For most of my life, I only ever saw wandering Jew plants being grown outside. During extremely hot summers, I knew that they can dry out easily. But I wasn’t sure how fast they would get scorched and wilt. So today, I’ll be sharing with you the results of my little experiment! Wandering Jew plants…
It’s challenging enough trying to cultivate hibiscus only to enjoy its short-lived blooms for a few days max. Despite your best efforts, there may be times when it simply isn’t enough. Here is everything I’ve learned from personal experience that can prevent a hibiscus from blooming! Hibiscus may not flowering because of 1) cool temperatures,…
At a quick glance from afar, you’d likely mistake lemongrass and spring onion for each other. But if you look closer, they’re actually pretty easy to differentiate. So in this article, I’ll be teaching you the major differences between these two similar-looking plants! The main difference between lemongrass and spring onion are 1) appearance, 2)…
One of the features I love the most of tradescantias is their striking foliage, especially varieties that are variegated. So as you can imagine, it’s never a fun experience to see a wandering Jew plant lose its leaves! A wandering Jew plant will generally drop and lose leaves because of 1) overwatering, 2) underwatering, 3)…
I know that some people love the trailing habit of tradescantias. However, not everyone is a fan of excessively leggy inch plant stems. To avoid this from happening to your very own precious plants, familiarize yourself with the most common causes of spindly stems! A wandering Jew plant can become leggy because of 1) lack…
I don’t really have problems eating vegetables. Spinach, for instance, was something my mother made me eat from a young age because it’s packed with nutrients. In other words, I got used to it in time. But why can’t some adults handle the bitterness of spinach? Spinach can become bitter because of 1) high temperatures,…