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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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What to do when the leaves of a money tree develop spots? I'll teach you the correct way to handle it.
When this kind of situation appears, there are generally two possibilities. One is a disease called "leaf spot disease." If this is the cause, then the first thing to do is deal with the diseased leaves. Then, depending on how severe the situation is, spray a carbendazim or chlorothalonil solution. After that, you need to improve the environment, such as ventilation. The second possibility is improper care, mainly too much water, too much light, or too low a temperature. In that case, the corresponding approach is to adjust the factors mentioned above, and do not pour tea leaves, coffee, and the like into its pot.
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Cuttings never root? Learn these 6 methods, and 1 pot easily becomes 10 pots
Not enough plants at home to grow, and off to the flower market to buy, buy, buy again? Actually, you don't need to spend any money at all! Huahua today plans to teach everyone all the propagation techniques, so after flower lovers learn them, hurry and give them a try while it's spring!
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What to Do When Gardenia Leaves Develop Black Spots? Causes and Solutions
When this happens, the most likely cause is a disease problem, specifically "leaf spot disease." So, besides removing the diseased leaves, you also need to spray them with medicine. Another cause is poor air circulation combined with poor light, which allows some harmful bacteria to produce mildew. In that case, ventilation and plenty of light are essential. Yet another cause is too much water, with overly severe water accumulation, which can also lead to this situation. The corresponding fix is to regulate the amount of water and drain it promptly.
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Liwei's Ramblings No. 3: Let's Talk About Pots and Growing Media
Liwei's "Ramblings" - 3 (Pots and Growing Media)
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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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How do you quickly get many pots of hydrangea? Just master this method
When you see other people growing hydrangeas into one flower ball after another, don't you feel envious? Actually, propagating hydrangeas is very simple. Hydrangeas themselves like to grow under the shade of trees, and they do not need much light. Propagating hydrangeas is very simple...
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This flower is antibacterial, beautifying, and edible too; cut it once and it turns into 10 pots, more than you can handle
Aloe is a perennial succulent plant that combines edible, medicinal, ornamental, and health benefits all in one. Your aloe at home has grown so much it's overflowing the pot and there's almost no room left, so what should you do? Today Huahua will teach you the method of dividing and propagating aloe, so let's take a look!
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No need to buy succulent soil mix - dig some soil from outside and mix this in, and you'll fill 10 pots without spending a cent
Many flower lovers agonize over what soil is best for growing succulents. The soils on the market are all over the place, and the prices aren't low either! Huahua thinks buying soil is a real waste - better to mix your own soil!
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