If you can't seem to find any cause, chances are it's just reached its final size.

Houseplants can have an upper limit when it comes to growth. Some houseplants are bred to be slow-growing, so they can be used as decor without taking over your living room.

There’s something special about watching plants grow and produce life as a new leaf, shoot or stem.

When a plant slows down and stops growing, it can be frustrating, especially if there doesn't seem to be anything wrong with it. However, it's surprisingly common, and there are several reaso...

The most common reason your plant may have slowed down is that it's not getting enough nutrients, such as natural light or warmth.  When plants are in panic mode, they may drop leaves and extremities, so their food doesn't have to travel far. Other signs include yellowing or thin leaves and a los...