- Plant pests such as spider mites and other pests
- Too much fertilizer
- Too much water leads to plant root rot
- Not enough water
- Chemical burn
- Plant diseases such as powdery mildew, bacterial leaf spot, and fungal diseases.
- Too much of direct sunlight
- Bad air circulation
- Not having enough nutrients (calcium deficiency, magnesium deficiency, iron deficiency, phosphorus deficiency
Using good water on your plants is a great way to start.
How Can You Get Good Water?
The easiest way to help yourself get “good” or “better” water for your plants is by filling up a container with water from the sink and letting it sit overnight. This will allow at least the chlorine to dissipate.
Many people use distilled water because it lacks the chemicals found in tap water.
Professional plantscapers must deal with using and moving water around all the time. Some of them have no problems; others, it’s a battle.
If you face plants with brown tips, try setting out some water the night before you water.
Helping to stop the possible headache of brown spots caused by chlorine and fluoride is just one more way for you to enjoy your plants more.
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