From efficient air-cleaning properties to little maintenance privileges, the benefits that come with growing and caring for a ZZ plant (Zamioculcas zamiifolia) are Dubbed Zanzibar Gem, and native to East Africa, the ZZ plant is hardy plants, … Read more
Black indoor plants perform best in partial shade or full sun. For most of them, the more sun they receive, the darker their foliage becomes. These plants are technically not black but appear in dark purple, maroon, … Read more
Healthy monstera plants have broad, green, heart-shaped leaves, making them glossy for indoor décor. However, your monster leaves may start curling and with a drooping look. This change in behavior signals the plant isn’t healthy, … Read more
Spider mites (Tetranynchus utricae Koch) survive by attaching themselves to the foliage of plants like fiddle leaf figs where they cause damage that includes leaf loss and discoloration. It’s important to deal with spider mite invasions as … Read more
Palm trees are prone to nutrient deficiencies and require proper feeding to grow healthy. Determining how much nutrients your plant needs is, therefore, vital. But using synthetic fertilizers is not always the best thing to do, which … Read more
Succulents have unique heat-repelling properties, allowing them to survive in desert-like conditions. One way some of them cope with heat is having fuzzy leaves. succulents with white flowers can also improve the aesthetics of your indoor and … Read more
A cactus is a low-maintenance plant that can survive harsh conditions, but that doesn’t make it immune to stress. Drooping and falling over are signs something is wrong with your succulent. So, what causes the … Read more
Sometimes, you may notice your Swiss cheese plant having droplets of water on the tips of its leaves in the morning and wonder what it’s about. Sweating or crying is a common process in monstera … Read more
A healthy-growing cactus plant should be green and have firm leaves and spines. When it turns white or pale, there could be many things you’re not doing right. Let’s dive right in through each one … Read more
The string of hearts plant (Ceropegia woodii) readily shows signs of distress when fed too much water. Apart from the plant appearing generally unhealthy, it can start to develop irreversible signs such as leaf discoloration that … Read more
