I know! We've all killed a few plants haven't we? They are pretty affordable so don't feel bad. I'd rather buy a house plant and get a few months out of it than buy something from Kmart for $20 only to throw it out or list it on my Facebook Buy Swap Sell page in …
I know! We’ve all killed a few plants haven’t we? They are pretty affordable so don’t feel bad. I’d rather buy a house plant and get a few months out of it than buy something from Kmart for $20 only to throw it out or list it on my Facebook Buy Swap Sell page in a few months. At least a house plant is a little more environmentally friendly.
Anyway, if you’re like me and love indoor plants then you might treat them like they are part of the family! I love watering and looking after mine They are very therapeutic, good for your home (the air and feng shui) and look gorgeous in a basket.
WHAT’S WRONG WITH YOUR INDOOR PLANT?
Here are 6 common problems…
THIRSTY
Brown crispy edges
Solution – sit in a sink full of water to soak, then water more often letting soil dry between drinks. Use this moisture meter to work out when to water. It’s $12 and a life saver!
OVERWATERED
Soft pliable leaves – they look green but they are droopy
Solution – back off on watering. Make sure the soil is completely dry before the next water. Mostly it’s better to underwater and overwater.
NUTRIENTS
Yellow and pale
Solution – repot in some nutrient rich soil because rubbish garden soil will not be good for indoor plants.
DISEASE
Black spots or holes
Solution – remove all infected leaves and apply white oil or nursery recommended spray.
SUNLIGHT
Growing toward light
Solution – move to a bigger window or place outside. This is common with succulents. Here’s how you should water those.
HUMIDITY
Dry and falling leaves
Solution – move to less drafty space like a bathroom or mist leaves often.
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Hope this helps today! ♥ KC.
If you don’t know which indoor plant to choose you might like to read this post – Indoor Plants For Beginners.
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