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There are several reasons why your Dracaena Marginata leaves are turning yellow. The most prominent of these are overwatering and exposure to unfiltered tap water. But there could be other problems at play here. To help you solve your Dracaena Marginata problems, we have rounded up 10 reasons why Dracaena Marginata leaves turn yellow and … Read more >>
The sago palm is one of the marvels from the time when dinosaurs ruled the globe. These prehistoric plants from the Mesozoic era have been discovered petrified. They are known for their durability and adaptability to various growing situations, even though they are cycads and not palms. A few problems emerge when cultivating this plant, … Read more >>
Elephant ears are known for their large variegated leaves that sprout from bulbs. They go by several names, including taro plant and colocasia. Elephant ears are moisture-loving plants. This means they need more water to grow and achieve a larger overall size. Try to provide them with at least 2 to 3 inches of water … Read more >>
Regarding green plants, English ivy has to be one of the easiest ones to care for. It’s a vine that grows quickly and easily attaches itself to just about anything, so it’s perfect for covering up an ugly wall or tree. But what to plant with English ivy? Many plants can be planted with English … Read more >>
Most homeowners in the United States opt for palm plants, such as a parlor palm, majesty palm, or other suitable palms. These palms require little care and will last for years, making them ideal for sprucing up any indoor space. Both palms feature eye-catching displays that will flourish for years. If you are a plant … Read more >>
Although people have been adding indoor plants to their homes for a long time, this trend has only skyrocketed after going viral on social media. Today, nearly 66% of the American population owns at least one indoor planter, and most millennials simultaneously have more than five indoor plants at home. However, although an indoor plant … Read more >>
Do you have a Kentia Palm in your home or office? If so, you need to read this! There’s a pest that is infesting these plants, and it’s called the Spider Mite. These tiny mites are wreaking havoc on palms worldwide, and they’re especially prevalent in Australia. Thankfully, there are some things you can do … Read more >>
Wondering, “Why is my elephant ear turning yellow?” Well, you’re not alone. Many elephant ear plant owners in the U.S. face a similar issue. Elephant ear, also known as taro, is a tropical perennial with striking, deep green leaves. Its foliage turns yellow due to improper watering, inadequate sunlight, temperature alterations, and other reasons. Let’s … Read more >>
The huge, veiny leaves, some of which take the shape of fiddles, have made this stunning plant famous. New leaves should emerge every four to six weeks and be the same size as the older leaves. If new, tiny leaves start appearing on the plant, it means that the plant needs assistance. Causes of Small … Read more >>
In reality, Sago Palms are not exactly palms but are cycads. Cycads are an age-old variety of ferny plants. Cycads require the same fertilizer as palm trees to remain green and healthy. Sago Palms are tropical and evergreen with feathery leaves that are dark green. Despite being a Cycandaceae family member, Sago Palms leaves strongly … Read more >>