Etiolation Growth
Have you ever noticed that your succulent seems to be growing in one direction? It may be leaning towards a particular side or stretching towards the light. This phenomenon is...
Cactus and Plant Help
Can You Under Water a Cactus?
Cacti are fascinating plants that have adapted to survive in arid environments. They are known for their ability to store water in their stems, allowing them to withstand long periods...
How To Recognize and Repair Cactus Freeze Damage
Across urban balconies, spacious backyards, and interior decor, cacti have made a prominent mark as symbols of the desert's raw beauty. Their mesmerizing forms—ranging from the tall, solitary saguaros to...
Why Is My White Bird of Paradise Not Blooming
White Bird of Paradise (Strelitzia nicolai) is a stunning plant worthy of its name. It’s much larger than its similarly named cousin, reaching heights up to 30 feet in the...
How To Revive A Dying Cactus
Cacti are very popular indoor houseplants because they’re low-maintenance and easy to grow. Unfortunately, this also makes them vulnerable to the dangers of being an indoor plant. Many cactus plants...
Benefits and Issues with Anthurium Fingers
Anthurium Fingers may be tropical plants, but they're incredibly adaptive, making them a perfect indoor plant. They'll take pride of place in any home thanks to the stunning finger-like leaves...
What Causes Cacti Browning
It may have begun gradually unnoticed. Now, your San Pedro Cactus shows a noticeable color change from green to brown. This discoloration indicates an underlying issue with various possible causes....
Do Cacti Need Fertilizer?
Plants get nutrients from the soil. Cacti are no exception. Potted varieties, such as the Ric Rac Cactus often need help getting the nourishment they need. That’s where fertilizer...
How to Care for Your Anthurium Fingers
An Anthurium Fingers plant requests your attention. Its name accurately reflects its deep-lobed hands-like leaves. The tropical appearance hints at the requirements of this Mexican species. It is an...
What Humidity Should I Keep My Succulents?
Plants are amazing when it comes to adaptation, all 435,000 land species. Succulents are an excellent example. Most live in dry climates. They survive by storing moisture in their fleshy...
Common Illnesses and Treatments for the Ficus Microcarpa
Looking at a Ficus microcarpa as a bonsai, it’s hard to believe it’s the same plant as the towering Chinese Banyan. However, it’s well-suited as a houseplant. The Ficus microcarpa...
Causes of Cacti Yellowing
Even though cacti are tough plants, things can go wrong sometimes. Yellow leaves are a common result. However, it’s essential to remember that it’s a symptom. It’s not necessarily diagnostic...
What Is Corking in Cacti?
Cacti are survivors. When you think about the environmental challenges that these succulents endure, they're amazing organisms. Understandably, you’d be concerned about your cactus if you notice it starting to...
What Causes Root Rot?
Root rot is a terrible disease that can affect most plants and flowers. In fact, root rot is the number one killer of plants. But what exactly is root rot?...
How Can I Tell If I'm Watering My Cactus Enough?
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When most people picture a cactus, they immediately imagine an arid desert scene in the middle of a severe drought with temperatures soaring and a lone tumbleweed rolling across the...
How Do Cactus Cuttings Re-Root Themselves?
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If you're looking for a household plant that looks great and doesn't require a ton of maintenance, then a cactus is a great choice. Not only are cacti hardy and...