Garden Basics
Money plants, also known as Epipremnum aureum or devil's ivy, have become a beloved addition...
In the ever-evolving world of home decor, the humble plant stand has emerged as a versatile...
As the chill of winter sets in and the days grow shorter, many gardeners find...
Repotting is a critical practice in plant care, aimed at ensuring the well-being and vitality of potted plants. The process involves assessing when it's necessary, gathering the essential tools and materials, such as a larger pot, fresh potting mix, and pruning shears, and gently transferring the plant to its new home. During this transition, it's essential to inspect and trim the roots if they are root-bound, maintain the correct planting depth, and fill the surrounding space with fresh soil. Adequate watering is crucial to help the plant settle into its new environment. Following repotting, providing a brief period of reduced sunlight minimizes stress on the plant. With these steps, you can help your plants continue to thrive and flourish in their new containers.
Composting is a simple, natural process that turns kitchen and yard waste into nutrient-rich soil....
Planting a garden is a great way to get outside and enjoy the benefits of...
