Plants need light for photosynthesis, but that doesn’t mean you can’t grow them indoors if your house does not receive enough sunlight. There’s a selection of indoor plants you can care for even in lowly-lit … Read more
With proper care for your jade plant (Crassula ovata) you’ll hardly see it with drooping leaves and sagging branches. Whether you’re growing the plant indoors or outdoors, you’ll manage to keep it happy with little … Read more
Jade plants are quite susceptible to all sorts of spots on the foliage and stems. Brown spots are quite common, but they can be fixed with a quick identification and treatment routine. Here, I’ll help … Read more
Root rot is one of the leading causes of death in jade plants. If you can identify and treat the plant in good time, it can be saved and will continue to grow and thrive. … Read more
Jade plants are known for their succulent green leaves, but once in a while, you’ll find white specks forming on the foliage and stems of the plant. What causes these white marks and how do … Read more
Jade plants (Crassula ovata) have been a popular ornamental plant in homes for years for their lustrous, fleshy leaves. However, it’s not uncommon to find jade plants with shriveling leaves that dim the plant’s aesthetic … Read more
Crape Myrtles are low-maintenance. However, you still have to follow a few rules to make them pop and be at their most flowery. Apart from sunlight, water, and a proper pH, they also need the … Read more
Companion planting strawberries is a great way to attract pollinators, control pests, enhance growing conditions, improve flavor, and use the available space. This is why choosing the right companion plant to help create a productive … Read more
The bird of paradise is a striking, easy-to-grow plant. It can grow up to 6 feet when grown indoors while producing numerous stems that grow straight without support. However, you might have challenges preventing your … Read more
The jade plant is a hardy plant native to the southern parts of Africa. It is adapted to water scarcity. As a slow grower, overwatering exposes it to root rot and subsequent underdevelopment. Root rot … Read more