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My hydrangea’s new sprouts, just beginning to bud, turned brown in just one day. I reckon they couldn’t withstand the recent intense heat and strong sunlight, and ended up with leaf scorch—such a bummer! I’ll share how I dealt with the brown leaves and talk about what causes leaf scorch and how to prevent it. …

When we think of plant leaves, the color green naturally comes to mind, right? However, some plants change from green to red. It’s quite fascinating! Deciduous trees like the Maple beautifully turn red before shedding their leaves. Succulents often turn their leaves red as it gets colder. And if you expose plants like Bromeliads to …

I’ve recently delved into the best practices for watering Azaleas and wanted to share some insights that could help you with your Azalea care as well. Due to my work schedule, I can only water my Azaleas either between 9:30 AM or 2:30 PM (14:30). Which of these times would be better for the plants? …

Ever wonder why your Kalanchoe, that cute little flower that brightens up the sparse winter months, isn’t blooming as expected? You probably picked it up from the store, charmed by its beauty, but then found it stubbornly refusing to bloom the following year. I’ve been there too! Let me share a little secret: Kalanchoe is …

Ever find it tricky to distinguish between Snow Queen and Marble Queen pothos? Let me break it down for you. First off, leaf color is the key. Snow Queen pothos sports leaves with pure white variegation and much less green, while Marble Queen’s leaves flaunt a creamy color, not quite white. It’s quite the eye-catching …

Ever wonder if the Marble Queen Pothos is more fragile than other Pothos types? I’ve had this feeling that it’s more delicate than the traditional, greener Pothos varieties. Despite using the same soil, water amount, and sunlight, my Marble Queen struggles more with diseases like leaf spots and doesn’t grow leaves as readily. In contrast, …

Always on the hunt for the next big gardening secret? Well, you’re in luck. Today, let me share why some gardeners swear by burying a coin in their plant soil. Why Bury a Coin in Your Plants? Ever heard of gardeners doing this age-old practice? You might be wondering, “Why on earth would they?” Turns …

If you’ve got a new shoot sprouting from the base of your Money tree and you’re thinking of cutting it to grow separately, you might be unsure about where to cut, when to do it, and how to care for it afterward. I can totally relate to your curiosity and would love to help! If …

Just when you think the rainy season is over, wham! The peak of summer hits you with a string of scorching hot days. It’s exhausting, isn’t it? Your money tree is feeling it too, bravely enduring the intense sunlight and dry conditions. Take a closer look, and you might notice issues like brown leaves or …

The Dracaena plant, known for its shiny, dark green leaves, is a popular choice for rock gardens and as a decorative houseplant. Today, I’m excited to share why it’s known as the “Tree of Truth” and “Tree of Happiness.” If you’re considering gifting one, this could be a helpful guide for you! What Does the …

Petunias are adorable annuals from the Solanaceae family, known for their trumpet-like flowers. They’re excellent at attracting bees for pollination and are often used as companion plants for strawberries and tomatoes. In this article, I’ll introduce you to four diseases to watch out for when growing petunias and how to deal with them. Diseases to …