If you’ve been growing a ZZ plant for over a year, it might be time to move it to a new home. You see, with time, ZZ plants tend to become root-bound (or pot-bound). And when that happens, they are at a greater risk of diseases and stunted growth. The only solution to prevent that …
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ZZ plants are the perfect houseplants. Okay, maybe not perfect, but definitely close. They are drought-tolerant, require little maintenance, and can even survive in even low-light conditions. But every now and then, you may need to prune them for various reasons. For example, you might notice a few yellowing leaves, or your plant may grow …
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Many people love keeping ZZ plants in their homes because of their low-maintenance, low-light, drought-tolerant, and air-purifying qualities. However, the ZZ plant belongs to the Araceae family, notorious for having many poisonous plants. Internet rumors have also amplified the dangers, as many believe that a ZZ plant is not only poisonous, but can also cause …
If you’re a forgetful plant parent, the ZZ plant can be the perfect houseplant for you. This plant is tough as nails, can survive in low-light conditions, and can live without water for quite some time. But just like everything, this plant has a weakness. A ZZ plant is much more likely to die from …
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ZZ plant is considered one of the best low-maintenance plants, but overwatering is perhaps one of its few weaknesses. Apart from watering more frequently, overwatering can also be a result of improper soil mix. The wrong soil type can retain moisture longer and cause serious overwatering issues like root rot. Conversely, improper soil can also …
ZZ plants are often recommended as low-maintenance houseplants, but even the toughest plants can go to waste if they are in the wrong pot. Choosing the right pot can make a difference between helping your ZZ happily thrive or merely survive. Features like pot size, material, and drainage contribute to the plant’s quality of life. …
Mint is a hardy and fast-growing plant that can spring back from many tough situations. But do not let its strength fool you into thinking it could not die. More importantly, if you’re growing mint for its leaves, your goal should be to have a healthy plant with aromatic shoots rather than a plant that …