A Rural Sprout gardening report outlines five reasons cuttings may fail, including poor timing and incorrect moisture, and explains what gardeners can check.
5 Mistakes That Keep Your Cuttings From Rooting
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How To Winterize Salvias – 5 Easy Ways To Protect Plants And Guarantee Dazzling Blooms Next Year
Salvia winter care depends on the plant’s hardiness. Learn five ways to protect crowns and roots, and why fall pruning can increase risk.
Why Do I See Hair-Like Roots On My Christmas Cactus?
Hair-like roots on a Christmas cactus are aerial roots. They can form in response to stress, including watering, light or temperature problems.
Why Is My Christmas Cactus Turning Purple?
Purple Christmas cactus stems can signal stress from strong light, watering problems, nutrient shortages or temperature swings. Here’s what to check.
Why Your Houseplant Leaves Are Turning Yellow This November – And The Simple Fix To Reverse The Damage
Shorter days can slow houseplant growth and water use. Learn how to check for overwatering and adjust watering safely this November.
5 Houseplants You Should Stop Watering In November
Horticulture experts say five houseplants need less water as growth slows in November, but most should not be left dry without checking conditions.
Where To Place A Thanksgiving Cactus For The Best Blooms – 5 Spots That Will Help It Thrive This Fall
A Homes & Gardens report recommends bright, indirect light, steady temperatures and humidity to help Thanksgiving cacti flower indoors.
7 Things To Do Now If You Want Your Amaryllis To Flower At Christmas Time
Planting time, bulb choice, warmth and careful watering can help amaryllis bloom for Christmas, but flowering dates are not guaranteed.
The Leaves Started Dropping When The Heat Came On: Check These Three Spots
Check cold windows, heating vents and dim corners when houseplants drop leaves after the furnace starts. The timing is a clue, not a diagnosis.
Can Crocus Grow In The Cold And Snow?
Crocuses need winter chilling to bloom, and their corms can survive deep freezes. Snow can insulate them rather than harm them.
