When an orchid is overwatered, the roots rot and turn brown with a rotting texture and an unpleasant smell; in contrast, when an orchid is underwatered, the roots get smaller and have a shriveled, gray appearance. The most popular type of houseplant orchid, the moth “phalaenopsis,” stores moisture in its leaves and roots. When the …
Water string of hearts plants with a generous soak then wait for the soil to dry out completely before watering again. In order to meet the string of hearts plants’ water needs without causing root rot, watering them once every two weeks usually allows the soil to dry out after watering. It is important to …
During the first two years after planting, lavender plants in pots only require weekly watering. Once fully grown, potted lavender plants just require a light watering once every two weeks if there hasn’t been any rain. Lavender is a native of the Mediterranean, where it grows well in sandy soils with low nutrients, full sun, …
Zebra succulents experience drought stress as a result of little or excessive watering, which causes the brown tips on their leaves. Zebra leaf tips turning brown as an indication of stress is also caused by hot temperatures, strong air currents, and intense sunshine. Being smaller and more compact than most succulent species, zebra succulents (also …
Overwatering and moist soil surrounding the roots are the main reasons of dying string of hearts plants, which causes the leaves to become yellow and the roots to rot. As a result of its sensitivity to the cold, string of hearts can wither away at consistently lower temperatures than 59°F (15°C). The lower leaves of …
All kinds of lavender thrive in containers, but there are a few factors to take into account while selecting the ideal container for lavender growth. To make sure that your lavender flourishes and produces its delightful perfume and display of flowers, keep each of these factors in mind. Best Pot Size for Growing Lavenders Lavenders …
A blooming plant called calibrachoa, commonly referred to as “Million bells,” is a perennial in mild regions but is classed as an annual in cold climates that encounter frost since it is not cold tolerant and dies back in the winter. The most frequent cause of a dying calibrachoa is root rot brought on by …
Overwatering causes peace lily leaves to turn yellow and droop, but too much sun can scorch the leaves and turn them yellow and brown. As the plant ages, the bottoms of peace lily leaves naturally turn yellow. As a result of their sensitivity to direct sunshine, peace lily leaves quickly turn yellow and brown (depending …
Slugs and snails are the enemy of hosta growers because they adore munching on its succulent leaves and leaving their distinctive shredded holes as they work at night. To keep slugs out of my potted hostas, I personally have tried every typical tip out there, including copper strips, coffee grinds, and everything in between, but …
Overwatering and inadequate drainage are the usual causes of a dying pothos plant. Pothos want the top inch of soil to dry out between waterings and require well-draining potting soil. Because of root rot, pothos leaves become yellow and appear to be dying if the soil is continually moist. The leaves of the pothos can …