Houseplants rarely “randomly” fail—they usually whisper for weeks before they crash. The trick is spotting the early warnings so you can fix the real issue instead of swapping in more water, more fertilizer, and more panic. Most problems come down to a few basics: light, water timing, airflow, and roots that can actually breathe. Once…
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Master Gardeners Say This Common January Habit Is Killing Houseplants
January is when a lot of houseplants start looking “off,” and it’s easy to assume they just hate winter. Leaves droop, growth stalls, and a perfectly fine plant suddenly looks like it’s giving up on life. That’s why the most common fix feels logical: do more care, more often. But master gardeners will tell you…

