Wrinkling in snake plants (Sansevieria) is a common sign that something is not right. It is mostly related to water problems, but other factors can also make your snake plant shrivel and wilt. A wrinkled … Read more
Sansevierias are great houseplants that are known to remove toxins from air, making a home free of airborne pollutants. Being hardy, snake plants are easy to grow, but that doesn’t mean there won’t be any … Read more
Although snake plants (Sansevieria) are hardy green plants, they are quite sensitive to soil moisture problems. Overwatering your snake plant can cause signs similar to those of root rot and other problems. So, what are the specific … Read more
Brown spots on the leaves are a sign that something is wrong with your snake plant. The spots occur as small patches or dots of discoloration on the foliage – sometimes on the stems as … Read more
Aloe vera plants are succulents, but that doesn’t mean they like to grow in excess water. Leaves store water that gives them that appealing buffy appearance. When aloe leaves shrivel and turn yellow, it’s a … Read more
Spider plants are a favorite amongst many gardening enthusiasts due to their beautiful spiderettes that dangle gracefully away from the mother plant. However, moisture issues can cause your spider plant to develop leaf yellowing and … Read more
Telling a monstera apart from a philodendron can be difficult if you don’t pay close attention to their characteristics. Both sets of plants have many similar features that often lead to mistakes when identifying them. But, … Read more
A pot-bound pothos does not have enough soil to hold nutrients and water for all those roots because the pot is filled with roots. Being root-bound is not good for the health and growth of these … Read more
Cactus can be a tricky plant to have in your garden. Repotting, cutting, or replanting them may prove dangerous. Nevertheless, despite the spikey look that cactus has, it’s surprisingly interesting that some animals still manage … Read more
Monteras are hardy but they’re susceptible to root, leaf, and stem rots. Root rot occurs due to several reasons but the most common one is overwatering. When left untreated, root rot disease can kill the plant. Signs of monstera root rot … Read more
