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Dracaena is undeniably one of the most popular houseplants in the United States. However, as with everything else, bringing it into your house will not be without its challenges, especially if you own a pet. Dogs aren’t the smartest in comprehending what’s good for them. They may recklessly bite your plants and eat whatever comes … Read more >>
The Sago palms have been here since the age of dinosaurs and have survived them and so many other generations. The low maintenance allows them to outlive many civilizations. These are also called Cycas revoluta, which are small, about 3 to 20 ft tall and 2 to 12 ft wide. The plant is old and … Read more >>
Ficus lyrata, or fiddle leaf figs, are occasionally attacked by insects or pests, yet whenever they are, they can be highly harmful to the plant. One might be curious as to why pests pick on the fiddle leaves and how to keep them at bay. We’ll learn about that. Fiddle leaves are known to draw … Read more >>
Kentia palm plants are among the best houseplants in the United States when it comes to caring for them. However, as with everything else, they also come with challenges and potential downsides. Despite the low maintenance costs, they can bring about significant worry in your life. With Kentia’s palm, underwatering often stands out as the … Read more >>
Ponytail Palm is a gorgeous indoor plant popular among many gardeners. It is striking in appearance, reasonably low-maintenance, and tolerant of infrequent watering. The simplicity and beauty of the Ponytail Palm lead many to wonder if it’s possible to propagate new plants from their current tree. A ponytail plant can grow from a cutting, but … Read more >>
Different types of plants can sometimes require various forms of care. Some plants are easy to take care of, while others can be trickier. Prayer plants can sometimes be challenging because they need certain conditions to survive, and they often show distress through yellowing leaves. Your prayer plant is turning yellow because it is stressed, … Read more >>
Maranta leuconeura is a leafy flowering plant that’s native to the tropical forests of Brazil, but it’s more commonly known as the “prayer plant” because the leaves fold together at night to form what looks like a pair of praying hands. Its native environment offers the right conditions and allows it to grow up to … Read more >>
Prayer plants are among the most beautiful and intriguing species in the plant kingdom. They react strongly to light—so their leaves spread to the sun during the day and then fold at night. They are among the pickiest, too, and can throw little tantrums when they’re dissatisfied or there are environmental changes. Your prayer plant’s … Read more >>
Marantas, or prayer plants, are famous for their color and beautiful foliage. Native to the tropical forests of Brazil, they can be challenging to maintain in cooler or drier climates. So, when your prayer plant blossoms, is it a good thing? Prayer plants flower when they are thriving. Flowers on your plant indicate that it … Read more >>
Prayer plants are one of the most popular houseplants around. They’re easy to care for and add a splash of color to any room. But, sometimes, prayer plants start drooping for no apparent reason, so what’s going on? Prayer plants can start drooping due to an inadequate watering schedule, too much light intensity, failure to … Read more >>