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These ornamental grasses grow well in pots, and are easier to care for and more beautiful than pothos and spider plants
If you are a novice gardener who manages to kill even pothos and spider plants, then you might as well try growing some perennial ornamental grasses, plants that do not need frequent care and are especially drought-tolerant and tolerant of poor soil. Another advantage of ornamental grasses is...
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Grow pothos and gardenias like this, and they will run wild and fill your whole home
Everyone grows flowers, so why is it that other people's plants have deep green leaves and bright blooms, while yours are skinny and reluctant to grow? Today Huahua will teach you a few little tricks, guaranteed to help you grow beautiful plants too!
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Pothos keeps getting yellow leaves and root rot? Bury a little of this in the pot and it will soak up water and grow vigorously without yellowing leaves
Pothos is a common household potted plant, but many friends cannot grow it well and always end up with root rot and yellow leaves. What is going on, and what should we do to grow pothos well? 1. Soil. Generally, the pothos potted plants sold on the market have soil with very good drainage...
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Pothos and gardenia leaves always turning yellow? Soak them in this magic water, and the leaves will be glossy and the flowers plentiful.
A few days ago, Huahua went to visit a friend's house and actually discovered her playing with mud at home! Huahua was shocked at the time! It wasn't until the friend personally demonstrated it for Huahua that Huahua realized that mud is actually a great thing for growing flowers!
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Why Pothos Leaves Turn Black and How to Fix It
Many people like to place a pot of pothos with lush green, vibrant leaves in their bedroom or office, because it gives a strong sense of life. However, pothos leaves can turn black for various reasons, and when this happens we need to identify the cause and then address it: if it is due to low temperature, raise it above 10°C; if it is sunburn from strong light, give it appropriate shade; if it lacks water, appropriately increase the frequency of watering.
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Reasons for Yellow Spots on Pothos Leaves and How to Fix Them
Many people grow pothos (Epipremnum aureum), because it is both decorative and has many benefits for the air. However, some fairly serious problems can arise when growing it, such as yellow spots on the leaves. When this happens, we first need to identify the cause and then address it: if it is due to too little light, appropriately increase the amount of light it receives; if it is due to high humidity, reduce it moderately.
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Reasons for and solutions to pothos leaves withering
Both water-cultured and soil-cultured pothos can show withering, but the causes differ, so if we notice it withering, because the causes are different, the measures we should take are also different: if bacteria have grown, remove them promptly; if the moisture is improper, replenishing water or placing it in a ventilated spot to let the water evaporate; if the light is too strong, reduce it slightly; if too much fertilizer was applied, flush out the excess fertilizer.
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What to Do When Pothos Leaves Wilt? Find the Cause and Fix It in Time
Sometimes we notice that the plant we are growing looks lifeless, with all its leaves drooping. At times like this, what methods should we use to restore it to its former vibrant state? We need to pinpoint the cause and treat the problem accordingly. If it is caused by pests or disease, then kill the pests; if it is caused by improper watering or fertilizing, then adjust the way you water and fertilize; if the environment it is kept in does not suit it, then adjust it in time and give it good growing conditions.
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What to Do When Pothos Leaves Split? Causes and Solutions
While growing pothos, we may notice that its leaves have split, but we do not know the specific reason. Today we will explain this in detail. Generally, there are four causes, including normal metabolism, waterlogging, over-fertilizing, and root rot. For these four causes, we can respectively adopt four methods: gradual care, placing it in a windy spot to dry out, flushing away excess fertilizer, and trimming the roots and replanting.
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What causes black spots on pothos leaves?
Most people growing pothos will find that their plant is not entirely green, but has black spots. What is going on? There are actually several reasons: the most common is leaf spot disease; in addition, overly stuffy air, insufficient light, or an environment that is not warm enough can also trigger this condition. Next, let us look at how to solve it.
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