Even the greenest of
thumbs are sometimes puzzled by their plants’ yellow leaves, but that
yellow pattern can actually tell you a lot about what kind of
problems your plant is having. Check out this info-graphic created by Safer Brand so that you can easily determine what your plant needs
to stay green and healthy. Potted plants are particularly susceptible
to yellow leaves, most commonly because lack of sun indoors and water.
The upper part of the graphic explains how to determine if you are
getting the right balance of sunlight and water. Check out the lower
half of the graphic to view six of the most common nutrient deficiencies
that cause a plant’s leaves to turn yellow. Besides showing you the
signs, it also provides an organic way to fix your yellow leaf problem.
thumbs are sometimes puzzled by their plants’ yellow leaves, but that
yellow pattern can actually tell you a lot about what kind of
problems your plant is having. Check out this info-graphic created by Safer Brand so that you can easily determine what your plant needs
to stay green and healthy. Potted plants are particularly susceptible
to yellow leaves, most commonly because lack of sun indoors and water.
The upper part of the graphic explains how to determine if you are
getting the right balance of sunlight and water. Check out the lower
half of the graphic to view six of the most common nutrient deficiencies
that cause a plant’s leaves to turn yellow. Besides showing you the
signs, it also provides an organic way to fix your yellow leaf problem.
Another option is the to leave your plant care to Everything Grows so your plants look great all the time and you do have to worry about them!
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