why do my plants look like they are dieing
923099
It could be anything from too much or too little water/nutrients. Could be lightning, drafts, disease, tiny bugs. Many "plant" sites on the internet can help you identify the plants needs and possibly the issue. With only ... "looks like they're dying" ... to go on, it's impossible to know.Could you post a picture of your plant?
923100
The plants need indirect sunlight and I water mines once to twice a week depending on the texture of the soil but I use miracle gro mixture with the water to help them grow.
992802
I don't know but to be honest, my plants have not come back yet after the winter. Very bummed b/c they really grew beautifully. I'm hoping I see growth soon.
834349
I've had that happen to a big air plant "ball". I could be the root (even though they're only used for securing themselves to rocks and wood) may have gotten too much water or the plant itself may have been watered too frequently.
1323931
I regret that mine died within 6 months. I wish you better fortune with yours... these are very fragile plants
1700774
I try it all good soil plant light & room temp water and when new leaves come out they die they need to give me a new plant,i pray you have better luck then I did
766153
Don't be upset when you see the roots in the "squishy" stuff. It is all good. I filled my pot with little black pebbles I picked up somewhere. I wait until the top pebbles are dry and then water it. That works really well for me. Too much water may cause the leaves to get brown or yellow. It likes indirect sunlight. Sometimes too much light will also cause the stems to discolor. Needs very little attention.
1706903
Do you mean how long they work? I've had them since April. I noticed the soil got dry on a couple of plants and refilled the spikes (rather than the tubing) as they were dry (they're normally filled with water). It seemed to fix the problem. If you mean how long it will water the plant I'm going away for 3 weeks and am not worried. I use a gallons of water for 2-3 spikes and it takes weeks/months to empty. I think it depends on what type of plant you have on how much water it uses.
843598
mines died too. i had them in a closed terrarium perhaps they needed more fresh air.
470176
Don't know, tho' I think they deteriorate when they get wet - I am careful when I water my veggie garden . . .
1778003
Unknown. My experience only involves house plants. Sorry I couldn't assist.
1598489
I have had the same problem. They looked nice fore a couple of evenings and then stopped. I have tried giving them more sun with no luck. I too, am looking for answers.
1819558
The answer is these are not cold hardy plants, the ones that I got that were alive or the dying ones.
1222968
Wish I could help; my papaya tree looked great when I got it, then day by day it started to shrivel up until it died completely. It was packaged well but maybe the cold got to it? Don't know but I was greatly disappointed.
1556605
I don't know, it depends on the age of the plant. You may wish to contact the seller and find out how old the plant is, and if it is leafed out already. If it is already leafed out, then it has already passed the time of blooming. You can also ask the seller if it has bloomed yet. Hope this helps.
969577
Well, I got the the one that looks like the tiny blades of grass on the top left--neanthebella palm, nephthytis which doesn't look like what shows up on google images, and 3 other plants that weren't labeled and have died. I've had better luck going to the local nursery. The plants there are healthier.
1443005
Just shipping itself kills plants, even in the best weather sometimes.. I suggest to wait for good weather.
747281
I bought several plants and none of them bloomed at all this season. My parents have the same plants and they are beautiful. It could be that it was damaged in shipping or that it just got some type of disease. If you got any of the pods from the vines save those let them dry out and plant them in the spring. the pods house the seeds.