How to Revive a Prayer Plant from 6 Common Problems
The prayer plant, also known as Maranta leuconeura, is a gorgeous, unique houseplant. This plant gets its special name from folding its leaves like praying …
Houseplant Problems & Solutions
Is Your Monstera Crying for Help? 5 Signs of Root Rot You Can’t Ignore
Monsteras have become popular houseplants, and it’s not difficult to see why. They add a tropical vibe to any room or office and are incredibly …
Is Your Monstera Root Bound? Signs Your Plant Needs a Bigger Home
Monsteras are a delight to have and grow faster than any other houseplant. If you don’t realize that and act upon it, you may end …
Rust Fungus on Monsteras (Causes, Identification, and Treatment)
You’re about to start watering your monstera when you notice rust-colored patches on its leaves. A quick Google search confirms your worries: your monstera has …
5 Common Prayer Plant Problems to Watch For
The Prayer Plant, also known as Maranta Leuconeura, is a gorgeous-looking house plant. To have one at home, you should familiarize yourself with common Prayer …
Why Monsteras Tip Over & What You Can Do (It Might Not Be What You Think!)
When we think of plants with gorgeous ornamental foliage, we immediately think of monsteras. Their large glossy leaves with distinctively slashed margins are simply unparalleled. …
Save Your Droopy Monstera from These 10 Causes Before It’s Too Late!
The Monstera deliciosa, nicknamed the Swiss Cheese Plant, is the most famous member of the Araceae family. It’s native to the tropical parts of South …
Why Is My Monstera Growing Sideways? (4 Ways to Make It Upright)
Do you notice your monstera growing in an odd direction? Don’t worry, you’re not the only one experiencing this peculiar phenomenon. Many plant owners have …
Why Are My Monstera Leaves Turning Brown? (11 Causes)
Plants and pets are incapable of communicating to us what’s hurting them, or how to make them happy. It’s entirely up to us to find …
6 Signs of an Overwatered Monstera
Monstera is a tropical plant that loves wet and humid conditions. Although wild Monsteras often tolerate heavy rain, it’s not the case for indoor plants. …