So you’re growing Aglaonema, and you notice it’s starting to bud. If you’re a beginner, you might be wondering, “Okay, it’s budding, but what do I do now?” That’s why in this article, we’ll go through what to do when those flower buds appear, especially if you’re new to Aglaonema. Signs Your Aglaonema Is About …
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Fertilizing is key for plants, especially when their roots are confined to small spaces, to get all the essential nutrients they need for healthy, lush growth. But you don’t have to break the bank on expensive mineral solutions from stores. Used coffee grounds can be an excellent alternative. Coffee grounds are rich in minerals that …
The poinsettia is a plant that lifts the Christmas spirit with its bright red appearance. Many of you may have bought one during the winter and are taking good care of it. However, come the next Christmas season, many might be troubled by the thought, “Why isn’t my poinsettia turning red?” In this guide, I …
Did you know that the Poinsettia, renowned for its vibrant red and green Christmas hues, actually thrives during summer too? Growing Poinsettias in the summer requires a bit of a different touch, like specific watering routines and placement considerations, but if nurtured properly, these plants will reward you with a vivid display of red and …
My monstera always seems to struggle during winter. I don’t know how to handle it in the colder months. Although my monstera is healthy and vibrant from spring to fall, it tends to weaken during the winter. I’m sure many of you can relate to this issue. In this article, I’ll share tips on how …
Believe it or not, there’s a whopping 550+ varieties of aloe out there, hailing all the way from Africa and Arabia, with a smorgasbord of types in each! So, if you’re a die-hard plant enthusiast looking to spruce up your room or container garden with a bit of the unusual, you’ve hit the jackpot with …
A common misconception is that aloe and aloe vera are the same plants, but that’s not entirely true. Yes, they share some similarities, such as their therapeutic properties and general care needs, and they look somewhat alike. However, some distinctive differences between these two are worth exploring. How to Differentiate Between Aloe and Aloe Vera? …
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 …