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3 common mistakes and how to avoid them when caring for houseplants

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Houseplants can add beauty and life to any home, but they need proper care to flourish. If your plants are looking a little lacklustre, it could be due to a few common care mistakes. Learning how to recognize and avoid these mistakes can help your houseplants grow healthier and happier.  

 

Overwatering.  

One of the most common mistakes in houseplant care is overwatering. Although it may seem like more water is better for plants, too much water can actually harm them. Overwatering can lead to root rot, which can be fatal for the plant.  

 

plant watering

Overwatering can lead to root rot 

 

To avoid overwatering, make sure you let the soil dry out between waterings. You can also check soil moisture by sticking your finger about an inch deep into the soil. If it feels dry, it's time to water.  

 

Lack of adequate lighting.  

Another common mistake in caring for houseplants is not providing enough light. Different plants have different light requirements, so it is important to make sure you understand the specific needs of the plant. In general, most houseplants prefer bright, indirect light.  

 

light-deficient sick plant

Make sure your plants get the right light 

If your plant does not get enough light, the stems may become elongated or stop growing altogether. To avoid this, ensure that your plant is placed in a location where it receives adequate light, or consider using artificial grow lights.  

 

You don't replant when you need to.  

Another common mistake when caring for houseplants is not repotting them when they need it. As plants grow, their roots need more space to spread and absorb nutrients. If a plant's root system is constricted, meaning that its roots fill the entire pot and become congested around the edges, this can lead to stunted growth and even death.   

 

 transplanting a plant

Plant roots can wither if they are not transplanted 

To avoid this, check the roots of the plant every 6-12 months and move it to a slightly larger pot if necessary. Use fresh potting soil and water thoroughly after transplanting.  

 

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Recommended for both flowering and green plants. It is easy to use: add 20 drops of concentrate to 1 litre of water and water the plant according to its needs.