December 3, 2024

VIDEO: Houseplant Care: Bring Your Houseplant Back to Life!


Let’s face it – we don’t always take perfect care of our plants. If you’ve ever had a houseplant that’s started to droop or die off, here’s a simple care recipe to bring it back to life.

Often times it’s as simple as:

1. Remove dead plant matter
2. Repot in a slightly larger pot
3. Refresh the soil and add in new organic matter
4. Give it a GOOD soak
5. Leave it in perfect conditions and pray!

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22 thoughts on “VIDEO: Houseplant Care: Bring Your Houseplant Back to Life!

  1. My basil my sister bought was neglected and dying so I made it my mission to save it and once it grew and healed I put it into my garden “which I’m still new to” and can’t wait to see it grow with everything else I got going 🙂 I’m 24 and live alone so still a little new for me in routine

  2. Okay Kevin. So I get this vid is three years old. But I came across it because I have this Ravenea that looks way worse than your dracaena did at the time of this video. Anyway my peeve – or inquiry – is why in the heck do garden centers sell plants that are inevitably not going to thrive in the zone in which they’re selling the plant. And why on earth would they sell a non-native plant? It’s annoying to a new gardener like myself who just doesn’t know any better. I’m a tad wiser now. Thanks to gardeners like yourself I follow. But it’s something not often talked about even in the gardening world. I mean that Ravenea looked so gorgeous at the garden center. I don’t think I can revive mine (zone 8a).

  3. Hey! I know that guy! Looking for some guidance on a sad inherited dracaena that was left at the office during COVID times and stumbled across this video and now I’m starstruck. BRB sad plant, gotta go look up Kevin in our first grade yearbook. Haha!

  4. I HAVE A PONYTAIL PALM THAT IS DOING THE SAME THING BUT, IT IS NOT NEGLECTED. I KEEP MY HOUSE THE EXACT SAME TEMP, HUMIDITY, AND LIGHT AS IT HAS ALWAYS HAD AND THAT KEPT IT HAPPY. BUT, IT IS DROOPY AND THE LEAVES ARE VERY LIGHT IN COLOR. WHAT DO I DO? IT DOES NOT NEED A WATER

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