Microgreens are often considered a “superfood” because they are packed with nutrients and have a high concentration of vitamins and minerals. They are young plants that are harvested after only a few weeks of growth, which means they contain a high concentration of nutrients that are not found in mature plants. Studies have shown that … Read more
It’s incredibly heartbreaking to invest time and care into repotting a beautiful peace lily, only to have it die a few weeks later. Sadly, many people find themselves in this exact same situation. But the good news is that it’s likely not a result of any mistake made by the plant – most of the … Read more
Spider plants are beloved among houseplant owners for their ease of care and low maintenance needs – but even the hardiest specimens can be vexed by yellowing leaves. Don’t despair; if your Chlorophytum comosum is looking a bit worse for wear, some simple tips may get it back in fighting shape. Spider plant yellow leaves. … Read more
Taking care of alocasia polly care houseplants is a useful and enjoyable activity. To ensure your alocasia polly plant continues to remain healthy and vibrant, it must be grown in bright light and kept moist consistently. Alocasia polly typically require water every 1-2 weeks; carefully feel the soil for moisture before deciding whether the alocasia … Read more
The String of Hearts Plant is a gorgeous trailing succulent-like houseplant that is easy to care for. However, overwatering your plant can quickly lead to root rot due to wet soil and potting mix. To avoid this, water your string of hearts just enough for the soil to stay damp – making sure not to … Read more
Money Tree Leaves Turning Brown(Pachira Aquatica) may be a popular choice for many people as a houseplant, but it can be hard to take care of because it has a thirst for moist soil. Direct sunlight and intense heat can cause the delicate money tree leaves to turn brown due to temperature stress and poor … Read more
Any gardener or farmer knows the joy of having healthy plants and ensuring that they are safe from pests and diseases. What is not always taken into consideration, however, is the presence of spider eggs in plant soil. Spider eggs can lay dormant for a long time until the perfect conditions for hatching appear. Beyond … Read more
Do you find peperomias a problem in soils? Do peperomias preferable soils? Peperomia grows most commonly on aerated, well-drained soils. Buy the potting mixtures from the manufacturer or create them by using the bark from orchids, coconut coir, perlite activated charcoal, and worm casting. The ingredients are: The proportion of ingredients varies with the temperature … Read more
Growing grass on clay soil can be a bit of a challenge, but with the right preparation and know-how it’s definitely possible. The first step is to prepare the clay by using either a rake or garden cultivator to loosen it up and remove any rocks and debris. Once the ground is cleared you should … Read more
The debate around how and if to mist your indoor plants is a heated one. Those who support misting believe it adds needed humidity to higher light tropical plants, which helps them absorb water and carbon dioxide that allow photosynthesis. Others argue this has limited benefit as most of the moisture will dissipate before it … Read more
