Ivy leaves turn brown and crispy at the edges if the humidity is too low. Dry air saps too much moisture from ivy leaves, causing them to turn brown and die bac....

The most common reason for monstera leaves drooping is due to drought stress from underwatering and low humidity. Monstera need the soil to be evenly moist afte....

Drooping snake plant leaves indicates the soil is too damp from overwatering and slow draining soils. Snake plants are drought resistant and need the soil to dr....

Jade plants lose their leaves usually because of overwatering and poor drainage. Jade plants are drought resistant and need the potting soil to dry out between....

The leaves and leaf tips of indoor palm trees turn brown because of of drought stress, low humidity and temperatures lower then 55ºF. The lower leaves turn....

The most common reasons for spider plant leaf tips to turn brown are low humidity, fluoride in tap water or temperatures higher then 80°F or lower then 55&d....

Yellow aloe leaves can indicate the aloe’s roots are suffering from root rot because of overwatering and poor drainage. Aloe plants are drought resistant....

Desert cacti turn brown and soft because of root rot due to overwatering and poor drainage. Cacti turn brown at the base due to basal stem rot which is caused b....

Most often, ficus plants lose their leaves due to changes in temperature or humidity. Ficus plants prefer a temperature range of between 65ºF to 75ºF....

The reason for a rotting, dying cactus is because of overwatering, slow draining soils and cold temperatures, which cause the cactus to turn brown or yellow wit....

Low humidity is the most common reason for alocasia plants dying. Alocasia are native to humid tropical climates and need up to 40% humidity, whereas the indoor....

Olive trees lose their leaves due to overwatering, a lack of sunlight and cold temperatures. Indoor olive trees leaves curl and drop off due to fluctuations in....

A dying anthurium is usually because of root rot due to overwatering and poor drainage. Anthurium are epiphytes that need to grow in well aerated, porous pottin....

If the leaves of the succulent are turning yellow with a mushy texture and start dropping off, the succulent if suffering from root rot or stem rot due to overw....

Best Potting Soil for Succulent Plants IndoorsWritten by Mark Bennett in Houseplant CareThe best potting soil indoor succulents is specially made ‘succul....

Jasmine leaves turn yellow in response to overwatering, underwatering and nutrient deficiencies in the soil. If the leaves are curling, turning brown or droppin....

The most common problem when growing aloe plants is to do with overwatering and moisture retentive soils.Aloe plants are drought resistant and need the potting....

Most often, the reason for a peperomia dying is because of overwatering. Peperomias have adapted to resistant to drought and do not tolerate consistently damp s....

Kalanchoe are drought resistant succulents that need the soil to dry out almost completely between each bout of watering. If the soil is consistently damp from....

Overwatering and low humidity are the most common reasons for a dying umbrella plant. If the soil is too damp the leaves start to droop and turn yellow whereas,....

Hoya’s are native to tropical forests and have specifically adapted to growing in high humidity with bright light and well draining soil.The most common r....

Echeveria are succulents native to dry, desert environments and are adapted to full sun, infrequent rainfall, warm temperatures and grow in gritty well draining....

The reason for a dying rose bush is usually because of water stress or a nutrient deficiency. Rose leaves can turn yellow and wilt as a result of both over and....

The most common cause for a sickly, dying Venus fly trap is because of not enough direct sunlight. Venus fly traps grow in open areas in intense direct sunlight....

Lavender is a Mediterranean herb that is very easy to propagate from a cutting. Here we look through the best practices and most effective steps to ensure a hig....