I get a lot of questions about a white powder that sometimes appears on terracotta or clay pots.  Given the frequency with which this question has been raised, I’ve decided to write this article in an attempt to explain what this is all about, whether or not it affects the plant, and, if necessary, how …

The fragrant Plumeria is hard to beat for a taste of the tropics. They’re also known as frangipani, and they’re reminiscent of the Pacific Islands and a warm summer breeze. However, these tropical fantasies can get sunburned just like any other sun-seeking surfer or beach bunny. Plumeria requires time to adjust to changing environmental conditions. …

Even the tiniest white spots on an orchid’s leaves are a clear sign that the epiphyte is in trouble. To assist the orchid in a timely manner, it is necessary to first understand the true causes of their appearance. The wrong kind of maintenance is putting fuel on the problem. As a result, you may …

Knowing how to propagate Sansevieria trifasciata, snake plant, or Mother in law’s tongue is fascinating because it is an ideal succulent species for beginners. As you will see in this post, propagating the snake plant is quite intriguing.  I would like to point out that these propagation tips apply to Sansevieria trifasciata laurentii, Sansevieria trifasciata …

Mulch is a top layer covering that aids in soil improvement, moisture retention, and weed control. Natural organic and synthetic inorganic materials can serve as the mulch. In this article, I will explain as simply as possible what a mulch is and what its main functions are. The various types of materials that can be …

Seeing a succulent in color or tone that’s out of the ordinary catches our attention. The color of succulents is, without a doubt, one of the most appealing aspects. And, in many cases, a deciding factor for us to choose between different species. The colors of your succulents may have changed over time, or you …

It is possible to confuse the Macho Fern for the Boston Fern by its appearance. If you’ve ever wondered why some people call the Macho Fern “a Boston fern on steroids,” it’s no wonder. Don’t worry; your plant expert is here to clear up the confusion and assist you in distinguishing between them. The primary …

Do you believe your snake plant has become root-bound? Mother in laws tongue’s is a slow-growing plant that is content with being slightly pot-bound. However, if your snake plant has grown too large for the container to support it or is bursting the walls of the container, you should consider repotting it. If your snake …

In an ideal world, your Fiddle Leaf Fig (Ficus lyrata) would serenade you with a symphony of broad, richly veined, glossy leaves. Brown tips, on the other hand, are a sour note that all too many indoor gardeners have heard. Fortunately, it’s not difficult to give your poor fig a tune-up and restore your fig …

In this article, I’ll explain what farina is. The white dust that covers your succulents gives them an odd gray or blue cast, and it can even give you the impression that they look dirty. Don’t remove the white powder from your succulents if you want them to look clean and nice. A big mistake …