Plant Care & Garden Ideas
Jade plants are sun-loving succulents and prefer well-draining loamy acidic soil. Cactus potting mix and occasional watering and addressing bugs and mites with rubbing alcohol and neem oil will keep your jade plants healthy. Avoid overwatering and scorching sunlight that may burn leaves. Jade Plant Leaves Complete Care – Issues & Fix Jade Plant Leaves … Read more
Dragon Tree Quick Care: Dracaena marginata is shade tolerant but the bright indirect light-loving plant and prefers loamy soil which retains water but is not soggy. Deep watering weekly once and fertilizing yearly once is good enough for healthy growth. Prune off damaged leaves and look for pests, trim rotten roots and repot if the plant … Read more
Signs Your Peace Lily is Overwatered: Plant will have stunted growth and drooping leaves along with dark patches and yellowish edges. Leaves curl with brownish hues, rotten roots, mold on the soil surface, and eventually a weak and dull-looking peace lily. How to Revive Your Peace Lily: Bring the plant to a bright place, and … Read more
Dying English Ivy: I your plant is wilting and drooping, it is mostly because of overwatering, placed in a deep low light spot for a long (not enough light). Underwatering and even placing your plant in a container that is small and with saturated potting mix and running out of basic nutrients. Quick fix for … Read more
Best Organic Plant Foods Liquid and Solid: Coffee grounds for nitrogen and soil texture, banana to boost flowering with potassium, ca, and phosphorous, dried eggshells for slow release of calcium and improve soil, grass clippings for nitrogen, and mulching. Compost tea & green tea promotes microorganisms, and are good for easy nutrient intake by plants, … Read more
Some plants thrive more excitingly in high-acidic soil, as well all know. There are some other benefits as well that we can have during the gardening experience after acidifying the garden soil a bit more. Lower your soil pH and make it more acidic: Test your soil pH Use Sulphur Leaf mold (rotten leaves) Use … Read more
Most serious gardeners know how much mulching is important for healthy gardening. As mulching improves the whole nourishment process of your plant by holding moisture and preventing weeds. However, some landscapers seem afraid of using the right element for mulching. Hay turns out to be a better mulch if it’s free from seeds and of … Read more
Using Epsom salts on plants is one of those best organic methods several gardeners have been applying for centuries. Some new-age gardeners frequently show their inquisitiveness about this ancient method. Epsom salt for plants: Apart from nourishing your plants with micronutrients, it helps in bushier plant and greenish leaves, better blooms in flowering and vegetable … Read more
Balancing the pH level of the soil is very important for healthy gardening. The requirements of a low-acidic level mostly depend on the plants you are going to propagate in that soil. Most of the plants in your garden prefer neutral soil and are sometimes acidic. But, if your soil is too acidic it’s gonna … Read more
Who doesn’t want to revamp the glance of their garden with some vibrant blossoms? Well, growing some shrubs with vibrant red flowers would be a great idea for such attempts. Plants with Red Flowers. 1 Hydrangea 2 Lantana 3 Azaleas 4 Flowering Maple 5 Bougainvillea 6 Camellia 7 Hibiscus 8 Weigela 9 Chrysanthemum. Scroll down … Read more