Peace lily (Spathiphyllum) is an indoor plant that’s generally easy to care for and maintain. However, one common problem you’ll encounter with this plant is the brown spots that appear either on its leaves or its spathe (white bract surrounding the spadix). The presence of these brown spots speaks about the general health of the…
Leaves turning brown is a way of telling peace is not okay. To help them, you need to determine what causes this problem and how to deal with it. This article got you covered with several reasons and countermeasures. Peace Lily leaves turn brown because of the improper amount of light, water, fertilizer, and humidity….
Overwatering is a common issue for the Peperomia houseplant. It can be discouraging to have a beautiful Peperomia that is droopy and discolored. Droopy leaves, mushy stems, and moldy soil are signs that your Peperomia is overwatered. Removing the damaged bits and drying out the soil will resolve the issues. Watering when the top of…
Peace Lilies are a stunning addition to any home! They have beautiful evergreen leaves and delicate white flowers. They need little to survive, so it can be extra frustrating when this hardy plant’s leaves start to curl. But don’t lose hope! With a few simple adjustments, you can have your plant flourishing again in no…
As a tropical plant that grows in a humid climate, Monstera (lat. Monstera deliciosa) loves plenty of water. However, overwatering can leave disastrous consequences. Does your Monstera float in the water and have a wizened appearance? Instead of saying goodbye to it, read this article and I will guide you on how to bring your…
Turning brown is a way of ZZ Plant telling you something is wrong with them. To help them, you must determine why it is happening and take the right countermeasures. This article will cover several possible reasons and easy tricks to fix them. The ZZ Plant turns brown because of improper watering, lack of light,…
Despite your best efforts, you might notice that your money tree’s vibrant green leaves are turning yellow and falling off, or the sturdy trunks are becoming mushy. You might even find yourself completely baffled or suspecting your money plant is succumbing to root rot. As the name implies, root rot is a disease that targets…
If you overwater your string of hearts, you could end up with a variety of issues. Fortunately, you can save your overwatered string of hearts by following a few easy steps. The first step in saving your plant is identifying the problem of overwatering. Symptoms of overwatering damage can take some time to appear. But…
Coming in long and narrow leaves, Spider Plant is one of the highly ornamental indoor plants. Maintaining its flourishing is easy, but problems like curling leaves can still occur. The most common causes of Spider Plant leaves curling are improper watering and insufficient humidity. In addition, insect infestation, fungal diseases like root rot can also…
Have you noticed that something is wrong with your Fiddle Leaf Fig? Not long ago, I noticed that the leaves on my Fiddle Leaf Fig tree had begun to change, becoming visibly dry and curling. If you’ve noticed a similar change in your plant, you may be at a loss as to how to resurrect…