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…
Plants like Monstera in the Araceae family often release water from the tips of their leaves. This happens because they have specialized water pores at the ends of their leaf veins. You’ll mostly observe this water release early in the morning. However, during humid seasons like the rainy season, you can even catch this happening…
Ever wondered what the flowers of carnivorous plants look like? When do they bloom and what kind of flowers do they produce? One carnivorous plant that’s relatively easy to get to flower is the Venus Flytrap. However, it’s worth noting that blooming takes up a lot of energy, so it may not always be the…
Aren’t coffee trees just beautiful, with their glossy green leaves? Especially young coffee trees have become wildly popular as houseplants because they thrive indoors due to their shade tolerance. Most coffee trees (from which we get our coffee beans) primarily grow in warm climates all year round, like the highlands of Ethiopia, Hawaii, Colombia, and…
Snake plant AKA sansevieria, with its sleek and stylish appearance, is a staple in the world of houseplants.. But wouldn’t you be surprised if one day, out of the blue, your Sansevieria started to bloom? You might have even stumbled upon online claims that “blooming Sansevieria is a bad omen.” In this article, I’ll unveil…
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…
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…