Glacier and NJoy Pothos are beautiful Pothos plants and are closely similar. You may find it challenging to tell the difference if you are a beginner plant parent. Furthermore, when the plants are young, the similarity is striking. We all know both varieties belong to the same cluster group and require the same care routine. … Read more
You’ve had your pothos plants for some time now, and suddenly, you notice holes. After all, the Pothos plants need very little attention, and developing holes was the last thing on your mind. The next question you’ll ask yourself is, how did my Pothos develop holes? What could I be doing wrong? The problem could … Read more
Are your beloved pothos plants suffering from root rot? If so, don’t worry; you are certainly not alone in this struggle. Root rot can be causing trouble for homeowners and gardeners alike – but fortunately, the symptoms of root rot from your pothos plant can clue you on what to do next. We’ll discuss pothos … Read more
Bacterial infections are among the most common diseases affecting fiddle leaf fig plants. If not identified early enough, fiddle leaf fig bacterial infection can wipe out all your plants and leave you with no option but to start over again. Your fiddle leaf fig plant can get a bacterial infection from other houseplants or contract … Read more
If you’re a houseplant lover, you must have encountered incidences of fiddle leaf curling. Fiddle-leaf fig plants are especially prone to curling leaves due to several reasons. And nobody loves the sight of curled-up leaves that look frail and lifeless. If your fiddle plant is showing signs of curling leaves, don’t worry. We’ll help you … Read more
If you’re looking to introduce a vibrant splash of colour and whimsical beauty into your space, Morning glories are the perfect way to do it. But, can you plant morning glory in hanging basket? Well, this question has popped up several times in my years of helping gardeners like you. Thus, I decided to do … Read more
Have you ever encountered a devastating combination of yellow or brown spots on your monstera plant? If so, alas, you have been one of the unfortunate cases to discover that your beloved Monstera has fallen victim to a bacterial leaf spot. While this condition may seem daringly alarming and detrimental at first, don’t fret! We’re … Read more
The fiddle leaf fig tree features multiple branches and unique foliage. The foliage makes it a popular ornamental tree for anyone looking for an indoor plant. The tree can provide an attractive décor for living spaces and allows you to decorate the indoors with plants. But when the foliage at the top matures, they become … Read more
If you’re a plant parent, chances are you’ve come across menacing images of what is known as the “Mosaic Virus Monstera.” Described as an aggressive and seemingly unstoppable killer, this malicious monster can wreak havoc on your plants if left unchecked. But don’t be too scared just yet. While it sounds like something out of … Read more
Do you love or adore the color pattern of the lovely Half moon monstera? I bet you do! I mean, you wouldn’t miss falling for the green-white structure of the half-moon variegated . leaves. So, if you’re a diehard fan of the rare half-moon variegations, this article suits you. But if you aren’t familiar with … Read more