3 Questions for When Your Houseplant Dies

There are soo many reasons why plants die, so here are three questions to get your problem solving started!
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[@puddsmax863]

Even when plants are not touching each other, if you touch a plant with pests and then another without washing your hands, that's another way you can transfer pests. :)

[@paulanoakes5358]

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[@oliviabeckwith7846]

Thank you for normalizing plant death! It happens to everyone, and it will continue to happen. It is important to remember that we are allowed to still own plants even if some die. And I love the perspective of learning a lesson from each plant that dies. Everything I know about pests, rotting, soil quality, temperature, and watering is often learned from a dead plant!

[@Robert_A_Keyboards4948]

Very good video! Unfortunately most us have learned about pests the hard way! Something else that can happen is once I bought a beautiful umbrella plant from a popular big box store (it is cheaper than the garden center) and unfortunately unknown to me there were creatures in the soil chomping on the roots! This plant started beautiful and then slowly started dropping leaves and declining! When I decided to repot give it a new start this is when I saw small creatures that looked liked millipedes which were eating the roots! So you can get burned right from the store, there is no way I would have known!

[@crittersgrove]

i love these style videos! thanks for the amazing content becca

[@EvaScartozzi]

Thank you so much for explaining Dry Rot! There are a few planty KZbinrs that mention it without explaining it. I appreciate your channel :)

[@natjoy22]

Sometimes I look around my collection and wonder which is going to be the next goner plant...

[@christelarmstrong9598]

For me a rule 👍🏼 has been soon as I get new plant I change soil clean plant and it starts a clean start for my home ..but I can say lots of times a plant is already doomed before u bring home and it's not your fault for the downfall..but learning is key to this hobby 😊

[@TheZophisticatedDove]

Becca. Have you ever had a leopard lily? I just got one at a plant swap and am not finding much care info on it? Is it rare?

[@michellecastro2475]

Any tios for a moonlight and scindapsus?? What is the name of the place you havent been in Tucson??

[@AngieRichmond]

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[@judymckerrow6720]

Thank you Becca. 🪻🌷💚🙃