Even though lucky bamboos are nearly indestructible, they can still become ill. Lucky bamboo turning brown is a common occurrence, significantly if it’s growing in water or if you’ve neglected it. While this is entirely natural, various factors can cause your lucky bamboo to turn brown. When lucky bamboo turns brown, it frequently indicates a …
As an aloe plant owner, I’ve had to remove some of its leaves from time to time. They can grow back in some cases, but not always. What matters here is where the cut is located. When you cut aloe vera leaves at their bases, they will quickly grow back. However, they cannot regenerate if …
The avocado resembles a massive tree in its natural habitat and is not fond of living in a room environment. However, many lovers of indoor tropical trees discover that the avocado leaves dry out or develop unsightly spots, leaving them with a bare stem. I’ll go over all of the possible causes and solutions for …
You don’t want to see your bamboo plant in black. There can be black spots on foliage, entire leaves turning black, or the whole bamboo turning black. No matter where it grows, a blackening stalk of bamboo is a warning sign of impending trouble or physiological strain. But don’t panic; fixing most underlying causes is …
The glossy, dark-green fenestrated leaves of Monstera are ideal for bringing a little bit of nature into your home. Depending on how well they are cared for, a fully unfolded leaf can grow to a height of three glorious feet. That’s why it’s so upsetting to see your Monstera leaves not fully unfurling or taking …
It is common to grow rubber plant leaves because of their lush green color. It will be heartbreaking to see the rubber plant leaves crack. The good news is that it isn’t impossible to avoid. Let’s take a closer look at the issue and its possible solutions. Overwatering and overfeeding can cause rubber plant leaves …
Dried-out roots are a hidden problem that affects succulents. It’s always a shock when your rosy Esherveria or dainty Haworthia die or snap out of their pot! So, why on earth would a succulent that is otherwise plump and juicy allow its roots to dry out when it clearly has enough water in the rest …
The sprawling leaves of the Monstera are a tropical delight for any home. What about the roots? Do these enticing tropicals require space to spread their roots as well? And what if they don’t get enough space? If left in the same pot for too long, Monstera will become root-bound. Symptoms include the presence of …
A drooping Caladium is a depressing sight. However, this indoor superstar’s flashy, brightly variegated leaves deserve to be on full display during their short season of growth. Water your drooping Caladium thoroughly, as dehydration is the most likely cause. Low humidity and poor water quality both play a role. Temperature stress, too much light, disease, …
As a plant parent, I’m always worried about giving my plants enough light, especially the ones that prefer hot climates, such as Anthuriums. So when I purchased my first Anthurium, I immediately placed it in my front sunroom, where it could absorb the morning rays coming through the windows. Imagine my horror when the leaves …