Here’s a Quick Checklist to Revive The Dying Houseplants that will save you from many hassles in the long run to save your green friends!
If your houseplants are not doing well or dying, you can perk them up again by following this checklist:
Over time, the plant may get crowded with the binding of the growing medium and soil. Loosen up the soil, till, and gently separate the roots. Re-pot the plant into fresh soil or potting mix. You can also add organic matter to the soil.
If you see that the plant is getting crowded with overgrown roots, use a new pot that is one or two sizes bigger than the current pot.
Curled, damaged, discolored or folded leaves are the signs of pests and diseases. Treat with a quality pesticide or fungicide accordingly to curb these problems.
Overwatering is the most common reason that kills houseplants. If the plant is overwatered, it results in root rot and light green-yellow foliage.
Keep in mind that ‘watering regularly’ must be avoided for healthy roots and plants. Follow the simple rule of watering by allowing the topsoil to dry between watering. We have a great article on overwatering signs and saving an overwatered plant with all the information here.
You can revive a dying plant by removing the dead parts. It helps the plant to divert its energy back to keeping the healthy foliage growing. Prune the damaged leaves and cut off dry stems whenever you notice them on your plants.
Too much or little sun can also kill your plants. If you notice black or brown blotches on the foliage, then it is the result of exposure to the harsh afternoon sun. In such conditions, save your plants by trimming the affected leaves and relocating them.
However, if you see leaves are turning pale, yellow, or dropping off,
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