This morning this chili's leaf look active pointing straight like usual.

I use the remaining water to water the chili this early morning. Then went to check just now the leaf pointing downward show sign of dying. I shift away from getting the sunlight.

What went wrong?

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hehe i havent menanam anything yet, but thinking of planting something at my house.. actually for me i think the best pokok to have at my house is pandan, serai & limau. will definitely be useful. but these trees i think is more suitable to plant if got yard / live in bungalow. i can only grow in pots..

now browsing the net to get some ideas of what plants to grow & how

great suggestion  will keep in mind
now wanna look see what kind of pot/soil/setup im gonna use for my house lol. betul2 baru nak start ni. no idea whatsoever

mind to ask ur tomato how big already ??

i grow already 1month+ still like lidi kayu

Now i use different approach to grow spring onion.
Last time i just plant the onion in the soil.
But now, i let it roots in the water then transfer to the soil. Grow in the water very fast.

Problem i'm facing is when transfer to soil, it grows very slow and u see the tip dry. What went wrong here.
Everytime the spring onion grow certain height then show dying.
Better let it continue to grow in the water?
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Hi, Guys. I need urgent help about gardening. I have been watering my plant everyday. But the leaves seem to be unable to get enough water/ dehydrated.

May I know why does this happened?

Why should I do to save my beloved plant?

Many thanks.

I need help, does anybody know whether my plant is growing those white dots, or are they bugs eating my plant?
What should I do about this?

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Just started to try my luck in gardening and bought a pack of Dwarf Drummondii seeds. Read the instructions and planted a handful of them and so far, only one has has managed to grew but not sure if it's normal but the stem feels a bit weak/soft, a light touch on it would tilt the plant =/ is there anything that i'm doing wrong?

Was it that i planted it in the wrong soil or something?

By the way, what is the proper way of sowing these seeds? Straight on the soil?

I read the instructions printed on the back of the pack, no words just diagrams which states sow them underneath the soil about 1mm - 3mm deep and then keep the soil moist. That's all o_O?

Sorry to ask noob question. Why does over watering will lead to the leaves not enough water? How do we gauge how much water does a plant need?

Thank you.

how often do you actually water during the sowing, i'm afraid that i may over water them causing them to drown =(

keeping plants alive is also one of my nightmares, i had a few onions left in the fridge and they just grew spring onions on them naturally but when I put them into the soil then all die slowly -.-

Anyone know what is this white cotton alike?
How to remove this?

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Hi guys, I would like to share my humble flat's balcony garden. I only get part sunlight depending on the month of the year.
I have minimal choices on what I can plant. So far these are the plants that I managed to grow and still experimenting.
Now I'm feeding them with fish fertilizer. Tried chicken manure, seems it's to heaty for the plants.

Cucumber needs to be watered regularly. It's a problem for for when I'm away. I tried self watering using bottle but I'm not able to make it work. Maybe have to invest in the proper auto watering system.

i managed to get one small guava tree from one of the sungai buloh nursery yesterday 

Anyone has any idea what type of plants to grow around the fences? I kinda like my fence to be covered with leafy plants; takes away the dull looking metal fences, heheh

I started the year with lots of greens and now slowly one by one are either dead or dying. I've been travelling a fair bit each month and although I set up my own watering system for certain plants, most of them eventually died. It's been a challenge.

My simple watering system is that I just insert one end of those tali guni into a bottle and the other into the soil and let the plant's root suck up the water whenever it is needed. It works fine initially but I realise that nowadays, the string tends to dry up quicker and the root doesn't suck up the water like it should. Anyone has a better option on self watering system?

Even my air plants have slowly died.  I had about 10 and now I only had one left....bummer.  I sprayed water every few days and soak them in water for abt half hour every 2 weeks but even then no luck.  All my succulents are dead as well.  Counting by the tiny containers, I had bought about 20 over the span of 12 months and none survived    My herbs - thyme, basil...dead as well (this was partially due to mealy bugs too).

The only good news is that my sickly aloe vera plant had turned its life around and is looking decent, plus there's a little baby sprouted up too..haha. 

Would love to hear from others how to care for plants when going away on travels.

dunno if this right place to ask but anyway...
behind my house the tree is planted by mbpj. is like got disease. on the bark there are white patches and on the leaves got some mites thingy.

is it illegal if i get someone to chop it off and replace ? i was thinking of a nice longan tree or jambu air.
technically i'm not removing the tree.....just replacing it at my own expense a better tree. is illegal or not ah ?

As for carpet grass, which would you guys suggest? I am looking for one that's minimal maintenance, and doesn't grow so fast!

hi, didn't know there's a gardening club in lowyat forum. great! gonna follow this tered.
i suck at raising roses, many failed attempts. so i raise the kind i can use for cooking or can bear fruits. i have a few in my yard:
stevia, lemongrass, aloe vera, chinese chives, betel, turmeric, harbanero chili, chinese violet, pandan, lemon basil, cili padi, limau kasturi, bunga raya, belimbing buluh, mint, rambutan jarum emas, kedondong, semambu, mulberry, kari, henna, asian pigeonwings, passion fruit.

planning to add mango and bergamot.

hope to learn from sifus here.

first question wanna ask, how much water does chili plant need? a lot? frequent watering? once a day only?