The Umbrella plant is a tough little plant that can forgive neglect. But you need to follow the rules, like giving it too much water or putting it at the wrong temperature, or else you can have severe problems. The leaves will start getting spots, turn yellow, and fall off. If you don’t fix things …
Schefflera
Root rot is an ever-present specter for the sunny Schefflera. Also called Umbrella trees, this charming favorite is often struck with stinky roots and sad, wilting leaves. It’s almost insulting to see them so miserable. Unfortunately, no matter what cultivar you adore, these sprawling wonders are particularly vulnerable to root problems. Schefflera usually get root …
One of the most harrowing experiences is discovering brown spots on the glossy leaves of your Schefflera. They not only affect the plant’s aesthetics, but they can also put its health in jeopardy. So what could be the cause of your umbrella plant’s distress? Fungal leaf spots and root rot are the most common causes …
Chlorophyll is responsible for the vibrant green color of most plant leaves. If they begin to turn yellow, brown, or black, it indicates something is wrong. Given that Schefflera plants can thrive in almost any indoor growing environment, the fact that their leaves are turning black is a clear indication that there is a problem …
Have you noticed your Schefflera leaves curling? There could be a few reasons your leaves are starting to look dry, color-changing, and curling. I’ve noticed this happening in my plant and learned precisely what to look for to revive it! The most likely reason would be it is underwatered or overwatered. Make sure the plant …