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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 >>
I recently purchased a Philodendron plant called White Measure. I love that it’s got a striking green-and-white variegated appearance which makes it stand out in my indoor garden, but I was confused because it doesn’t look exactly like other White Measure plants I’ve seen. Some say it’s a Philodendron Birkin, but how do these plants … Read more >>
Philodendrons are beautiful green houseplants, popular around the US and other parts of the world. A healthy philodendron shouldn’t have yellow leaves, so if yours does, it indicates there is an issue. Philodendron leaves turn yellow when the plant is experiencing issues like overwatering and underwatering. If the soil looks very dry, you should water … Read more >>
While a philodendron plant can take a few days to a few weeks for its leaves to unfurl, it might sometimes seem like its leaves are stuck. Although you can unfurl the leaves yourself, this isn’t recommended—it can damage the plant and still won’t be a long-term solution to the problem. If Philodendron leaves don’t … Read more >>
After noticing the roots of your philodendron have overfilled the pot, you have decided to repot it. You have done everything right and by every rule in the book, but despite your best efforts, the leaves have started curling overnight, leaving you with the question: Why is this happening? The leaves of your philodendron are … Read more >>
Philodendrons are popular indoor plants that are relatively easy to maintain. Philodendron Birkins, however, is a variety that needs a little more care as they are susceptible to browning leaves. Birkins are a top choice among plant lovers and collectors because of the fascinating patterns on their foliage, but sometimes they may start to turn … Read more >>
The Philodendron Birkin is a stunning plant with creamy stripes on its dark green leaves. It is relatively easy to care for as long as you provide the best possible living conditions. However, there is one issue that is pretty common for this philodendron hybrid: brown spots. Philodendron Birkins can develop brown spots on their … Read more >>