing, daily ❤️
@si_irini
Das brachte mich in Bedrängnis, da ich jetzt nach 16 Jahre zusammen arbeiten nach jemanden neuem umschauen muss...deshalb war ich ein wenig leise in letzter Zeit. Ich habe nun meinen Fuss in eine Türe geklemmt und kann aber solange es eben geht, noch mit meinem Psychiater zusammen arbeiten. Dies kann heute auf morgen passieren, eine ungemütliche Lage. Wir haben eigentlich eine gute Freundschaft aufgebaut, ich denke, wenn er aufhört, werden wir noch in Kontakt bleiben.
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Yes I have a #plants problem, but luckily the #garden centre is always able to take my money 😆. Painted the planters with concrete paint, and got 6 #cotoneaster plants in them. Also bought a few other plants of course. @plants
These are 'whipped cream flowers' I saw on the street I ran down today. 🏃♂️
I have been seeing these flowers everywhere the past few days.
Perhaps Mountain Laurel is suited to the hot and humid Japanese climate.
(in my opinion)🧐😊
@vitriolix It's definitely an echeveria, not a kalanchoe, just based on the flowers alone. It's hard to tell which kind of echeveria, though, because there are so many, but the purple color and the fact that it's grown such a tall stem are both reminiscent of "Perle Von Nürnberg"
#Plants are often celebrated for the parts that are easy to see – #flower, leaves, #fruit – but #scientists are uncovering the secrets of their more mysterious underground networks
Some plants are trickier to water than others :) Also, it needs a re-potting and better light setup (it looks like some parts are getting too much light and others too little). This is a Sedum Morganianum aka Donkey or Burro's Tail. In the old location it was hanging from a hook and now it's just kind of draped over a shelf. When the leaves fall off as they do with each move and watering I just drop them back into the pot.
@plants The tray is a curved serving tray for what looks like banquets or catering. I got it at a thrift store for about 1€ and it works great for watering.
Piña jurásica fosilizada (Araucaria mirabilis) encontrada en Santa Cruz, Argentina. El paso de 160 millones de años ha hecho que solo sea comestible para los más valientes. #fosiles#fossils#plantas#plants
