Anything rotting in the garden is a gardener’s worst nightmare. Those who plant squash and zucchinis will know the feeling very well since these fruits (yes, zucchinis are botanically considered fruits) are much more susceptible to rot than others. In this article, we’ll discuss some of the possible causes behind rotting zucchinis and what you…
I love growing garlic! For me, every experience has been rewarding and full of lessons. Have I always had positive experiences? Not at all! However, being open-minded and curious remains one of my levers in my entire gardening years. Sometimes, garlic bulbs turn out small due to NATURE and this can’t be your fault. However,…
Have you been trying to get your strawberry plant to grow and bear fruit but failed despite altering and making changes wherever you were told to? Well, I can’t say much about your past approach, but I’m pretty sure you weren’t implementing these 7 tips! 7 Strawberries Growing Tips You’re Probably Ignoring! Tip 7 –…
Have your tomato plant leaves been looking really sad and yellow lately? Yeah…it’s heartbreaking to see something you’ve planted degrade so easily, especially if you had some expectations from it. I mean…we all wish to make that tomato salsa with homegrown tomatoes, don’t we? While the seasonal cycle of the plant definitely does play a…
Unlike snake plant or gardenia leaves that take on a more “fall aesthetic” form as they turn yellow, yellow orchid leaves definitely don’t look very appealing. If you’ve ever encountered a yellowing orchid plant, you’ll know that it looks lifeless – almost like the plant’s soul has dried out and only a hollow carcass remains….
Talking purely in terms of aesthetics, yellow gardenia leaves look pretty sweet. They can add that hint of fall to your pictures and brighten up your mood like fall usually does. However, this does not mean the yellowing of gardenia leaves is normal, and, in fact, it may even be a cause of concern! So,…