Bring A Dying Pothos Plant Back To Life

 

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"If that easy-to-care-for pothos plant (Epipremnum aureum) that used to spill over your bookcase with lush green vines has been looking a little bedraggled lately, you may be wondering if this reliable plant has come to the end of its life span, or if there is anything you can do to revive it. Despite being one of the best plants for beginners due to its unfussy needs and ability to thrive under the care of even novice gardeners, pothos can start to fade if you are getting some of its basic care wrong."  Comment  from Hunker.com

Love this plant!  It grows wild in my yard like a weed.  I have also grown it as a houseplant with great results.  Any plant will eventually die with improper care.  This article is excellent to find out the correct way to care for the pothos.

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Simple Ways To Get Rid Of Aphids On Houseplants

 

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"Looking for a few simple, easy, and all-natural methods to get rid of aphids on your houseplants?"  Comment from This Is My Garden

Aphids can be very pesky.

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Want to Grow Peppers Inside?

 

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"Growing peppers indoors can be challenging but entirely achievable with the right approach. These plants are native to Central and South America, flourishing in warm, sunny, and humid settings. To keep them indoors, recreate these conditions in your home as closely as possible. 

With a few key supplies and practical tips, you can excel at the art of indoor gardening and enjoy a bountiful harvest of both mild and hot peppers, even during the winter months."  Comment from Better Homes and Gardens

Before a hurricane destroyed my back room that was all windows, I was able to grow peppers successfully in Central Florida, zone 9.  It is possible!

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Why Houseplants are More Likely to Die in the Winter + Practical Winter Care Tips

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"When the dark nights draw in and the winter months begin in earnest, my favorite thing to do is get cozy on the couch and take a well-deserved break. It’s the perfect time for your houseplants to have a nice rest, too.  But in order to make that happen, there are a few changes you need to make to your usual plant care routine."  Comment from Rural Sprout

This article goes into a lot of detail that goes into growing healthy plants indoors and how to correctly take care of them.

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