Common Houseplant Problems + HOW TO FIX THEM! 🌱 Indoor Plant Issues SOLVED 🌿
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 มิ.ย. 2024
- How to save dying plants - houseplant problems - indoor plant problems - plant tips for beginners - indoor plants care for beginners - common houseplant problems
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In this week's video, I not only take you through lots of common houseplant issues and help you to fix them, I also announce the WINNER of our GIVEAWAY COMPETITION! 😆
Apologies for the awful lighting (my light died just before I filmed)...
Issues such as yellow leaves, brown leaves, curling leaves and unusual leaf spots are so common with indoor plants, and it can be difficult to treat those problems if you're not sure exactly what's causing them.
House plant problems are something that we all deal with from time to time, but here I take you through lots of frequently seen mishaps, in order to help you save your plants and keep them healthy!
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Intro - 0:00
Brown Leaf Tips - 1:06
Yellowing Leaves - 6:40
Leaf Spots - 13:40
Curling Leaves - 17:08
Lopsided Growth - 20:23
Other Problems - 21:26
Giveaway Results - 27:20
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This was the most helpful plant video I’ve seen on TH-cam! I just got a Veragated plant shipped to me, and I stated having issues right away with transparent spots, I thought this was a Veragated/Shipping issue. Turns out the plant had fungus! You saved my new plant (and my others in the house) I wish there were more plant videos like this.
Wow that's so kind of you to say, thank you! I'm so glad you found dit useful, and great you managed to diagnose and treat it early 💚
This video deserves so many more views and likes! So glad I stumbled on this channel!
Thank you so much that's really sweet of you ☺️🌿
Fun to watch your older videos 😊
Omg-So helpful! Way more helpful than going into a nursery, asking questions and getting whisy washy answers. This was very detailed and informative thank you!
That's so kind of you to say, thank you! 💚
Wow, thank you so much! Basically all of my questions answered! You are helping a lot (of people and plants) with your videos! Kudos!
My pleasure! I'm so glad you found it useful 💚
This is really helpful and well detailed ! appreciate it !
Best helpful video ever! Thank you!
Such a great video, your channel has helped so much!
Great information!!!!
Thank you.
Nice thanks for sharing! 😍❤
You're so helpful. Thank you so much for your insights
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Fighting mealies on a pothos and Philodendron Brazil. Third time for the pothos!
I am indoor house planting in NYC, US. We’re seeing temperatures as low as 23F outside. Here’s the thing: my apartment complex is so afraid of getting sued that they leave the heat on through the entire season! But that’s not the bad part…
I have Meyer lemon seedlings growing and (Quercus alba) white oak tree acorns germinating in the same indoor plant-tent facing Northeast-East; so sunrise is a big thing for my Meyers.
When I infrared-check the temperature, The area is usually cooler than the Meyer leaf. I have full spectrum grow lights, but the Meyers seem to be stretching to them, so I quarter turn them every week. When I set my humidifier to 60%, I only get maybe the high 40%. And when I finally get it to at least the high 50%, the temp is around 85F and the clear plastic is sweating everywhere! The overall temperature (leaf & ambiance) can fluctuate between low 70F to mid 80F.
Any suggestions? Please help?
Temperature fluctuations like that can be really hard to deal with. If you haven't already, I'd consider adding a fan into your tent to help with air and humidity circulation. I also tend to use heat mats for propagating a lot, which can help increase the general heat within a small contained space. I'd also maybe consider getting some more grow lights in there so your plants don't have to stretch quite so much to reach the light
Well done!!
Thanks
Omg yay! 😁🪴 thank you x
Very helpful tips too! Thank you x
I split a new Adonsonii recently & the new growth is not growing out fully as in the last clip. It’s normal & will resolve over time.
I have been using your advise, 3 % peroxide water.. and they love it and the gnats didnt! Thank you for that! 🙂 Now im looking for help for my baby date palms.. they all got brown tips.. lets see 😊🙏
This video is so helpful!! I wish I had watched it before I got my plants, lol. I'm still a newbie when it comes to plants, and my snake plant got a brown spot that turned slightly transparent....I didn't know what was going on. It hasn't gotten any worse and it hasn't spread so I don't think it's a fungal issue. I haven't been watering it much bcuz I got gnats and I've been spraying it a lot, bcuz they won't go away. Anyways I have a grow light over it and I moved it further up and it seems ok now.
Very helpful and informative. Thank you 😂
Thankyou so much for this video. Super super helpful especially for a newbie like me!!
No worries at all
Thanks for the tips.. Really helpful 👍👍
I'm so glad you found it it helpful 💚🌿
Lucky I ran into your channel!
HELP! advice on pests, fungal disease? THANK YOU!
Definitely subscribed!
Thank you! What sort of pests specifically? I've made a video about how to get rid of thrips (and similar advice can be applied to spider mites and mealybugs). Vid on fungal disease is on my list 💚
Great video
Super information thank you
No worries at all, thanks so much 💚
Hello great video, I have a question i didn't understand I got a new leaf coming from my monstera plant and it has brown spots it's the only one I notice, what exactly should I do with it. I'm new to plants.
Love the advice on bad new growth. My monstera deliciousa put out a new leaf this winter that had black in places. I repotted her with my two other monsteras and dhes given me three nice leaves this spring although a bit smaller than previous. Just wish id seen this vidio beforehand.Thanks Claire.lol❤x
Hi, I have the same problem I got a decent size monstera and a new leaf coming with brown spots, can you tell me what u should do? Thanks!
@@tewekullify . I think check you havent got pests as some of these can cause brown spots i think and also lacking a certain nutrient although i dont recall which one can cause this so maybe fertilizer. Im only learning but im sure Claire can advise better on this problem.Hope you sort itxx mine is doing really well since repotting with new leaves all growing nicely so maybe even try repotting it.
@@tewekullify also if yoy can afford too i reccomend a book called The plant rescuer by Sarah Jarvis if i recall correctly. Its so informative and i have rescued alot of my plants with help from this book. Bought it on Amazon. Good luck.xx
Thank you!
Great video 👍🪴thank you
Glad you found it useful 💚
What I do about bent leafs to my Prince of orange thank you
So I got a shower filter to filter out the hard water I have here in Florida and I have been using that water for my plants are you saying that’s bad too? Oh no is it too soft?
Today I noticed my Colocasia had patches on two leaves that were dark and slimy the dark spot disintegrates when you touch it. I can’t find anything on this. It’s a new plant, and I had researched its care,but nothing on its diseases. I cut them off and binned them. Any ideas please.
❤❤ please I need fegamo leaf show up to me, thanks so much for your help
Does melted snow count as rain water? 😅 distilled water is getting expensive but it’s winter here
Hello, i planted small bell peppers and now after 48 days some of the new leaves have turned darker green than the previous ones and curled in the sides! I thought it might be overwatering as I’m pretty good at that, so i didn’t water for 3 days, still no change, i put them in artificial light for hours(cz we have no sun here) and still no change! I’m so desperate and worried, can you plz tell me what i can do?
Thank you so much. How long should I isolate the plant when it had suffered from fungus?
Hi 👋
It was such a joy finding your video. I've watched dozens of videos trying to figure out what's wrong with my Zebra plant, but to no avail. I have some irregular Red brown splotches on some of my leaves ranging from dime size to a quarter or larger. I bought it from a reputable nursery and have asked them since then if they could help me out diagnosing it. But it's really hit or miss with the answers. I keep it on a humidity tray and a humidifier that I keep around 70. I kept it in quarantine ( as I do all of my new plants) and it still remains by itself in a southern window about a foot back with no direct light. The blotches only started about a month after getting it. I've read where Zebra plants can be very temperamental, but I'm really getting worried. There aren't very many videos on it or it's problems. I water twice a week with only rain water and worm castings. Please help my little Zebrina. ( Her name 😏) She's gorgeous 😍 And I'm very worried about losing her. 🥺 Any advice would be GREATLY appreciated 😊 thanks
PS. I don't know why, but it's seeming to let me attach a picture. But I'll keep trying 😕
I'm sorry. I meant to say that it WON'T let me attach a picture. But you probably already understood me. Lol 😁
Thank you so much! Zebra plants can be slightly temperamental... I don't know if you're on Instagram, but feel free to ping me a message with some photos on there if the issues keep happening and I'll do my best to help 💚 #SaveZebrina
I currently have the same issue with my Zebra plant. What was the solution/recommendatio for this issue?
Amazing video!! Just got a beautiful monstera adonsonii and potted it and it’s starting to yellow and shrivel 😢😢 it was so pretty and I don’t want it to die
Thank you, I really hope it helps to diagnose/treat your Adansonii. They can be slightly temperamental, especially when adjusting to a new environment x
Pin head size holes in my monstera leaves. What causes that?
I ha e a new plant grow from seed and the leafs are not opening all the way what can I do
Hi! If I noticed my soil does not have enough air flow but I just repotted it two weeks ago, should I repot again or would that anger my plants?
Thank you for all your help, I've watched so many of your videos in the last week!
I’m wondering the same thing. Someone gave me one and it’s all browned in some spots and the leaves just look dull and floppy
I’m going crazy with fungus gnats and ant seem to get rid of them. I bought some soil at a big box store and it had them in it.
What a pain! I'll put together a video on this soon as I know they can be such a pain. I always bake any cheap soil before I use it as it kills off any eggs or anything that might be lurking x
@@TheJungleHaven it was actually suppose to be really good soil because I’m kind of afraid of the cheap kind and it was in it. I’m going to have to try the baking thing. I always let it dry out after I get it home but I guess it wasn’t enough.
So my white princess and pink princess both has this issue around the same time. A new leaf was begging to break out of sheath and just the very tip turned black and rotted but the leaf continued to grow. Just left me with a weird looking leaf. It happened once on my white princess and after research I thought it was because I was misting like an idiot and I read water can get trapped in sheath and rot the leaf. So I stopped misting but the next leaf did the same thing and than at the same time my pink princess also had this happen. The only thing I can think of is It happened 3 days after I moved both plants from my detolf greenhouse cabinet to my milsbo cabinet and I hadn't properly weather stripped the milsbo so my plants went from 90s humidity down to like 65-70 for like 3 days. Could that cause this issue?? Literally only the tips turned black and died before the leaf could even make it out of the stem please help!
The move could definitely be part of it - most plants really enjoy a stable environment and can freak out if you move them (hence why so many people have issues with new plants). That issue often comes as a result of a watering imbalance too, so maybe do some research to make sure you're not under/over watering and meeting your plants needs x
Superv video new sub here thanks so much.
Thank you! 💚🌿
My small plant fell over but there’s no roots so I just stuck it inside the dirt The closer one to bottom is brown it was struggling before the rest is fine but I think something has it sticky
What type of plant is it? Might be worth seeing if you can get it to root first and pest checking too 💚
👏👏👏 fatastic video! So much great information here. Also congratulations to the winner (fingers crossed I'll win the next one!)
Thank you! 💚
Can anyone give me the time stamp for the alocasia leaf in the thumbnail?
I have a water softener would have never thought it’s not good for them so what do I water them with?
I'd advise filtering the water before using it, just to avoid an overload of sodium/treatment chemicals in the soil. You can also collect rainwater x
My philodendron has the brown spots in the middle of a couple leaves. I know you said possible fungus could it need to be root bound/ need to be repotted?!
Hiya! Yes it could need repotting - sometimes this can happen if it's used up all the nutrients from the soil. Lift it out of the pot and check to see if it looks root bound x
What did Danielle Jarvis win?🎉
Would love timestamps for quicker referencing in the future
There are timestamps in there... strange that they're not showing up for you!
Here they are again:
Intro - 0:00
Brown Leaf Tips - 1:06
Yellowing Leaves - 6:40
Leaf Spots - 13:40
Curling Leaves - 17:08
Lopsided Growth - 20:23
Other Problems - 21:26
Giveaway Results - 27:20
@@TheJungleHaven thank you ❤️
what about fluid-filled blisters on the upperside of the leaves? The Philodendron Gloriosum i just received from the mail have these. The roots are healthy.
I've had this before as well and treated it with a fungicide and it eventually cleared up, so I'd advise giving this a go
@@TheJungleHaven oh i thought it was just Oedema… what fungicide did you use?
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Is it possible to have too much humidity for a pink princess ? First time plant im just trying to get the hang of it
My monsters was fine and recently she’s growing black leaves and the ones she has are turning black. I only water her every 3 weeks so I don’t think it’s root rot!😢
Did you find the issue? I’m going through this now
My leaves on my dwarf umbrella plant are curling up not down like in your video could you please help?
My monstera wants to be fully dry! Only plants I water more than once a month begonias and calathea
Sometimes they can completely dry out and be totally fine - I've got one that seems more temperamental than the other for some reason (despite similar conditions). I water one of them every couple of weeks, and the other one closer to 3 or 4. Little individual plant personalities maybe 😂 ?
I use drinking water
65% humidity is all nice and good for the plants but I'm happy when I get the humidity down to 50% otherwise I get mold on the walls.
I probably should have said in this video too that good air flow is SUPER important when using high humidity levels. Nowadays I tend to put fans in the same room as my humidifiers (or grow cabinets) so the humidity can circulate better and doesn't cause a build up of mould 💚
My philodendrons are showing spots but no pests can be found
Personally I'd still keep the plant isolated until you've got to the bottom of it - sometimes you can see the signs of pests waaaay before you see the actual bugs themselves x
You’re so cute and sweet
I don’t think grouping plants together raise humidity? I think that’s a myth. Also with yellowing leaves, you forgot to add it can sometimes happen after a repot from transplant shock.
2:47 is where you lost my attention as someone, who loves to talk but spreads nonsense:-D
wow this is a great video. very concise and easy to digest, thx♥🪴
I split a new Adonsonii recently & the new growth is not growing out fully as in the last clip. It’s normal & will resolve over time.