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If your home is like most, the winter months can be pretty dreary. The days are shorter, the weather is colder, and the sun seems to disappear for weeks at a time. This can make it hard to keep your spirits and energy levels high. However, houseplants are one easy way to brighten your home … Read more >>
Growing plants in pots require potting soil, but it may be quite costly. So, we looked at how often soil has to be changed. You’ll be able to save money, time, and effort by doing this for the house plants too. Based on how quickly the plants use the nutrients in the potting soil, you may estimate how … Read more >>
Do you love having a couple of potted house plants placed around your living space or office in the United States? You are not alone, as 66% of the American population has invested in at least one potted house plant. People nowadays go as far as to call potted house plants the new pets of … Read more >>
You know it’s important, but cutting your precious houseplant is scary. What if it stops growing or dies? That is a valid concern, especially if you don’t know what you’re doing. Let’s discuss everything you need to know to trim your houseplants. What Does Trimming A Houseplant Mean? Trimming a houseplant means cutting off dead … Read more >>
Leaf spot diseases are among the most common problems affecting houseplants. These diseases are caused by various fungi and bacteria that invade the plant through wounds or natural openings. Once established, the pathogens spread rapidly, causing leaves to turn yellow, brown, or black and eventually drop off. Bacteria and Fungi that Cause Leaf Spot Disease … Read more >>
Are potted house plants the new pets of our times? Or do cats and small indoor planters have the same kind of appeal to an average person in the United States? The latter perhaps is the more accurate and understandable statement. While dogs and cats are great pets, people are now more inclined toward keeping … Read more >>
Should you be worried if your house plant is covered in a sticky residue? The stickiness can be cleared with some mild cleaning. However, some cases may be a sign of something more serious. Below is a quick summary before we dive into the main reasons for sticky plants. House plants in California often attract … Read more >>
House plants are as vulnerable to cold winter months as scorching summers. The trick is to learn about your plant type and how it responds to frost. Most house plants in the United States are tropical and thrive in the summer. They don’t do well in the winter. If the winter months are frigid, things … Read more >>
Fruit flies are troublesome pests drawn to ripened organic matter. Although they don’t cause any damage to houseplants, they are a major health hazard. These harbingers of bacteria carry disease-causing agents, making them more than just a nuisance. Getting rid of fruit flies in house plants may be challenging, but it is not impossible. The … Read more >>
If you grow houseplants, you know a thing or two about how they grow. Most plants grow from stems, leaves, etc., but some houseplants can grow from seeds! The houseplant seed world is still very narrow and limited. Still, numerous notable kinds are instantly identifiable to people who grow houseplants that you can produce from … Read more >>