Houseplant Care — plant anatomy
Karina Aldredge
Are your Houseplants Hungry? Take a quick test!
Wondering why your plants are looking sad, not growing, or turning pale? They might be hungry! Here's a quick checklist to understand what your houseplants are trying to tell you.
Karina Aldredge
5 Signs Your Plant Needs More Light
Did your plant go from full and vibrant to leggy and pale? Are the leaves getting smaller and turning yellow? Is it a bit droopy or growing in a twisting its way toward the closest light source?
More than likely your plant is trying to tell you, I NEED MORE LIGHT PLEASE! If your plants could talk they would say, please move me closer to the window or give me a grow light and once I get adequate light, please give me a nice dose of nutrients to put that light energy to work, thank you!
Karina Aldredge
Should you Spray your Plants? Foliar Feeding for Houseplants and Garden
Understanding how leaves function is essential to becoming a skilled plant parent and garden steward. To keep your plants thriving year-round, it’s important to nurture them through the various challenges they face. In this guide, we’ll explore foliar feeding, stomata, and leaf cuticles—key elements that will support your plants’ health and longevity.
Karina Aldredge
Everything you need to know about growing Alocasia
From corm to leaf, our best tips for growing alocasia indoors.
Did you know Alocasia (just like oxalis) can happily go dormant during the winter months in your home? When temps drop and sunlight is less intense, alocasia may actually enjoy a long winter's nap unless kept in bright sun or under grow lights.
Tips for growing Alocasia from corms and year round in your home!
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