Hardy, resilient, and with beautiful, vibrant leaves, the rare philodendron ring of fire is a well-regarded plant that can easily become a signature piece in any room of your home. It’s a hybrid plant that blends the very best philodendron plants have to offer. It requires care and patience to reach its full potential. But…
You are reading this article because have a rubber plant whose leaves are drooping and you want to revive it. Whatever your reason, you have come to the right place. Your rubber plant’s leaves will be drooping because it is not in conditions suitable for it. Rubber plants are at home in tropical forests and…
Often called the bottle tree, your Ponytail Palm is not a palm at all, and this may well be why your plant has started to look unhappy. Overwatering is the most common reason for ponytail palms dying. The Ponytail Palm is a succulent, and misunderstanding can lead to this plant being overwatered and developing root…
Coffee grounds are a great addition to your gardening toolbox as a natural fertilizer, soil improver, or to keep pests at bay. However, as with humans, not all plants like coffee! It’s also vital to use coffee grounds in a way that won’t harm your plants or the microorganisms in the soil. The simple answer…
Strong hardy and with air-purifying qualities, sansevieria francisii are one of the most rewarding plants you can grow. Otherwise known as a snake plant, it’s easy to keep and its attractive appearance can make it a signature piece in any indoor setting. But like all plants, a new sansevieria francisii needs proper care to achieve…
True to its common name, Beauty Star is one of the most dramatic, elegant, and boldest foliage plants in the genus calathea. Their patterned leaves make them quite a sight to behold. But, as actual tropical plants, they can be finicky about their growing conditions. Calathea beauty star loves medium to bright, indirect light, so…
Peonies are popular plants in many parts of the world. They are revered for their dramatic blooms as well as their awesome fragrance. One common issue that some gardeners face is peony leaves turning red. Lack of phosphorous and too much sun exposure are the most common reasons for your peony leaves turning red. In…
Like many top-end indoor plants, the rubber plants do a great job at pulling the room together. Especially with the fact it’s a rainforest variant that has eye-catching oval shiny plum leaves along with an overall sleek build. But without enough water, the rubber plant’s style depletes. As it’s drying leaves, and a wobbly trunk…
In general, peonies are undemanding plants that are easy to care for. Peony leaves curling is the one problem that you might find yourself facing. Whilst you shouldn’t be too alarmed by this, you need to treat it as a sign that your Peony needs some help. Temperature stress and underwatering are the main reasons…
So your bird of paradise is drooping and looks a little limp. Don’t panic yet, as this is usually normal and can be easily fixed. Your first move is to figure out exactly what’s causing your bird of paradise to droop, and I’ll show you how. Underwatering is the most common cause of drooping bird…