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Prayer plants are well-loved for their gorgeous foliage and striking leaf patterns. The goal of probably every plant parent is to grow lush, vibrant greenery that will be the envy of others. Pruning your prayer plant is a great way to achieve that thick, bushy look. Pruning your prayer plant may seem daunting, but if … Read more >>
A clear glass jar on a sunny sill, holding a heartleaf philodendron cutting with pale new roots, is one of the most satisfying sights in a plant-filled room. The short version: Propagating philodendron in water works best with a 4 to 6 inch vining cutting that has at least one node, set in room-temperature water … Read more >>
Propagating your plants is an excellent way to grow your plant army without spending money. Plant propagation can also be done as a small side business or be a perfect way to gift a new neighbor in your Florida a gift that can grow with them! For the propagation of a prayer plant, plant experts … Read more >>
Your majestic ponytail palm will have a thick, bulbous trunk, regardless of whether it’s grown in a pot or the garden. If this trunk has become soft or mushy, you might wonder if something is wrong with the plant. Unfortunately, this is a common problem that requires you to react as quickly as possible. A … Read more >>
Your ponytail palm sits by the window with its swollen trunk wedged into a plastic pot, roots poking out the bottom and the whole plant tipping forward whenever you turn it. If that sounds familiar, ponytail palm repotting is probably on your list, and the process is simpler than it looks. The short version: Repot … Read more >>
Your ponytail palm sits by the window with a swollen trunk, a fountain of long leaves, and a few crispy brown tips that keep catching your eye. Ponytail palm pruning is mostly cosmetic, and the plant needs very little of it to stay healthy indoors. The short version: Trim brown tips with clean, sharp scissors, … Read more >>
The Beaucarnea recurvata, commonly known as ponytail palm, is one of the most popular choices for medium to large-sized houseplants. It’s tolerant to neglect, cold-hardy, and resilient to many plant diseases, but it can still be prone to certain conditions. A Ponytail palm plant will show its current state through its leaves. When a ponytail … Read more >>
One of the hallmarks of your ponytail palm plant is its long leaves. While these leaves can reach lengths of approximately three feet (91.44 cm) when kept indoors, they can grow up to six feet (182.88 cm) outdoors. You might wonder if the leaves of your ponytail palm are too long and what you should … Read more >>
A polka dot plant (Hypoestes phyllostachya) is an evergreen shrub that thrives in tropical climates. As a result, its watering schedule and hydration preferences can widely differ from what you might be used to as a gardener. Lucky for you, in this article, you’ll learn all there is to know about polka dot plant watering, … Read more >>
Polka dot plants brighten up your space with their fun, colorful leaves. However, if your plant’s leaves start to become crispy, it not only ruins their aesthetic but can also make you worried about your plant’s health. Your polka dot plant has crispy leaves either because it is getting too much sun or you are … Read more >>