Even if your ZZ Plant is growing sideways as a natural occurrence, there may be additional factors and influences that are causing it to lean over quicker than usual. Possible factors include overwatering, underwatering, light issues, fertilizers, transplanting, and physical damage. These factors are usually present with other indicators that will let you know if…
Many who’ve enjoyed growing a Philodendron Micans have asked why Micans leaves turn red. While most agree that red leaves are stunning on a Micans, it’s understandable you want to ensure your plant is healthy. These three reasons will explain the possibilities for why your Micans has red leaves and how you can maintain its…
The Philodendron Selloum has many nicknames. It is known as the Philodendron Hope, Split-leaf Philodendron, Tree Philodendron, and Philodendron Bipinnatifidum. While it might not be the rarest or most sought-after Philodendron, it is a staple plant that any indoor and outdoor plant lover should consider adding to their collection. This plant can produce massive, show-stopping…
With their striking, velvety, and unique foliage, Anthurium add another dimension to your houseplant collection. They come in a variety of sizes, colors, and textures. There are currently over 1100 types of Anthuriums & growers are always coming up with new hybrids. Today, let’s learn about 30 of the most stunning Anthuriums for indoor &…
Anthuriums are the plants I have struggled the most with browning leaves. The only Anthurium in my collection so far without any brown spots or brown tips has been my King Anthurium! This article will examine some of the main causes of brown leaves on Anthurium and how to fix them. 1. Light Issues Direct…
The Anthurium Clarinervium (also known as ‘Velvet Cardboard’ Anthurium) is known for its large, velvet-textured emerald leaves and whitish veins. It is praised by all plant lovers worldwide and is usually the star of any plant collection. Whether you’re just starting your plant collection or have loved plants for a while, this tropical beauty might…
So, why do Monstera adansonii leaves turn yellow? There are many different reasons these beautiful plants can get yellow leaves. These include pests, overwatering, underwatering, diseases, light issues, nutrient deficiencies, temperature stress, and transplant shock. You’ll need to troubleshoot to find out which of these issues is causing yellowing leaves on the Monstera adansonii. However,…
Yellowing leaves are a plant’s way of telling you something is wrong. It is frustrating because the cause of yellowing leaves can either be easy to identify and treat or extremely difficult because of many possible causes. The reasons your Philodendron leaves are turning yellow range from watering to root issues, nutrient issues to pest…
This beautiful plant is scientifically named Zamioculas zamiifolia, understandably called “ZZ” for short. It is simple to master ZZ plant care since this aroid is exceptionally hardy, low-maintenance, and doesn’t demand tons of light. Therefore, it makes an excellent indoor plant. ZZ Plant Origins Unlike many other common tropical plants we keep indoors, the ZZ…
Syngonium Wendlandii care is relatively simple once you get to know this stunning plant. The Syngonium Wendlandii is a highly coveted houseplant for many collectors. This rare Syngonium is native to tropical South and Central America, most prominently found in Costa Rica. The Wendlandii is named after the German botanist who studied Central American botany,…