Indoor Plants

This category has all the information you need to grow some awesome plants indoors.

Why Cyclamen Dying

Dying Cyclamen Plants? (Troubleshooting 9 Common Problems)

Cyclamen declining and dying is typically caused by overwatering issues leading to root rot. Saturated soil deprives roots of oxygen. Fusarium wilt is a fungal infection that can kill Cyclamen plants. Severe Vine Weevil infestation can also kill the Cyclamen plant.  Improve drainage by amending soil and using containers with holes. Allow soil to partially …

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Ponytail Palm Dying

Ponytail Palm Dying?(Troubleshooting 11 Common Problems)

A Ponytail Palm typically dies due to overwatering, underwatering, excess or deficient fertilizer. Pests, inappropriate soil, and temperature could also adversely affect a ponytail palm. Follow proper cultural practices to keep your Ponytail Palm healthy. The ponytail palm plant is also called the Elephant’s foot palm, due to the stem’s resemblance to an Elephant’s foot. …

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Nutricote vs Osmocote

Nutricote vs Osmocote: 5 Key Differences!

The main difference between Nutricote and Osmocote is the nutrient-release trigger. Nutricote releases nutrients when the pellets come in contact with water. Osmocote quickly releases the nutrients once the temperature is above 80F. Get yourself Osmocote fertilizer if the temperature in your area is predictable. Get Nutricote fertilizer if you’re unsure which one to buy. …

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Why are my Ixora leaves turning brown?

Why Is My Ixora Dying? (Troubleshooting 7 Common Problems)

Ixora shows dying signs typically due to improper soil moisture, diseases like root rot, inadequate sunlight, cold injury, or nutrient deficiencies. Check soil drainage and watering habits. Inspect roots for rot and leaves for disease spots. Ensure Ixora gets 6+ hours of sun. Protect from frost if needed. Fertilize and amend soil as required. With …

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Why is My Christmas Cactus Dying

Christmas Cactus Dying? (Here’s Why & How to Fix It!)

Christmas cactus dies typically due to overwatering, underwatering, and inadequate light. These plants need bright, indirect light. Too much direct sun can scorch leaves. Underwatering causes leaves to shrivel, while overwatering rots roots and turns leaves limp. Water only when the top inch of soil is dry. Low humidity also causes leaf drop. Mist the …

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Why is my Chive Plant Dying

Why is my Chive Plant Dying? (Here’s Why & How to Fix It!)

Chive plants dying may be caused by fungal/bacterial diseases, poor drainage, overwatering, nutrient deficiencies, excessive heat, or winter damage. If Chives are yellowing after the transplant, they are dying due to transplant shock. Check roots and growing conditions.  The chive plant is a close relative of the onion, garlic, and shallot plants. This plant is …

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why is my pencil cactus dying

Pencil Cactus Dying? 8 Common Problems And Solutions

Pencil cacti die mainly due to overwatering. These succulents prefer infrequent but thorough watering. Allow the soil to fully dry between waterings. Drooping stems, yellowing leaves, and rotting roots indicate too much moisture. Improve drainage, water less frequently, and move to a sunnier location to prevent further decline. The Pencil Cactus is a species of …

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