Do you like your coffee with a little extra kick? If so, you might be interested in using some of those coffee grounds to help your houseplants grow. It turns out that coffee has some great benefits for plants and adding it to their soil can make them thrive. A lot of people swear by …
Houseplants are a great way to brighten up your home and improve your air quality, but many people mistakenly believe they need to be kept in perfect condition year-round. In reality, there are a few houseplants that you can ignore in the winter without too much trouble. So, if you’re looking for a easy way to spruce …
Hydroponic gardening is one of the best ways to grow your own fruits, vegetables, and herbs indoors. Essentially, you grow the plants directly in nutrient-rich water, similar to propagation, and the entire setup is soil-free. Plus, it’s easy to DIY your own hydroponic garden using items you likely already have at home. If you’ve recently …
Craving a green thumb but don’t know where to start? If you’re new to gardening a drought tolerant and sun loving plant might be perfect for you. Snake plants make becoming a plant parent a breeze, and with these simple tips you’ll be on your way to a houseplant owner’s paradise in no time. What …
Houseplants are more than just home decor: they’re a hobby, they bring the freshness of the outdoors inside, and they are even said to improve the air quality. In fact, many houseplants can even repel common pests. Whether you’re fed up with houseflies, mosquitos, or fruit flies, you can rid your home of unwanted guests …
Your trusty snake plant is a mainstay of any indoor garden, but have you been noticing that its leaves are falling over? Don’t worry – it’s not time to give up on your pet snake quite yet! In most cases, this is simply an indication that your plant needs some TLC. Keep reading to find …
The snake plant, also known as mother-in-law’s tongue, is favored for its succulent green leaves and low-maintenance nature. While the snake plant once fell under the genus Sansevieria, it has since been reclassified as a Dracaena. There are over 70 species to choose from, but they generally have a similar spiky appearance, come with green leaves, and require similar care. …
Every houseplant owner knows the struggle: there are plenty of planters on the market, but they don’t always have the drainage holes plants need to survive. If you’ve chosen to home your houseplants in an aesthetic pot that lacks proper drainage, you already know they usually don’t make it out alive. If they do, the …
Hydroponic gardening is the perfect solution if you want to continue growing herbs and veggies throughout the winter. As an added benefit, the entire contraption is soil-free. Instead, you’ll grow plants directly in water, similar to propagation. You will also add a nutrient solution, which acts as fertilizer, to help the plants grow and thrive. …
If you’ve noticed that your succulent leaves have been gradually falling off, don’t worry – you’re not alone! This is sometimes a common problem for succulents, and there are several things you can do to prevent it. In this article are some causes of leaf drop in succulents, and some tips on how to keep …