Looking for a hardy houseplant that can withstand a little neglect every now and again? The cast iron plant is one tough one that deserves a spot in your greenery collection. Here's how to keep this slow-growing beauty alive (it's super easy!). 🪴
? Know that cast iron plants can be sensitive to fluoride; too much of which can cause darkened leaf tips.and allowing a slow stream of water to run through the soil and out the drainage hole for five to 10 minutes. This will help flush out any mineral buildup," Pangborn suggests."You might want to switch to filtered or rainwater to reduce fluoride exposure.
The one place you don't want to put the shade-loving cast iron plant is right in front of a south- or west-facing window that receives a lot of bright light.Cast iron plants aren't finicky about soil; any well-draining houseplant potting mix will be fine for them. You shouldn't need to supplement their soil with fertilizer too often, either. Pangborn says that you'll want to use an all-purpose fertilizer about once a month during the spring and summer, at most.
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