Monstera deliciosa, also known as the Swiss cheese plant, is one of my favorite houseplants because it can grow in light conditions. So, if you’ve ever wondered how to add a touch of exotic flair to your home or office, this is the plant for you. Monstera plants do better in bright environments, but how…
The Money Tree (Pachira aquatica) symbolizes wealth and good fortune, but it is prone to unfortunate holes in its leaves. Let’s look at what causes the holes in your Money Tree and what can be done to prevent it from happening again. Insect pests or diseases are often to blame for money tree leaf holes….
One of the most common and dangerous problems you’ll face when taking care of your pilea plants is root rot. It’s a sneaky disease that eats away at your Pilea’s roots, killing the plant from the ground up. Rot disease spreads quickly, so it is best to find it early and keep it from spreading….
A Philodendron that isn’t living up to its potential and has weak and small leaves is a real bummer. These show-stopping plants need the proper care for their big, varied leaves to look their best. However, you can do a few things to help your Philodendron get back on its feet if it is only…
The adorable String of Hearts (Ceropegia woodii) is the charm when trailing draperies of abundant leaves, but they quickly lose their allure when those vines are all string and no heart. So you’ll need to rekindle their passion for getting them ready for a new wave of dear hearts to flow. You can increase the…
Excessive watering is virtually the only thing that can be considered a genuine threat to the resilient ZZ Plant (Zamioculcas zamiifolia). Strong light? It’s devoured. Is there a lack of sunlight? There are no hassles. Is it barren soil or a heatwave? It won’t be a problem at all. However, if you over-water these tough…
In the case of the Dracaena frangrans, broken stems are a severe issue. If the crown is removed, it’s a significant setback for a hardy and long-lived member of your indoor plant collection. Fortunately, Dracaena are so resilient that they can bounce back from even the direst of situations. What Causes of Dracaena Broken Stem?…
It’s disheartening to repot your Monstera and still be stuck with a sad, droopy plant. One would imagine a roomy pot and fresh soil would inspire new growth and a proud, upright posture. But, being rewarded for all that hard work with a limp plant instead can be a disappointment. Dehydration caused by stressed or…
One of the most common and damaging diseases your Dracaena can get is root rot. Rot disease is a sneaky assassin that eats away at your dracaena roots, destroying them from the inside out. Your plant will die if you don’t stop it before it spreads to the plant’s stems, leaves, and other parts. Yellowing…
Did you receive a stunning, blooming African Violet as a gift? You might have noticed it dwindling over time, wilting and losing its vibrancy. More often than not, this decline can be attributed to a plant disease called root rot. Root rot is a fungal disease that wilts and discolors plant leaves. It turns the…