Hibiscus are tropical plants that thrive in full sun, moist soil, with consistent warm temperatures. higher humidity and away from wind or draughts. The reason for a hibiscus dying is usually dry...
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As a general rule, water petunias once a week with a thorough watering to promote healthy roots. Petunias prefer soil that is evenly moist, yet well draining as damp soil causes root rot. Wait until...
Petunias are tender annual flowering plants that do not tolerate frost or cold temperatures and die back in Winter. Dying and wilting petunias are usually because of fungal diseases such as root...
Water mint plants twice a week with a thorough watering so that excess water trickles from the base of the pot or container. Mint plants require the soil to be evenly moist but not saturated to...
Whilst overwatering is the most common reason for potted rosemary plants dying, the correct potting soil is as important as an optimal water schedule, because if the rosemary's roots are sat in...
Clay and terracotta pots measuring at least 12 inches across are the best of pots for growing rosemary. Clay and terracotta are porous which allows the soil to dry after watering, they do not heat up...