Did you know that you can revive a dying plant with extra care and attention? Here are some ways to do so.
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Pruning
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Prune your plants by removing dry leaves and flowers. You can either use a pair of scissors or just pull them off using your fingers.
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Re-potting
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Remove the plant from the pot and change the soil. Re-potting the plant is essential to make sure that the soil is aerated and well-drained for your plant to survive.
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Use organic fertilisers
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It is crucial to add fertilisers such as organic compost or cocopeat to the soil to increase its fertility.
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Lighting
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A dying plant requires an adequate supply of sunlight. Make sure to place them in indirect or direct sunlight so that they can absorb the nutrients and carry out photosynthesis.
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Watering
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Your plant requires an adequate amount of water supply to thrive. Water your plant every day to hydrate the soil. Avoid overwatering the plant to prevent fungal diseases.
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Spraying
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Your plant's leaves and stems require moisture to grow and produce more leaves. Mist your plants by spraying water on their leaves and stems to provide moisture.