My aloe plant has no roots? What’s up with that? The first reaction of plant owners is shock and fear once they discover this. After all, we all know how important roots are for a plant’s survival. As such, when your aloe plant looks a bit unstable. And the moment you unpot it, you immediately …
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An underwatered aloe plant is usually a rare instance. But it can happen. Aloe vera plants are desert dwellers. As such, they can tolerate periods of drought. And they are equipped for it thanks to their thick, fleshy leaves which store moisture. However, if you don’t water the plant for months at a time, you’ll …
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An overwatered string of hearts can be worrisome. And you’ll see a variety of symptoms appear. But fear not. The good news is that you can save your overwatered string of hearts in most cases. The key is to identify the problem and assess how serious or minor the damage is. From there you can …
An overwatered lithops is something I’ve seen more often that I’ve wanted to. In fact, some, shops including big box stores, don’t take care of them properly that you end up with sick or weak looking lithops. To me, that’s just sad given that these are little beauties that are amazingly unique. Part of the …
Aloe vera root rot is a common problem experiences by plant owners because of its ability to tolerate drought and store moisture in its leaves. As a result, watering the plant like your other houseplants is not a good idea. Instead, aloe plants should be treated like other succulents. But in case your plant develops …
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And overwatered aloe plant is something that needs immediate attention. It is a common problem with this beautiful succulent since many people usually water it like they do their other houseplants. Unfortunately, doing this results in giving it too much moisture. Like other succulents, aloe vera are drought tolerant as they’re used to dry, desert …
Jade plant root rot is something you should never take for granted. Unfortunately, as dangerous as it is for your plant’s health, it is also a hidden killer since it happens under the soil. What’s worse is that the plant, being a succulent, has thick, fleshy leaves that store moisture. This makes it even more …
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Mexican Fence Post Cactus are also known as Pachycereus Marginatus. Although, you may see it documented in references as Lophocereus marginatus, which is the plant’s scientific name. Other names you may here this plant referred to by include Organ Pipe Cactus and Organ Cactus. The plant gets its name Fence Post Cactus from its shape …
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An overwatered jade plant is unfortunately a common occurrence. That’s because Jade Plants are succulents. So, if you water them like regular houseplants, you’ll end up giving it too much moisture. That’s because it stores water in its fleshy leaves. How can you save an overwatered Jade Plant? First, it is important to know the …
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Cacti are beautiful plants with many colors, shapes and looks. But if your cactus is turning black that’s not normal. As such, it is important to observe your plant because a cactus turning black can start from something as minor as a few small black spots. But they will quickly progress and spread. In this …
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