Your coneflower plant may die due to Alternaria leaf spot or Bacterial leaf spot, in both these conditions, you’ll notice black spots on leaves. Aphid infection and Aster yellows can also kill the plant. The plant shows dying/wilting signs due to Transplant shock too. The coneflower plant is also called Echinacea by the experts. Coneflower …
Why is My Coneflower Plant Dying? (And How To Revive It!) Read More »
Azomite is essentially rock dust. Azomite is rich in various types of nutrients. Azomite mainly has Silica. It has many trace elements including but not limited to Boron, Magnesium, Iron, Copper, Potassium, and Zinc. Greensand adds a beautiful free-draining texture to the potting mix. Potash is good for plants as it increases disease resistance. Greensand …
Azomite vs Greensand: Key Differences Explained! Read More »
Pitcher plants are unique and beautiful plants that are often kept indoors. They are kept in homes for their beautiful pitchers. Nepenthes ventricosa looks awesome with its red pitchers. The red-colored pitchers are contrasted by the green foliage of the plant. How to care for Nepenthes ventricosa It is easy to care for the Nepenthes …
Nepenthes ventricosa Care & Growing Guide (Do’s & Don’ts) Read More »
Too much sunlight causes yellowing in Pachysandra. The same signs are seen when the plant is in waterlogged conditions. Yellowing is also seen due to Iron Chlorosis, which occurs due to a deficiency of iron in the soil. Foliage may become yellow because of the Spider mite or Root-knot nematode infection. Pachysandra is an evergreen …
Pachysandra Turning Yellow? 5 Tips to Nurse It Back to Health Read More »
Mandevilla plant shows dying signs often due to Nutrient deficiency, Poor drainage, or Spider mite infection. Southern blight bacteria and Aphids may deteriorate the plant’s health too. Anthracnose and Powdery Mildew are also commonly seen in Mandevilla plants. ‘Mandevilla’ is a group of tropical and subtropical plants. Mandevilla is also called a Rock trumpet. It …
Dying Mandevilla Plant? 9 Tips to Nurse It Back To Health Read More »
Orchids are lovely. They are kept for their beautiful blossoms and shiny, immaculate leaves. What if those leaves turn white in color due to some disease/pest? It’s unimaginably wrong. It shouldn’t happen to one’s orchid plant. But it happens. You can prevent this. Let’s see how. Why are my Orchid leaves turning white? Orchid leaves …
Orchid Leaves Turning White? 4 Tips To Nurse It Back To Health Read More »
Dieffenbachia dies mainly due to overwatering. Dieffenbachia shows dying signs when the plant receives too much direct sunlight. Dieffenbachia dies immediately after potting due to transplant shock if it has been transplanted of late. Yellow leaves are seen in Dieffenbachia due to Nutritional deficiency and the condition is called ‘Chlorosis’. Dieffenbachia is kept indoors by …
Dieffenbachia Plant Dying? 9 Tips To Nurse It Back To Health Read More »
Daphne is a small, evergreen shrub with beautiful flowers that smell sweet. They are kept for their fragrance in gardens and indoors(some varieties). They will do well either in pots or in the garden, but sometimes things may go south. Daphne plants may die due to various reasons. Aphid infestation or herbicidal spray damage causes …
Why is My Daphne Plant Dying? (And How To Fix It!) Read More »
Lilly Pilly plants may show dying signs due to various reasons. Heat stress and Scale infestation cause leaf browning. Frost and windy weather can make them drop leaves. Root Rot, Phytophthora, and Myrtle rust are also common reasons for the death of Lilly Pilly plants. Psyllids are a usual sight in Lilly Pilly hedge plants. …
Lilly Pilly Hedge Dying? (Here’s Why & How To Fix It!) Read More »
Potinara orchids are plants with beautiful blossoms that are called Pots by enthusiasts. This plant is a hybrid made out of four genera of orchids. Don’t you dare think that they are just another type of Orchids. They need special care and attention to thrive indoors. I don’t want to freak you out, it’s easy …
Potinara Orchid Care & Growing Guide (Along with Do’s & Don’ts!) Read More »
