As plant parents we all have our fair share of questions like “why is my plant wilting?” or “why are the leaves turning brown?“. In this section, you will find answers to these questions and more.
Many plant enthusiasts love to have Anthurium as an addition to their collection of houseplants. While it’s a commonly beloved pot plant, it’s also susceptible to several problems. These problems include a range of bacterial and fungal diseases and pests that affect your Anthurium’s overall condition. If you own an anthurium, you probably have questions…
You got a new Anthurium plant to add a bit of red, glowing color to your home or garden. However, things went unlike you’d expected, and you found it turning into a color other than red. That naturally makes you wonder: why is my Anthurium not red? Flamingo flowers’ red color can turn to green,…
Anthuriums are popular and visually appealing flowers. They’re also one of the easiest indoor plants to care for, which contributes to their popularity. So, you decided to get an Anthurium and bring some of its vibrant colors into your home. The issue is that it doesn’t appear to be growing. There could be several reasons…
Anthurium plants are common among plant owners because of the unique appearance of their leaves and flowers. However, one of the most common issues that Anthurium owners face is the curling of the leaves. Now, you must be wondering: Why are my Anthurium leaves curling? Well, Anthurium leaves curl when the plant doesn’t receive enough…
One typical issue that some gardeners have with indoor anthuriums is that they can become “leggy.” This means that their stems are stretching out so much that it takes away from their appeal. Repotting, reducing fertilizer, relocating, and cutting are the recommended courses of action once your anthurium’s “legs” grow out of hand. If you’re…
Anthuriums, (otherwise known as the laceleaf, tailflower, or flamingo flower) are renowned for their resplendent flowers and large leaves. As such, it can be jarring when the anthurium’s leaves start drooping over. In this article, we’ll be exploring the reasons why your anthurium is drooping, as well as the best fixes for it. Also, we’ll…
When I first got my African Violet, I was awestruck at this houseplant’s bright cluster of thick, fuzzy leaves and enchanting violet-like flowers. However, I quickly learned why these guys have a reputation for being delicate and somewhat picky when I noticed a handful of yellowing leaves. Normally, you’d think that African Violet leaves turning…
A few dreamy names anthuriums go by are flamingo flowers, laceleaf, painter’s palette, velvet cardboard, and bird’s nest. All are descriptive of their exotic beauty. When your anthuriums are flourishing, it’s easy to get overzealous with their care. You’re doing something right and then you do it some more. This is when things can go…
It’s every houseplant lover’s dream to see their African Violet blooming. However, this turns into a nightmare when problems like it not growing arise. African Violet may not grow well when the crucial factors, such as the right amount of light, water, and fertilizers aren’t met. The temperature and humidity level, too, can impact the…
African violets should be small houseplants. They are advertised as easy to care for and are a common gifted houseplant around Valentine’s Day and Mother’s Day. They are easy to keep but are also far from being hands off with their care. To keep the growth tamed, trimming is needed, and the plant’s environment kept…