Incorrect pruning is the most frequent cause of a non-flowering hebe. Hebes can lose their flower-producing growth if they are trimmed back too severely or at the wrong time of year, delaying their flowering until the following year. Plant your hebe in full sun, on soil that drains well, and that has been heavily mixed …
Jade plants typically die because of excess moisture around the roots brought on by overwatering and moist soil. Because of excessive watering and poorly draining soils, jade plants develop root rot, which causes them to become yellow and droop and look dead. When jade plants are overwatered or underwatered, they can lose their leaves. You …
The appropriate soil pH for growing roses is somewhat acidic with a pH of 6-7 with a pH of 6.5 considered best. The roots of the rose will have trouble collecting vital nutrients if the soil is too acidic (lower than pH 6) or too alkaline (higher than pH 8) and the rose will probably …
French lavender is the best variety to cultivate indoors. French lavenders flower for a longer period of time and can withstand changing indoor temperatures better than other lavender species. Select a smaller type that will fit easily indoors on a window sill, such as Lavandula stoechas ‘Anouk’. English lavenders frequently do not flower to their …
One of the most crucial aspects to do right while producing azaleas is soil preparation. Spending time preparing the soil to fulfill the needs of the azalea is definitely worth it if you are willing to invest money on plants. Azaleas take little maintenance, but there are a few essential soil qualities they need in …
Early spring is when camellias blossom, and the summer months are when the flower buds for the next year begin to form. Although camellias are tough plants, there are a few reasons why they might not be blooming in the spring. Unfavorable soil conditions, frost damage, improper pruning, excessive fertilizer, excessive shadow, or drought stress …
Overwatering and poorly draining soils are the main causes of dying snake plants, which result in its leaves turning brown or yellow and drooping. Snake plants cannot survive in the cold and will perish at temps below 50°F. A dying snake plant needs to be placed in an area with brilliant indirect light rather than …
The reason rosemary becomes brown is due of root rot and fungal disease. The Mediterranean herb rosemary prefers dry weather. Overwatering, poor drainage, or humidity can result in persistently damp soils that are more susceptible to root rot, which turns rosemary’s leaves and roots brown. Rosemary is a low-water-use plant that can withstand droughts. Instead …
However, parsley leaves can also become yellow as a result of aphid or spider mite infection. Parsley leaves can turn yellow as a result of root rot or crown rot induced by saturated soil, or as an indication of stress owing to a lack of water. Saving parsley from turning yellow owing to aphids, spider …
Azaleas are among the most exquisite shrubs for gardens, and they may grow, bloom, and survive in pots for up to a century. Pots and containers are a fantastic option if you have poor draining or alkaline soils because azaleas need acidic soils that have adequate drainage and moisture retention. Azaleas also need some shade, …