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Hi! Thank you for watching! Sorry to hear that you plant is struggling :( Bird of Paradise leaves folding up can be caused by a few factors: - Underwatering: If the plant isn't getting enough water, its leaves may fold to conserve moisture. - Overwatering: Excess water can lead to root rot, which prevents the plant from absorbing oxygen and nutrients properly. This stress on the root system can cause the leaves to fold or wilt. - Low Humidity: Bird of Paradise plants thrive in humid environments, and low humidity can cause the leaves to fold. - Too Much Direct Sunlight: Excessive exposure to direct sunlight may lead to stress, causing the leaves to fold up. - Temperature Stress: Cold temperatures or drafts can cause leaves to curl or fold. - Lack of Nutrients: If the plant is not receiving enough nutrients, the leaves may fold or droop as a sign of nutrient deficiency. - Pest Issues: Pests like spider mites can cause stress to the plant, leading to folding leaves. Hope this will help to determine the cause. Green Cheers and May your plant recover and thrive!

Hi! Thank you for your comment. Yes, you may propagate Tradescantia plants in soil. I prefer the water propagation method so I can see how the roots are developing:) Green Cheers!

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Hi! Thank you for watching. Remember to rotate your Fiddle Leaf Fig frequently to avoid leaf burn! **If possible filter the light with shear curtains. Green Cheers & May your plant grow happy and healthy!

Hi! Thank you for watching. For any plant type, test the soil as deep as possible without hitting the bottom of the pot. Water your Pothos plants when the meter reading is between 1-3. You may find a moisture soil chart for the most common indoor plants in our blog post here: mycityplants.com/plant-care/how-to-use-soil-moisture-meter/ Green Cheers!

Hi! Yes, you can. Just remember that PON is a heavy material and will make the pot hard to move around - if needed. Green Cheers!

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Hi! Thank you for sharing your insights. It’s true that younger plants have less extensive root systems compared to their mature counterparts. As they grow, their roots will expand, which often leads to larger/longer stems and heavier heads, making them prone to leaning. Proper size pot, regular pruning can help balance the plant and ensure the root system supports the plant adequately. Green Cheers!

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Hi! If a large Bird of Paradise has a single root system, you can still attempt to divide it, but it requires careful handling to avoid damaging/killing the plant. If you’re unsure about the process, it might be best to hire a professional or experienced gardener to do it for you. Green Cheers!

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Hi! Thank you for your comment. I am glad the video is helpful. May your Fiddle Leaf Fig grow happy and healthy!

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Hi! Thank you for watching! To avoid any issue, do not refill the reservoir as soon as the water level indicator is down to min. Allow the soil to dry before refilling the reservoir. How dry the soil should be depends on a plant type you have. Best to use the soil moisture meter for establishing a proper watering frequency. Here is our video about how to use this tool + the soil meter chart for the most common plants: mycityplants.com/plant-care/how-to-use-soil-moisture-meter/ Green Cheers!

Hi! Sorry to hear you are dealing with pest issue. Lechuza planters are not the reason. Here are our videos and articles about how to deal with the most common pest issues: mycityplants.com/plant-care/how-to-get-rid-of-scale/ mycityplants.com/plant-care/how-to-get-rid-of-spider-mites/ mycityplants.com/plant-care/how-to-get-rid-of-mealybugs/ Green Cheers & May your Fiddle Leaf Fig grow happy and heathy!

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Hi! Thank you for sharing your perspective. For the past 13 years, we have successfully potted ZZ plants in self-watering planters and all have are thriving. ZZ plant roots are not particularly slow-growing and can handle a 5" larger pot size. Proper water amount and frequency that what keeps plants roots healthy and rot free. Green Cheers!

In my experience it very much depends on how much light a zz plant is getting. If you use free draining soil and let the soil dry out completely between watering, and the plant is getting enough light, the plant will cope with the extra soil. People get so precious about them, and I get that they are expensive to buy initially, but in my experience they are actually quite resilient and hardy. This pot is by no means too big for this plant. I do think the old pot could have been saved though, by leaning the plant on it's side and easing it out of the pot sideways. Although that may have involved a discussion with the client, that they'd rather cut the pot in this case.