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Do you know when to replace Chamaedorea metallica? The four per pot Dracaena fragrans ‘Massangeana’ in the entry is down to one cane -- one nice cane, but it does look a bit thin... The kentia in the corner window office only has three fronds left on it -- though these three are quite [...]
Yucca plants make great additions to indoor spaces with pools or saunas Sometimes it's easy to forget that there's no such thing as an indoor plant. When we have the perfect well-lit, high humidity, climate-controlled atrium it seems that all plants are able to adapt to interiors. Not so, all plants are natives to [...]
Snake plant is beautiful and drought-tolerant Plants have adapted to survive dry periods in many ways. Some fold their leaves, others close their stomata. Interior plants living out their lives with their roots limited to the available moisture in a container, and their leaves exposed to chronic low humidity, are likely candidates for dehydration. [...]
Do plants actually sweat? How many times has someone pulled you into their office, pointing to their Ficus, saying, “ My plant is covered with bugs!! What are they and what are you going to do about them?” No matter how many times this happens, it can always give you a little start. Your [...]
Plants make the essential nutrients they need through photosynthesis Plants are amazing. Did you know that they manufacture their own food? Unlike any other organism, plants are able to make their own nutrients through photosynthesis. They create their own food through their leaves. Leaves are the food factories of a plant. The raw materials they [...]
Protect your plants from wilting Wilting plants can be a wake up call; a warning that something is definitely wrong in the plant’s overall health. Wilted leaves and droopy stems signal internal problems. When you enter your account and see the 17” Rhapis with droopy leaves you need to ask yourself, "Why did that [...]
Do your plants need fertilizer? In the spring, you will frequently be asked by your customers if it's time to feed the plants in your accounts. First and foremost, people are often confused by how plants grow. They are relating to plants as though they are their children or pets that need food for growth. [...]
Plants need beneficial minerals There are specific beneficial minerals that will enhance the growth of the plants in your care. Lack of these nutrients could mean that plants are not growing at the optimum potential, but merely surviving. Here's what you should know: Beneficial micronutrients: Sodium is involved in water movement and ionic balance, [...]
Are your Dracaena roots covered? Over the past few months, we have been jotting down questions about plant problems from plant technicians. Some of the questions couldn’t be answered with just a simple “more water, less water” or “watch for bugs” type of response. A bit more background was needed. A bit more history about [...]
Light duration changes seasonally The total number of hours of light per day that a plant receives is called the light duration. Duration combined with intensity adds up to the total foot-candles a plant is receiving. For example, a plant that is receiving 100 foot-candles for 12 hours per day is getting the same [...]
