Why houseplants keep dying and the little secrets of care to keep them alive, quickly mastered

Aloe

Common causes of death: frost damage, overwatering

When aloe is frostbitten, its leaves turn black. It is a tropical plant and is naturally afraid of the cold. When the temperature drops below 5 degrees, move it indoors to a sheltered, sunny spot;

Too much watering will cause the aloe's roots and stems to rot. Usually you only need to sprinkle a small amount of water on the leaves, and in winter just keep the soil dry

Golden pothos

Common causes of death: improper watering, unsuitable light

Improper watering of golden pothos will cause the leaves to turn yellow. It likes a hot and humid environment. When you notice the soil turns white, you can water it thoroughly;

Unsuitable light will cause the leaves to wither. Direct sunlight is taboo, but it also cannot be placed in a shady spot for a long time

Money tree

Common causes of death: temperature too low, water accumulating in the pot

This will cause the leaves to turn yellow and fall off. The money tree is most likely to die below 10 degrees. Never let water accumulate in the pot. During the growing season, just spray a small amount of water on the leaves

Calla lily

Common causes of death: strong light, improper watering, insufficient fertilizer and water

It likes shade and cannot take direct sunlight. Control watering in winter;

Calla lily likes moist, fertile soil. During the growing season, you can water and fertilize more