Excess moisture is deadly for them, because it leads to a breakdown of normal air exchange in the soil. When there’s too much water, roots gradually die off, leaves turn yellow, wilt, and droop—never to perk back up. You’ll need to cut back on watering. 💦 How to Tell When Your Fern Needs Water You…
Philodendrons require a lot of water to keep their leathery and glossy leaves looking their best. However, you should proceed with caution because an excessive amount of water may cause your plant to die. The majority of plant owners overwater their philodendrons. While it is critical to provide ample water to plants, there are ways…
Jade Plants have thick fleshy roots similar to their fleshy stems and leaves that we see growing above ground. These roots are prone to rotting if you do not follow correct watering procedures. While it is most often overwatering that causes this problem, underwatering can lead to very similar symptoms. When healthy, these plants make…
Hoya kerrii is one of the most beloved tropical succulents that plant lovers all over the world take care of. You can encounter it in two forms: the whole plant; or just one, highly decorative leaf with a small root system. But, no matter if you have one leaf or the whole plant, if the…
The snake plant (Sansevieria trifasciata) is an extremely robust plant. It is still worth remembering that it is a living plant and may have problems like brown tips even though it is tough. Underwatering and low humidity are the primary causes of snake plant brown tips. When there is a water shortage, the plant’s xylem…
It is possible that the leaves of your Elephant Ear plants are curling for a variety of reasons. To bring it back to life, you must first identify the problems and then take appropriate action. This article will assist you in identifying and correcting these issues. Elephant Ear leaves curling as a result of overwatering,…
The Manjula Pothos and Marble Queen seem similar to each other due to the shape of their leaves. But don’t be deceived, they indeed are different, and I will tell you how. Wherever you are on the houseplant spectrum, knowing the difference is key to keeping a plant thriving. The leaf shape of Manjula is…
The evergreen Monstera genus of plants is one of the most wanted and most loved house plants out there. But, the genus contains more than 40 species, as part of its broader family Araceae. In this article, I’ll compare Monstera Lechleriana and Monstera Adansonii. Coming from the same genus, they certainly have similarities. But they…
Monstera, native to tropical jungles, naturally grows around trees using its aerial roots. It’s quite possible that your Monstera might exceed its tidy appearance, becoming leggy, and its stems might not be as thick as you’d like. In this situation, you need to step in and help the plant maintain its shape and encourage the…
Nothing beats the tropical vibe a palm tree can give to any indoor setting. And for that, Areca palm (Chrysalidocarpus lutescens) is the kind that’s most popular among plant owners especially if you have a fairly bright interior. But one problem you’re most likely to encounter is root rot so you have to be ready…