The reason for African violets dying is usually because of root rot and crown rot or due to cold temperatures. African violets need temperatures in the range of 60°F to 75°F (16°C to 24°C) and...
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English Ivy (Hedera Helix) is often touted as an easy houseplant to grow indoors. However, they do not grow as well in hot and dry climates with low humidity or in houses with significant indoor...
Money trees (Pachira aquatica) also known as Guiana chestnut are one of the easiest and most elegant houseplants to grow with their glossy green leaves and braided trunks. Money trees are native...
Monstera deliciosa (aka the Swiss cheese plant) is one of the most popular low-maintenance houseplants for beginners, revered for its stunning split leaves. Whilst monstera plants are easy to...
The reason for lilies dying is usually because the bulbs are overcrowded or planted too shallow. Lilies bulbs should be planted 8 inches apart and 6-8 inches deep. If the bulbs are too shallow or too...
The most common reasons for daisies dying are because of not enough sunlight or dry soil. Daisies need around 6 hours of direct light and consistently moist soil to flower and remain upright. If the...