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Ever had your mint plant’s leaves go white and wondered what gives? If you’ve been babying your mint and see this change, it might make you think your green thumb’s gone rusty. There’s a handful of reasons why mint leaves might be sporting a white coat. Often, it’s down to diseases like powdery mildew or …

You’ve got to check out the Kalanchoe thyrsiflora, better known as the paddle plant! Its odd leaf shape and color are a sight for sore eyes, and they remind me of a plump cabbage head. Did you know this quirky plant has deep roots (pun intended!) in folk medicine? Its juice has been used since …

The Creeping Fig, also known as Ficus pumila, is a plant characterized by its small, round leaves and a vine that tends to stretch out, crawling up surfaces. The vine produces aerial roots that allow it to climb trees, rocks, and walls. The vine spreads thanks to its vigorous growth rapidly, making it a popular …

The Neoregelia genus belongs to the bromeliad family and includes both epiphytic and terrestrial plants. In the wild, they thrive in the humid tropical forests of Eastern Colombia, Eastern Peru, Brazil, and even in the marshy areas of Ecuador. This herbaceous, perennial, rosette-forming plant has strap-like, broadly linear leaves whose edges are either heavily serrated …

The Persian cyclamen is a stunning plant belonging to the Primulaceae family’s Cyclamen genus. Its unique and beautiful flowers, in a wide range of colors, make it a highly popular indoor plant. It does need certain growing conditions and specific care to flourish, but all your efforts will be well worth it, as the cyclamen …

Scientific Name Pteris English Name Brake Fern Family Name Pteridaceae Genus Name Pteris Origin Tropical to Subtropical Regions Horticultural Classification Ferns and Mosses Height 4 to 16 inches (10cm to 40cm) Cold Tolerance Low Heat Tolerance High Shade Tolerance High The Pteris, or Brake Fern, is known for its cool, beautiful leaves. As a member …

Why not try decorating your school or classroom with houseplants to improve the environment? Having houseplants in schools brightens the atmosphere and helps students and teachers feel refreshed and more focused during their time there. A pleasant environment for students and teachers can lead to a wonderful school experience. In this article, I’ll delve into …

Are you worried because your beautiful green monstera leaves have turned yellow? There are various reasons why this might happen. This comprehensive guide explains why your monstera leaves might turn yellow and how to tackle the issue effectively. I’ll also share tips on how to care for your monstera to prevent yellowing. When you finish …

The snake plant is a low-maintenance indoor plant that can tolerate less-than-ideal conditions. However, sometimes the plant does get affected by diseases or pests. Understanding the causes and recognizing the symptoms is essential to save time. In our article, I’ll discuss the diseases and pests that can harm your snake plant, how to combat them, …

When I let my mint plant grow freely, it eagerly stretches out its stems and blossoms beautifully around July or August. If you love seeing these flowers, leaving the plant untouched is best to let it bloom naturally. Those who enjoy the flowers should plan to prune the plant in the fall after the blossoms …

You may know your ponytail palm as a hardy plant resistant to pests and diseases. However, this sturdy plant can fall victim to a deadly disease called crown rot. Your ponytail palm could die quickly if you do not detect it early and take treatment measures. Heavy soil that creates waterlogged conditions and overwatering are …