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Why Is My Portulaca Wilting or Drooping? Causes and Solutions
Wilting and drooping is not very common in Portulaca and is usually caused by a very unsuitable soil, severe overwatering or simply forgetting to water …
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How Do I Tell if My Lithops Has Gone Dormant?
Lithops goes through both summer and winter dormancy – after the summer has ended, it usually grows a new pair of leaves and gets rid …
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Zebra Succulent Browning and Dying? (Reviving and Care Guide)
Although the zebra succulent (Haworthia fasciata/attenuata) is not easy to kill, it can sometimes display signs of discoloration, the most dangerous of which is browning …
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Why Is My Stapelia Wilting or Drooping? (Reviving and Care Guide)
Although Stapelia is one of the easiest plants to care for and propagate, this succulent can still experience wilting and drooping. These issues arise from …
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Misting Plants – Pros, Cons, and How Does It Work?
Misting is a somewhat controversial topic among plant enthusiasts – according to some people, frequent misting can lead to many problems and create an environment …
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Why do Camellia Leaves Curl, Brown, and Fall Off? Here’s Why
Leaf curl in Camellia shrubs is usually caused by sun scalding – although camellias do need a lot of light, they often have trouble dealing …
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Why Are My Lotus Leaves Turning Brown? Causes, Solution and Care
Although Lotus is very easy to care for, rotting, browning and yellowing of the leaves is relatively common. Usually, the affected leaves eventually completely rot …
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Pilosocereus cacti growing problems, care, and solutions
Although Pilosocerus are easy to care for and have practically identical growth requirements to all other species in this cacti, they are susceptible to certain …
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What is the difference between potting soil and succulent soil?
Succulent soil, also known as a ‘cactus potting mix’ isn’t much different from regular potting soil. The only difference is that it contains amendments that …
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Is My Tap Water Killing My Plants?
A very common opinion is that tap water contains excess salts, which will build up in the soil over time, causing root problems. All of …