Robby White mold on orchid roots can be a concerning discovery for any orchid grower. This common orchid disease appears as a fuzzy white growth on the roots and potting medium. If left unchecked, it can spread throughout the plant and wreak havoc. However, with some knowledge and preventative care, white mold on orchid roots can … Read more
The snapdragon is a type of flower that not only blooms for a long time but also brings color into any room. Snapdragons look great in wildflower bouquets or in a wild meadow. Their special appearance attracts everyones attention. Snapdragon flowers are a beloved garden flower that add vibrant color and interest to any outdoor … Read more
Maybe because they are usually found in tropical places, palm plants can make you feel calm and peaceful like no other houseplant can. If you can give them the right conditions, palms can be good houseplants. To know what each species needs, you need to be able to identify indoor palm plants. The areca palm … Read more
Growing Shasta Daisies From Seed — Shasta Daisies are an excellent perennial flower. They are super easy to grow from seed, great for bouquets, and they multiply like crazy. Actually, all you have to do is set it and forget about it. You’ll be glad you did it years from now. With their classic white … Read more
Perlite is a common additive used by gardeners and indoor plant enthusiasts to improve soil drainage and aeration. But figuring out exactly how much perlite to add per gallon of soil can be tricky. Use too little and you won’t see the benefits. Use too much, and you could hurt your plants. So what’s the … Read more
Sunflowers, the tallest flower in the world, captivate us with their beautiful faces and unwavering gaze toward the star that gives them life. However, despite how beautiful they are to look at, their smell is still a mystery. It is often described as faint, elusive, and subjective. Unlike their fragrant floral brethren, sunflowers don’t rely … Read more
Step one in diagnosing brown spots on your cannabis leaves is to play detective. Don your Sherlock Holmes hat and examine the affected plant parts. Look for discoloration or damage on the leaves, stems, and roots. can be a big clue. Are the spots all over the place or neatly lined up? Do they look … Read more
Spring wouldn’t be the same without tulips. The showy bulbs have lovely flowers in almost every color you can think of, from soft pastels to bright, hot colors. They are perfect for adding colour to borders in April and May and grow very well in pots. Tulips are spring bulbs, planted in mid to late … Read more
As a peach tree owner, it can be alarming to notice your tree shedding leaves during the summer months. After all, this is typically the peak of the growing season when foliage should be full and lush. However, leaf loss at this time is not necessarily a cause for panic. There are several potential reasons … Read more
Calla lily, also known as arum lily, is not a true lily. It belongs to the genus Zantedeschia which originates from South Africa. The huge, flower-like spathes of the calla lily are now coming in a lot of different colors, making it a more popular house plant as well as a garden and patio plant. … Read more