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The frequency of watering depends on the plant type and environment. As a general rule: Indoor plants: Water once the top inch of soil is dry. Succulents & cacti: Water every 2-3 weeks when the soil is completely dry. Outdoor plants: Water more frequently in hot weather, typically 1-2 times per week. Always check soil moisture before watering to avoid overwatering.

Different plants have varying sunlight needs: Full sun: 6+ hours of direct sunlight daily (e.g., tomatoes, succulents). Partial sun/partial shade: 3-6 hours of sunlight (e.g., ferns, begonias). Low light: Minimal indirect sunlight (e.g., snake plants, pothos). Check plant tags or care guides for specific light requirements.

Houseplants: Use a well-draining potting mix. Succulents & cacti: Use a sandy, fast-draining soil mix. Outdoor gardens: Use soil rich in organic matter; amend with compost if necessary. Acid-loving plants: Use a soil mix designed for acidic pH levels (e.g., azaleas, blueberries).

Inspect plants regularly for pests like aphids or spider mites. Keep plants clean by wiping leaves and removing dead foliage. Use natural pest control methods like neem oil or insecticidal soap. Quarantine new plants for 1-2 weeks before introducing them to others.

Yellow leaves may indicate: Overwatering: Ensure proper drainage and let the soil dry between watering. Underwatering: Check soil moisture and water when dry. Nutrient deficiency: Feed with a balanced plant fertilizer. Lack of light: Ensure the plant receives adequate sunlight for its species.

Indoor plants: Use a balanced liquid fertilizer monthly during the growing season (spring and summer). Outdoor plants: Apply a slow-release or organic fertilizer based on the plant's needs. Flowering plants: Use a bloom-boosting fertilizer higher in phosphorus. Follow package instructions to avoid over-fertilizing.

Provide adequate light suited to the plant species. Water consistently without overwatering. Fertilize during the active growing season. Ensure proper humidity for tropical plants. Regularly prune to encourage new growth.