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It depends on the plant! A good rule of thumb is if the soil looks dry or if the leaves are drooping, it's a good time to water - but some plants need watering more OR less often.

This again depends on the plant, but in general, you want to make sure that the pot is large enough for the plant's roots to grow. This can mean repotting as your plant gets bigger, as well!

Oh no! Usually watering is the most likely culprit, so let's troubleshoot:

- If you haven't watered recently, the leaves look dry, and the top layers of soil are dry, water!

- If you have watered recently or the leaves look yellow and/or droopy, stop watering! Your plant may be overwatered, and the likelihood of the plant developing root rot is high. Let the soil drain out when you do water, and trim away any black or mushy roots.

If your plant needs more light, it might be worth investing in a grow light, or if the soil is the cause, repotting your plant may be your best bet. Do some investigating, and reach out if you need further clarification and help!