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Plant Health: discoloration, iron, and fluoride
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Plant Health: discoloration, iron, and fluoride

Plant Technician Skills

Plant Health: discoloration, iron, and fluoride

Weird Foliage Colors Loss of green color in mature leaves or the new growth appearing with abnormal pigments is frequently a symptom of fertilizer deficiency. Look closely at your plants; do they have a lush, vivid color or are they looking tired and dull? If they are looking tired, they [...]

Plant Spotlight – Chamaedorea falcifera
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Plant Spotlight – Chamaedorea falcifera

Plant Knowledge, Plant Technician Skills, Tip of the Month

Plant Spotlight – Chamaedorea falcifera

Chamaedorea falcifera I have a new favorite plant, a tall very hardy palm closely related to our old friend the Bamboo palm, (Chamaedorea seifrizii). After 33 years in this industry it’s always fun to “discover” a new plant to add to our collection. This one is called Chamaedorea [...]

Kicking the Bugs Out – Interior Plant Pest Solutions

2017-01-09T09:53:35-07:00By Author|

Kicking the Bugs Out - Interior Plant Pest Solutions When designing a pest control strategy for insects and mites, consider cultural, mechanical, biological and least toxic chemical alternatives. When you blend these methods to control [...]

Pest Lifestyles: Piercing and Sucking Bug

2017-01-09T09:47:40-07:00By TPTNewsletter|

Pest Lifestyles: Piercing and Sucking Bug The insect damage most frequently found on interiorscape plants comes from piercing and sucking pests. To understand why these pesky critters find our plants to be so attractive, let’s [...]

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