Drought stress is the cause of the curled aloe vera leaves. In its leaves, aloe vera retains water. Aloe vera consumes the moisture held in its leaves to survive, which causes them to curl inwards if it is not watered frequently enough or watered too lightly. As a result of individuals misinterpreting the suggestion that …
Lemon trees typically die as a result of overwatering, freezing weather, or transplant shock after being brought indoors. Lemon tree leaves that are overwatered droop, turn yellow, and look to be dying. Temperatures lower than 50°F or transplant shock are the causes of a dying lemon tree that has lost its leaves. Due to fertilizer …
Since azalea plants are grown all over the world, the amount of water they need will mostly depend on the soil and environment where you live. As a result, it is challenging to recommend a precise volume of water to keep your azaleas healthy. Because azaleas have shallow roots, it is important to maintain soil …
Inadequate sunlight, excessive fertilizer use, and irregular trimming all contribute to leggy basil plants. To maintain a bushy appearance with plenty of leaves rather than a lanky basil with few, basil needs full sun, healthy soil, and trimming once every two weeks. When basil grows taller than 8 inches, prune it. Regular pruning, moist, well-draining, …
Cosmos don’t flower due of excessive shade, overwatering, or nutrient-rich soil, which encourages leaf growth rather than flowering. Because they have short days, cosmos need at least 12 hours of total darkness to bloom. Cosmos blooms can be hampered by poor weather, seeds that have been preserved for longer than a year, too much fertilizer, …
Give monstera a good soak to ensure that any extra water drains out of the drainage holes in the pot’s base. Regularly misting the leaves with water can promote humidity. When the top inch of soil begins to feel dry, water monstera. Monstera deliciosa, often known as the Swiss Cheese Plant, has leaf edges that …
Agapanthus, also called “Lily of the Nile” and “African Lily,” is a perennial herb that blooms in the summer and has huge blue flowers. Lack of sunlight, soggy soil, frost-damaged flower buds, an excess of nitrogen, recent planting, potting, or division, as well as transplant shock, are the causes of agapanthus not blossoming. Agapanthus needs …
The soil drains too slowly for your lilac to tolerate, which is typically the cause of its death. Lilacs need soil that drains properly since waterlogging around the roots of the plant will encourage root rot and Verticillium wilt, which will cause the leaves to drop off and become brown and look to be dying. …
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 …
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 …