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 >>
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 >>
Plants are known to be one of the early forms of food sources. Many scientists may not agree, but from the point of view of human beings, plant food was one of the earliest forms of food consumed. These days, it is still true as people continue to eat plants in some form or another. … Read more >>
Pets are like family members you care for in the best ways possible. Animals, unlike humans, cannot tell if they are going through any health problems because they cannot speak. Therefore, you must be watchful of any changes that may indicate the presence of ailments and proffer solutions before it becomes too late. Pets can … Read more >>
Not all plants grow alike in all soils. Different plants thrive in different soils, some needing more water and others in dryer soil conditions. Different soils have different qualities. Some soils are good for growing plants, while others are not as good. Soils can be made of materials like clay, sand, or rocks. Clay soils … Read more >>
Whether you live in a rented apartment, in your friend’s spare bedroom, or in your college dorm, the one way you can make your current abode feel more like home is by decorating it according to your liking. Since people are usually not allowed to repaint a rented apartment, and getting new furniture can be … Read more >>
The majesty palm (Ravenea rivularis), a typical tropical plant, is often planted inside since its hardiness ranges from USDA zones 9 to 11. Majesty palms will adapt to indoor temperatures, even though it appears quite easy for a warmth-loving palm to relocate outside for summertime. But there can be some trouble for the palm if they … Read more >>
Cycad palm leaves turning yellow is an early warning sign that something is wrong. It’s time to inspect your cycad palm leaves a little more closely than you usually do. It can be difficult to diagnose the problem because yellow leaves can be a symptom of many problems. Some of these problems are fatal if … Read more >>
One of the main steps of growing and caring for a Majesty Palm is you must know what kind of fertilizer your plan likes and how and when you need to apply it. If your plant does not get the correct nutrients, its growth and health will be affected, and nobody wants that, right? By … Read more >>
For anyone who finds great joy in caring for their indoor house plant species, the unexpected and premature death of a plant can be quite upsetting. Since most indoor plant species are usually more sensitive to their external atmospheric and living conditions than most outdoor plant species, helping these plants survive to maturity can be … Read more >>