Learn what thrips and their damage look like, where to inspect a houseplant, and how to build a careful treatment and follow-up plan.
Thrips on Houseplants: How to Identify the Damage and What to Do Next Read More »
Bring summering houseplants indoors before nights become too cold for the species, then give them suitable light and a new watering routine. Around 50–55°F (10–13°C) is a useful general warning range for many tropical houseplants, not a universal damage threshold.
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Learn how to identify fungus gnats, find the affected pots, and control adults and larvae without relying on one-off home remedies.
How to Get Rid of Fungus Gnats in Houseplants: A Complete Life-Cycle Plan Read More »
I used to think caring for succulents would be straightforward, especially considering their tough desert roots. Yet, when my own plant started to show signs of trouble, I quickly learned that these hardy plants have their own unique set of
The ZZ plant’s (Zamioculcas zamiifolia) glossy, dark green foliage and sturdy, hardy nature make it a great choice for anyone who is just getting started with houseplants. In this quick care guide for ZZ plants, we will go over some
When you have a cactus that you absolutely adore and want to replicate, you can simply propagate it to get a nearly identical copy of the original. Although propagating may seem like an intimidating process that should be saved for
Pilea peperomioides, or commonly referred to as a “Chinese Money Plant,” are great plants to keep around. As with all plants, they require proper care and attention for them to thrive. One common problem with these plants is that the
Why Your Pilea Peperomioides Leaves are Curling and How to Fix Read More »
