Too much direct sunlight is frequently the cause of a lucky bamboo’s demise. Lucky bamboo requires strong, directional light to grow. Growing fortunate bamboo in direct sunshine causes the leaves and stalks to turn yellow and appear to be dying. Bright, indirect light is crucial since bamboo’s leaves and stalk might become white if it …
Majesty palms typically die as a result of low humidity, underwatering, or overwatering. Native to humid areas, majestic palms thrive in damp soil with good drainage. The browning and crisping of leaf tips is a result of low humidity and underwatering. Overwatering makes leaves appear to be dying by turning them yellow and brown. Majesty …
Japanese maples, commonly referred to as acers, or “Acer palmatum,” are little trees that flourish in somewhat shaded, well-draining soil that is rich in organic matter. Fungal infections and other pathogens that flourish in too moist soils are frequently the cause of a dying Japanese maple. Japanese maples die as a result of root rot, …
Money tree root rot brought on by excessive irrigation or poor lighting is frequently the cause of yellowing foliage. Money trees require bright light and prefer the top 2 inches of the soil to dry out between waterings. The leaves of the money tree turn yellow and fall off if it receives too much shade …
As long as the pot is big enough and has drainage holes in the base, herbs can thrive in any container. However, certain pots work better than others for growing herbs. The ideal containers for growing herbs are those made of ceramic or terracotta. Twelve-inch-wide ceramic and terracotta pots do not dry out as quickly …
Overwatering, poorly draining soils, and a lack of oxygen around the roots are the causes of orchid death. The top inch of the growing medium must dry out between waterings for orchids. Orchids that have constantly wet soil get root rot, and their leaves turn yellow and wither away. In addition to bright, indirect light, …
If hibiscus receives excessive shade, is drought-stressed, or is extensively clipped in late spring, it will not bloom. With fewer flowers produced by hibiscus due to excessive nitrogen fertilization, flowering is also inhibited by excessive phosphorus fertilization. Summer is the blooming season for hibiscus. Continue reading to find out why and how to encourage flowers …
If basil hasn’t been clipped, it will bloom in the summer in either purple or white. Basil is still edible when it blooms, but the flavor is frequently softer or even harsh. Trim the top leaves of the basil plant every two to three weeks throughout the summer to stop it from blossoming. Table of …
Brown leaves of peace lilies may be caused by temperature changes, sunburn, and dried soil as a result of underwatering. Low humidity causes the peace lily to lose too much moisture from the leaves, which causes the leaf tips to turn brown. most typical causes of browning peace lily leaves. The leaf tips turn brown …
It usually happens when a fern drowns or the humidity is too low, which dehydrates the leaves and causes them to become brown and crispy. To prevent the leaves from turning brown and dying, indoor ferns need soil that is continually moist, and they like a humidity level of 50%. The majority of indoor ferns, …