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Why does the goldfish plant keep dropping leaves? Plus care tips
The goldfish plant, also called the goldfish flower, is a potted plant that is very well suited to growing indoors. It has dark green leaves and orange and pink flowers; seen from above, its flowers look like little goldfish. It is a hanging indoor plant that blooms very easily
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What should you do if a potted jade plant (Portulacaria afra) drops its leaves during care?
The scientific name of the jade plant is Portulacaria afra; it is a perennial evergreen succulent shrub of the genus Portulacaria in the family Portulacaceae. Grown in the ground, the jade plant can reach 4 m tall, making it a giant compared with our usual potted plants. The old stems of the jade plant are rugged and ancient-looking, and its leaves are small and exquisite
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Why Is Your Fiddle-Leaf Fig Dropping Leaves? Causes and Solutions Explained
The fiddle-leaf fig is an evergreen tree of the genus Ficus in the mulberry family (Moraceae). Its leaves are large, broad and fiddle-shaped at the tip, thick and leathery, dark green and glossy, with dense foliage and short internodes, giving it high ornamental value. When a fiddle-leaf fig drops its leaves during care, what is going on? The specific causes and solutions
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Bougainvillea dropping flowers may be caused by overwatering
As a flowering ornamental plant, bougainvillea is deeply loved by people for its long flowering period, bright colors, and unique shape. In the actual care process, many flower enthusiasts report that their bougainvillea shows flower drop, or does not bloom as scheduled. What exactly is the reason
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What should you do when a potted African jasmine (Fagraea ceilanica) keeps dropping leaves?
African jasmine is a foliage and flowering plant with emerald-green leaves and small white flowers. Its original name is Fagraea ceilanica, and it is not the same plant as jasmine. African jasmine has a light fragrance, and when grown in a pot it is also easy to care for, so it is suitable for placing at home
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Why Succulents Drop Leaves in Winter and How to Fix It
Succulents are small and cute, easy to care for, and the top choice for beginner gardeners. In recent years, a craze for growing succulents has swept in, and many people love to place a pot in their homes and offices. As temperatures drop, quite a few people have noticed their succulents dropping leaves, so
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Causes and Solutions for Yellowing and Dropping Leaves on Potted Bougainvillea
Bougainvillea is a flowering plant with a unique flower shape, a wide range of flower colors, and a long blooming period. It is especially suitable as a spring-welcoming flower, and is commonly grown in homes or courtyards, where it looks very festive. Bougainvillea is a plant that loves warmth and light, so when caring for it you must understand its
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Why is my camellia, one of China's top ten famous flowers, dropping its leaves?
Camellia, also called camellia flower, is one of China's top ten famous flowers, with gorgeous flower colors, and is a well-known horticultural variety. So, why is the camellia dropping its leaves? Let's find out together! 1. Overwatering When growing camellias, some people water them heavily in the hope that they will grow quickly and bloom early, not realizing that this is a mistake, because although camellias need a supply of water to grow well, too much water will cause water to accumulate in the pot. Water accumulation will make the camellia's roots unable to breathe properly, the soil will be too moist and root rot will occur, causing it to drop its leaves. Therefore, when watering camellias, you must pay attention to the amount; watering in the right amount is what will have a positive effect on their growth.
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Azalea Dropping Leaves: What to Do? Detailed Post-Bloom Care Methods
Azaleas are very showy flowers. Especially once winter arrives, many flower lovers like to keep a pot of azaleas, but azaleas are rather delicate, and a slight lapse in care will cause leaf drop. So what should you do? 1. Dry and wet
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How Poultry Keepers Diagnose Chicken Diseases by Looking at Chicken Droppings
Generally, normal chicken droppings are strip-shaped, with a layer of white urate covering the surface, and are moderate in firmness. Their color can vary depending on the type of feed, mostly grayish green or sauce yellow. If they are too hard or too thin, it is caused by insufficient or excessive drinking water.
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