In the wild, Avocado trees grow up to six feet (2 meters) before branching out from the main stem. They also receive plenty of light. Avocado trees can quickly become leggy when we grow them indoors – the single spindly stem reaching upwards, a crown of leaves, and no branches. Thankfully it’s not too difficult …
Whether you’ve spent weeks waiting for your avocado seed to sprout, or you just brought home a little plant from the nursery, it can be disheartening to see the leaves curling, becoming dry, and maybe even dropping off the plant. Your first instinct might be to reach for the watering can – but wait! There …
Growing your Avocado plant indoors is not as complicated as growing it outside. With proper care and patience, your plant will thrive and add scenic beauty to your house. Though it’s easy to take care of, there are still times that your plant needs extra attention, especially when dealing with unnecessary situations. One of those …