The appearance of yellow leaves on plants can happen for a variety of reasons. Perhaps your trendy green babies received an overabundance of sunlight, not enough sunlight, too much water or ...

Yellow leaves can often be a sign that your plant isn’t getting the nutrients it needs to stay healthy. Just like us, plants require a balanced diet to function optimally.

Yellow plant leaves lack chlorophyll, or the green pigment produced in the plant through photosynthesis. This loss of chlorophyll can be due to a lack of water, nutrients, or space for the roots ...

Leaves will be light green to yellow with contrasting dark, narrow green veins and may eventually show marginal scorching and bleaching. Most plants get adequate nitrogen from decomposing organic ...

Leaves on these plants do, however, eventually grow old, die and drop from the plant. Before old leaves drop, they often turn bright yellow, orange or red.

Plants with nutrient deficiencies often have distinct patterns of chlorosis, like green veins with yellow tissue in between, that first appear on particular leaves.

Sibella bromeliad Light: Bright indirect light Height: 7-12 inches Spread: 16-18 inches Hardiness: Zone 11 Origin: Brazil, this is a hybrid Sibella bromeliad ( Neoregelia ‘Sibella’ ) … ...

Q: Why are my bromeliads under an oak tree are a yellow to pale green color? My neighbors have the same plants that are lush and green. A: Lots of bromeliads are showing that yellow tinge and it ...

If leaves are through growing, they will begin to turn yellow, and be replaced by fresh, new green leaves. At the end of the growing season, the whole plant may begin to yellow. So, we really ...

Bracts are modified leaves often mistaken for flower petals; they are the showy color of bromeliads, poinsettias and dogwoods. The actual flowers on this plant are small and purple and appear at ...