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If you’re new to growing or caring for houseplants this full and in depth guide takes you through light, watering, soil, feeding and the mistakes you’re likely to make.
Is your pothos showing brown spots? Don’t worry – you’re not alone. Your plant might be sending you signals that something’s not quite right in their environment. Pothos like conditions that are similar to where it would naturally grow, Southeast Asia. So that means warmth, moderate humidity and filtered light. When they don’t get that …
When your usually tough pothos plant is showing signs of being unhappy it can be worrying. Maybe you’ve begin to notice some yellow leaves or it’s not as perky as it once was and is looking a bit droopy. Don’t panic though – catching these warning signs early means you can usually bring your plant …
Your first pothos plant might start as a single cutting from a friend but don’t be surprised when it turns in to a mass of leaves that are uncontrollably all over your bookshelf. They’re just awesome plants! Being so adaptable is how they’ve become so popular. It doesn’t matter if it’s your fist time growing …
Seeing a yellow tinge on your pothos leaves can be a worrying moment. You’ve probably figured out by now that yellow leaves are a sign your plant is unhappy. But there is good news. Yellow leaves usually point to a specific issue that can be fixed. So stay calm. Take my friends case – her …
If you’ve got a collection of plants then your pothos is usually the easiest one to look after. It can actually make you feel like you know what you’re doing when it comes to indoor gardening! But when your pothos leaves start turning yellow or the stems begin to droop it can feel like you’ve …
Propagating a ZZ plant can feel like a very slow process. But don’t let that put you off. ZZ plants are pretty much indestructible so even if you feel like you’re guessing with your propagation then the chances are you’ll still succeed. But if you need some help then this guide covers every aspect of …
ZZ plants are probably the best houseplant that you can just set and leave. But even they can get run in to some trouble. Drooping leaves or stems are a common issue and a sign your plant isn’t happy. But the reasons why it’s happening aren’t always obvious. From getting the retiring wrong to pests …
ZZ plant, like any plant, can have problems. And leggy growth is one of them. A leggy ZZ plant is a sign that something isn’t right. It goes deeper than purely being a visual issue. So let’s get into why this happens and what you can do to fix it. Why Does a ZZ Plant …
If your ZZ plant has enveloped brown leaves it’s a sign something isn’t right. It could be that you’ve been too generous with water or your plant doesn’t like dry air from your heater. Whatever it is the brown spots and crispy edges are your plant showing you it’s unhappy and you need change how …
Getting your ZZ plant to grow and do well isn’t rocket science. But at the same time there is more to it than just letting it get on with it and not being involved at all. And what if you want yours to grow faster and be healthier? Well when you understand what makes ZZ …