Calathea leaves curling is a sign that the air is too dry. All varieties of calathea require high humidity to thrive. When humidity is too low (i.e. the air is too dry), leaves can curl up and the edges may turn brown. How to Fix Calathea Leaves Curling To fix the curling leaves, you must … Read more
The last stage of a plant’s life cycle is death. So yes, plants can die of old age. All plants keep growing until they die, but the total life span depends on the type of plant. Some plants live for many years, while others die after only a few months – once they’ve produced flowers … Read more
Peace lily flowers turn brown naturally when they reach the end of their life cycle. It’s completely normal, and not something you should worry about if your plant is otherwise healthy. However, there may be some cases where flowers turn brown prematurely. Let’s take a look at why the flowers turn brown (including care-related reasons), … Read more
Do you have tiny silver bugs in your houseplant soil? In this guide, we’ll cover what they are and how to get rid of them – for good! I check on my houseplants every morning to see which ones need water and attention. One morning I woke up to find little silvery-colored insects crawling around … Read more
The first time I laid eyes on Nerve Plant (Fittonia), I had to have it for my indoor garden. We brought home the beautiful silvery-white, tropical plant in a hanging basket. We soon discovered that the plant required a lot of attention to prevent drooping. Here’s how to save a drooping nerve plant. Water it. … Read more
