With the help of our most trusted houseplant experts, we've put together a guide to the most common winter houseplant problems, with tips for tackling them before it's too late.

That’s our job. It’s up to prospective plant parents, he said, to identify houseplants “that will thrive, not just survive” under our particular conditions.

Leafsnap is a Treehugger's dream come true. Learn how this free app helps you identify plants (including trees) and properly care for them.

Choosing a houseplant? Durable doesn’t have to mean boring. It's best to identify houseplants that will \"thrive, not just survive\" under your particular conditions ...

Root rot occurs when roots are dark and soil is mushy. The most common cause is overwatering. To treat, repot the plant and adjust watering frequency.

PicAnswers helps identify house plants, the rest of life's little mysteries Get life's little mysteries solved with PicAnswers, a Q&A service focused on photographs. Josh Lowensohn ...

How to identify the most common houseplant problems 1. The leaves are turning yellow The most common reason a plant’s leaves turn yellow is simple: You’re overwatering it.

Scale is a blanket term for little sap-sucking insects that can kill your houseplants. If your plant develops scale, the first step is quarantining the plant. Prune any especially infected stems ...