Betel Leaf Plant is also known as “Magai Paan” or “Paan” in general. Commonly found in South Asia, Betel Leaf is a part of wedding traditions as well in some regions. It is believed that Betel Leaf Plant brings good luck. It has heart-shaped leaves which release a pleasant aroma upon being crushed. Not only will this plant look great in your home and office, it will also eliminate negative energy.
Betel Leaf Plant care is easy and it does well in hot and humid environments. It should be watered every day in summer and every 3-4 days in winter. The plant should be repotted if it is rootbound or stops growing.
Pests and insects are the biggest enemies of plants. This can damage the leaves and roots. To protect your Betel Leaf Plant from such infestation, insecticides should be used. One of the common remedies for this problem is spraying neem oil on the leaves. Even though Betel Leaf is an edible plant, it is advised to ensure that it is not ingested by pets so as to avoid any gastrointestinal problems.
Why are the leaves of my Betel Leaf Plant curling?
The leaves of a Betel Leaf Plant will start to curl if it does not get enough water.
Why are there black spots on the leaves?
The leaves of Betel Leaf Plant can show black spots as a result of fungal infection of the roots.
Why are the leaves turning yellow?
Excess of sunlight or lack of water can cause yellowing of the leaves.
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The approximate width of the foliage is 8-12 cm
The approximate height of the plant is 12-18 cm
The height of the self-watering pot is 11.5 cm
The diameter of the self-watering pot is 9.5 cm