It is frustrating when the leaves start turning yellow and the plant just stops growing for weeks. Sometimes stunted plants recover and are off to the races after stalling for some time, and sometimes they …
From giant banyan trees to mangroves, orchids and tiny succulents, a diversity of plants have aerial roots sprouting into the air above ground rather than into the soil. While some live above ground, others live …
Top 18 Plants with Aerial Roots: What are Aerial Roots? Read More »
No wonder why many people want to grow aerial roots on their houseplants, orchids, bonsai, and even succulents. Not only do they add a special look to the plant, but they also help absorb moisture …
4 Effective Ways to Promote Aerial Roots (Explained) Read More »
When white fuzz appears on seedlings or seeds, many people mistake it for mold and throw their plants away. Chances are it is healthy root hair that often develops on the young roots of seedlings …
Fuzzy Roots: Root Hair or Mold? (How to Identify) Read More »
It can be confusing – sometimes it’s called “pine bark”, sometimes “fir bark” or even “orchid bark”. Most people use the terms interchangeably, but their differences are quite significant especially when it comes to potting …
Some people want to apply keiki paste on a rootless keiki to make it grow roots, while others want to use rooting hormone to propagate shrub cuttings. Keiki paste is often confused with rooting hormone. …
Keiki Paste vs Rooting Hormone: What’s the difference? Read More »
Algae can become a problem when growing orchids and other houseplants in a semi-hydroponic setup with an inorganic medium such as LECA in clear pots. They are aesthetically unappealing to some people and they grow …
