Too much direct sunshine is typically the cause of fortunate bamboo turning yellow. Lucky bamboo is evolved to growing in its natural environment, where it receives brilliant, indirect light rather than direct sunshine, under a canopy. The lucky bamboo’s leaves and stalks turn yellow from overexposure to the sun. Most frequent causes of yellowing of …
If you’ve ever wondered if green beans belong in the fruit or vegetable family, this article will answer that for you. You’ll also learn about why they’re sometimes referred to as “string beans” and how they got their name. So whether you want an interesting factoid on your next trip through the produce aisle or …
Jalapeno peppers are in the same botanical family as tomatoes, eggplants, and potatoes. But what about their status as an actual “fruit”? The short answer is that they’re not technically fruits; however, they do have many of the characteristics you’d find in a typical plant-based food. The reason for this confusion comes down to how …
In order to produce the greatest blooms, roses, which are heavy feeders, need a variety of nutrients throughout the growth season. The best results are therefore obtained by fertilizing your rose bed with a variety of organic fertilizers. For the greatest results, fertilize roses organically once every four weeks during the growing season using a …
Overwatering and inadequate drainage are the usual causes of dracaena death. Dracaena enjoys soil that drains well and that has somewhat dried soil on top in between waterings. The leaves turn yellow and take on a drooping, dead aspect if the soil is persistently moist from overwatering or poor drainage. Since they can burn brown …
Although overwatering is the most frequent cause of potted rosemary plants dying, choosing the right potting soil is just as crucial as following an ideal watering schedule since if the rosemary’s roots are placed in potting soil that retains a lot of moisture, this can still lead to root rot. To grow properly and yield …
In the spring, summer, and winter, water orchids once every seven days, and once every ten to fourteen days. To evenly moisten the soil, give orchids a good soak for 5 minutes, either under the faucet or in a bowl of water. To boost humidity, mist orchid leaves with water twice a week. However, it …
The hardy perennial climbing vine known as clematis comes in a wide variety of cultivars and blooms throughout the season, usually in late spring and early summer. There are a number of reasons why your clematis might not be blooming in the summer. The two most frequent causes of clematis not blooming are using too …
Lemon trees are sensitive to over watering, so water your lemon tree only when the top two inches of the soil have dried out and then soak your lemon tree with a generous amount of water. Lemon trees require more water in the Summer and should be watered less often in the Winter to avoid …
English lavenders are the hardiest of all lavender species because they can withstand winter snowfall, summer drought, and predatory deer and rabbits while living a long life with proper care. The most cold-tolerant lavender, Hidcote superior, can withstand temperatures as low as -30 °C (-20 °F). The only lavender that can grow effectively up to …