The peninsula end is perfect I think. I can't really see the other side. That side is the exact issue I have at the moment. Do you have a closer photo of that? If I go over the upper wall edge, I think everyone suggesting the border or Schluter trim or something along those lines is dead-on. Just trying to decide between that solution and having the outlet half on the granite and half off. Since the granite is an inch and a quarter thick, I question if I can even do half on and half off. Another option in my case would be to go about 2 inches from the door frame and have the granite go from floor to ceiling and have it rounded off. So, as far as I can tell I could 1) stop granite at upper cabinet or 2) stop granite at door frame and go to floor or 3) stop granite an inch or two past the countertop and go from floor to ceiling. Leaning toward the second option because of the granite thickness but I'd love thoughts.

Hi! I started this wisteria from seed in the summer. It has a few holes in it from when my cat got at it. It's greying at the edges, and now new leaves are starting to show spots like these too. Does anyone know what's going on, and what I should do?

Whoever suggested Amber should destroy root lipid membranes (by watering with a solution of dishsoap and water) to kill fungus gnats, should have their license to give advice about plants revoked. Old post, so I don't know if you still have the plant or not, but the necrotic leaf tips and margins are symptomatic of a compromised root system, more specifically, an inability of the root system to efficiently move water to the plant's most distal parts (leaf tips/margins). This is a direct result of the volume of oxygen (in the root zone) being insufficient to drive normal root function. In most cases, the reason for a dearth of oxygen in the rootzone is resultant of a chronic excess of water in the grow medium, but however unlikely, it's still possible soil compaction alone, w/o the specter of over-watering, could be the root cause (no pun). Neither is there anything in the images to suggest bacterial issues or one of the fungaluglies are in play. Al

Hi, My mother-in-law mailed me a money tree plant via Amazon a week ago, and the plant doesn't seem to have enjoyed the ride (to say the least!). Its leaves are dropping and there are some blisters/white spots on some of the leaves. I have noticed that the pot doesn't have any draining holes, so I ordered a new self aerating pot and high draining reservoir/humidity tray. I also have purchased some new soil for tropical plants with perlites. I am expecting the soil and pot to come sometime this week/beginning of next week. Can you please tell me what I am doing wrong and what steps I need to take to ensure it lives? See below photos and answers: Is your plant near a window? Yes, on top of my fridge near the window located south. Are there curtains or blinds? Are those closed very often? No blinds and no curtains. What direction does that window face? South Do you have any additional light support? No What sort of airflow does your plant have? A little bit of airflow from A/C during the night and from the window during the day. What is your watering regimen? How often? Based on what? I usually wait for the few inches of the plant to dry before watering it. I gave him a glass of water but realized that tap filtered water doesn't seem to be the best so I bought some distilled water. How about fertilizing, what are you doing with that? Not yet. Should I do it during the summer? What brands do you recommend? Have there been any new plant additions to the house? Yes, I have some schefflera, roses, snake plants, juniper, kalanchoe. Most of them are fine except for my money tree and juniper Has your plant spent any time outside recently? No, my plants are indoors. How long have you had this plant? For a week What soil are you using? It seems to be a peat moss soil. it seems very light at first sight. What is the root situation? Lots of room for more, rootbound, somewhere in between? I haven't checked the roots yet. Do you have pets or pests that may have gotten to the plants? No pets Any insects that appear to be colonizing your plant? Not at first sight What kind of plant is it? Money tree *Almost forgot temperature. What temperatures does it experience throughout the day and night? Throughout the day and night, it's around the 70-80s. I live in Central Florida and the weather is hot and humid.