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Leaf spot disease is one of the most common diseases that attack philodendrons. It weakens your plants by messing with the process of photosynthesis, rendering your philodendrons unable to absorb light energy through their leaves. Leaf spot disease Philodendrons can cause water-soaked lesions and reddish-brown margins to appear on philodendron leaves. These lesions can spread … Read more >>
Calla lilies are a popular plant; it is not odd to see them in homes, offices, and parks. There have long been rumors about them being poisonous, but people just can’t resist their charm. So are these intriguing beauties as dangerous as some people say? Calla lilies are poisonous to humans but only to a … Read more >>
Hydrangeas are beautiful flowers that bloom in an array of colors and a variety of different sizes, so it can certainly be discouraging if you’ve planted hydrangeas that are struggling to produce any growth. The leading causes of stunted growth relate to indoor and outdoor planting environments. Your hydrangea is not growing mainly due to … Read more >>
Hydrangeas have a reputation for being undeniably beautiful. Some gardeners struggle with browning issues, but the reasons are hardly complicated, and each has an easy fix. Hydrangea flowers turn brown when one or all of their needs aren’t met. Ensure your shrubs get enough sunlight and water. Hydrangeas like slightly acidic soil, so doing a … Read more >>
Philodendrons make excellent indoor plants because of their adaptability. They adapt quickly to changing water conditions and lighting, allowing them to thrive both inside and outside the home. However, philodendrons need trimming periodically to prevent the plant from growing too tall and bushy. Here is how to trim your philodendron plants in 8 easy steps: … Read more >>
So you’ve got a clump of calla lilies in your garden, and they’re starting to get crowded. You’re wondering if it’s time to transplant them. If so, how do you transplant them successfully? You can transplant a calla lily in spring or fall by preparing the soil, digging up the bulbs, and separating the rhizomes. … Read more >>
Transplanting a Hydrangea shrub is a simple task, provided you have prepared for it properly and have chosen a good time to move it. Perhaps you’re moving it from one spot in the garden to another, or maybe from the garden to a container. Regardless, all you need to transplant your plant is a shovel … Read more >>
If you like aesthetic plants, the ponytail palm will impress you! These indoor thrivers make good photos and even better conversation starters. But, what does it take to keep one healthy? The best way to care for a ponytail palm is by exposing it to direct sunlight. These plants prefer to soak the sun up … Read more >>
There are many hydrangea plants, and they’re all equally beautiful. If you take care of your hydrangea and keep it hydrated, you shouldn’t run into any issues. But if you notice that your hydrangea plant is beginning to die, you should act fast to fix it! To save a dying hydrangea, you must figure out … Read more >>
Pruning hostas at the beginning of winter is the best way to take care of these plants. The hostas’ dominant season is during autumn, and you may not notice any foliage until you get to spring. As such, pruning is imperative, and you should do it over a period to ensure you effectively remove all … Read more >>