Water. Pinkson generally recommends watering spider plants when the top inch of soil feels dry, usually every 1–2 weeks. Some signs that your plant needs water include fading color, dry, crispy ...

Spider mites love to target plants stressed by hot and dry conditions, but they seem to have a special preference for ...

Where to put a spider plant. Since they drape—and can grow quite full—these evergreen perennials are an obvious choice for hanging plants.But they aren’t hard-core sun worshippers, so you ...

Spider mites can harm plants, but neem oil offers a natural solution. Learn how to use it effectively to stop infestations ...

Common Spider Plant Problems Leaves Are Turning Brown. The most common cause of a spider plant's brown, crispy leaves is dehydration. However, if the leaf ends are dark brown and slightly mushy, ...

Spider mites, like any creature, prefer an easy meal. They like thin-leafed orchids and are much less common on thicker plants, like succulents.. “Spider mites are attracted to bright colors ...

"The leaves on my tomato plants look like they have tiny, light-colored dots all over them. I also see something that looks like spider webs. What’s going on?" — W.T.

Some house plants, like spider plants, peace lilies, or Boston ferns, act like natural air filters and can help trap airborne particles, including pollen. Try positioning a few by your windows and ...