Tag: root rot

Bougainvillea thrives in high temperatures, blooming profusely the more sun it receives. However, this sunny disposition has its limits. These vibrant vines are surprisingly delicate and can become weak and lackluster when faced with the following three conditions.

When it comes to growing money trees, there's a secret ingredient that can make all the difference. By adding this special boost once or twice a month, your money tree will thrive like no other. Watch it grow stronger and healthier, with vibrant leaves that shine all year round.

In the past, everyone was captivated by the elegant beauty of phalaenopsis orchids and money trees. These plants were once sought-after choices for home decor. However, tastes have evolved, and nowadays, many people are hesitant to adorn their homes with these same plants.

Do you know why flowers and plants bought from stores often die easily?

Introducing the lucky and beloved plant, Jin Qian. But do you know how to care for your Jin Qian when its leaves turn yellow? It's time to uncover the secrets to nurturing this fortunate foliage.

Why are succulents so easy to grow, yet so easy to kill? Stay tuned as we uncover the reasons behind this mystery.

As the Lunar New Year approaches, many families are on the lookout for the perfect decorative plant to usher in good fortune for the year ahead. In this article, we'll be sharing tips on how to select a thriving kumquat tree, a traditional symbol of luck and prosperity, to adorn your home this festive season.

Despite being a visually appealing ornamental plant with air purifying qualities and auspicious meanings, the money tree (pachira aquatica) has garnered some disdain for the following reasons:

To prevent yellowing leaves and root rot, it is advisable to incorporate these small scraps into the potting mix before planting the houseplants.

If you have plants that have yellow leaves, falling leaves, rotting roots, no blooming... and mostly dying due to watering mistakes. Remember not to water your plants with these 4 "types of water".