When we think of plant leaves, the color green naturally comes to mind, right? However, some plants change from green to red. It’s quite fascinating! Deciduous trees like the Maple beautifully turn red before shedding their leaves. Succulents often turn their leaves red as it gets colder. And if you expose plants like Bromeliads to…
Always on the hunt for the next big gardening secret? Well, you’re in luck. Today, let me share why some gardeners swear by burying a coin in their plant soil. Why Bury a Coin in Your Plants? Ever heard of gardeners doing this age-old practice? You might be wondering, “Why on earth would they?” Turns…
So you’re growing Aglaonema, and you notice it’s starting to bud. If you’re a beginner, you might be wondering, “Okay, it’s budding, but what do I do now?” That’s why in this article, we’ll go through what to do when those flower buds appear, especially if you’re new to Aglaonema. Signs Your Aglaonema Is About…
Fertilizing is key for plants, especially when their roots are confined to small spaces, to get all the essential nutrients they need for healthy, lush growth. But you don’t have to break the bank on expensive mineral solutions from stores. Used coffee grounds can be an excellent alternative. Coffee grounds are rich in minerals that…
Have you ever felt like you just killed your beloved houseplant after giving it a much-needed upgrade with a fresh new pot? Don’t worry; you’re not alone. I’ve been there too. But here’s the deal – sometimes our green babies just need a little extra love and care after a repotting. And let’s be real,…
Plants have a very innovative system to produce the nutrients they need through photosynthesis. However, photosynthesis alone cannot produce leaves, flower buds, and fruits. Therefore, they grow by supplementing their growth with nutrients from the ground. However, because indoor plants are grown in pots, the amount of nutrients available in the soil is limited, unlike…
Seeing your plant’s stems begin to turn black is the last thing you want to see. Is it a telltale sign that your plant is about to die? Stem rot, blight, stem rust, bacterial canker, and other stem infections are common causes of blackened plant stems. Other possible causes include pest infestations and stem and…
Alocasia Portodora, also known as the upright elephant ear plant is one to marvel at with its large colorful foliage, veins, and general inviting look. But this beautiful plant isn’t so easy to care for, due to its high maintenance requirements. Read on as I delve comprehensively into how to care for your Alocasia Portodora…
The Paradise plant thrives best when it receives a minimum of six hours of bright, direct sunlight each day. This tropical beauty adores basking in the sun’s radiant glow, soaking it up leaf by leaf. More sunlight often translates to a healthier and more vibrant plant since it absolutely loves the sunshine. Do note, however,…
Some plants have a peculiar way of flaunting their beauty. The Alocasia macrorrhiza ‘Stingray’ stands out with its uniquely shaped foliage from other Alocasia varieties. The Alocasia Stingray is a lovely houseplant that’s easy to take care of. However, if you’re a beginner, it might be a bit tricky to grow this plant. Scientific Name…