Diseases in houseplants and garden plants. Bacterial infections, pests and malnutrition as well as diseases caused by over- or under-watering in houseplants and outdoor plants. Furthermore, problems caused by too much or too little light.
I love my eugenia plants. I planted mine near my white-picket-fence to make my front garden area more private. I also own a few that I use for topiaries too. I ensure I take really good care of my eugenias since they are my pride and joy, and the second thing anyone who passes by …
I love growing tomatoes; I can use them in salads, soups, and so much more. I even use the leaves to not waste them, and they are tasty. When I spotted what looked like a white powder on my tomato leaves, I was very worried. How do I treat this? Is this preventable for next …
Plant discoloration is a sign that your plants are struggling. If you are a plant owner, you have probably realized the changes plants go through if they aren’t taken care of. Plants droop, and in most cases, the leaves change color. It’s crucial to understand the signs the plant shows and interpret them well to …
Tomatoes are popular fruits or vegetables for your home garden. Tomato plants are susceptible to diseases, especially during summer, so don’t panic if you notice small or large holes in your crops. Holes on tomato leaves are caused by physical and chemical damage and certain types of insects, worms, and diseases. These holes impact plant …
Your pothos plant can lose its green leaves and turn brown under the wrong conditions. This typically occurs due to sudden weather changes and extreme temperatures, but other common causes include overwatering, underwatering, root rot. Why are pothos leaves turning brown? The reasons why pothos leaves are turning brown are over-or underwatering, non-ideal temperatures, …