Working in the interior landscape business for more than 30 years has gotten me lots of questions about how to care for indoor potted houseplants. Customers ask about their own plants at home. Why does my plant have yellow leaves\u2026 what causes brown leaf tips\u2026how come the new growth on my plant is dying\u2026I water my plant everyday but it still isn\u2019t doing well\u2026how much should I water my house plant?<\/p>\n\n\n\n
It can be hard to diagnose every indoor plant problem when you do not have access to the plant itself. So, I generally find myself asking them questions about how they care for their plants. Most often, the problems are solved by changing watering habits or by moving the plant to a better light situation. Often doing both of those things makes a big difference.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
In almost every instance, changing the way people look at watering and lighting for their indoor plants gives them positive results with their houseplants. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
I care for indoor plants as my job and I know that there are not many plants that I care for that always use the same amount of water or need watering on a rigid schedule. Many different things influence a plants water use.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Customers turn off the lights, leave the lights on, turn off the air conditioning, turn up the heat, close the blinds, open the blinds, and sometimes move the plant to some undisclosed location! All of these things, and many other things, influence the way you need to water an indoor plant. But hopefully, most of these things won\u2019t happen to the houseplants in your home.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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