If you’re noticing fruit flies around your plants, it typically indicates the presence of decaying organic matter or overripe fruits in the vicinity. Fruit flies are attracted to the fermenting sugars and yeasts that are produced during decomposition. Here are a few common reasons why fruit flies may be around your plants: To help address … Read more
Honeydew. If your houseplants are sticky, it is likely that they have a substance called honeydew on their leaves. Honeydew is a sticky, sugary substance that is secreted by certain insects, such as aphids, scale insects, or mealybugs, as they feed on the plant’s sap. The honeydew can make your houseplants feel sticky to the … Read more
Isolate, Identify, Remove. Dealing with pests on indoor plants can be frustrating, but there are several effective methods you can use to get rid of them. Here are some steps you can take: If the pest problem persists or worsens despite your best efforts, consider seeking advice from a professional pest control service or consulting … Read more
Best way to clean your houseplants leaves: Warm damp cloth. Gently wipe the leaves clean with a wet paper towel, or a reusable cloth that has been soaked in clean, warm water. Removing dust and debris from the leaves will improve the health of your plants. Steps to Clean your Houseplant: Once your plant has … Read more
The Reason Your Spider Plant Has Brown Tips: Chlorine/Fluoride in your tap water. Chemical buildup in the soil from tap-water will cause brown tips. Leave your water in an open container overnight to help evaporate some of these chemicals. This makes it safer to use on your plants and less likely to cause discoloration on … Read more