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 …