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Schefflera: Growing and Care
It is best to place the sheflera plant in bright rooms; it loves light, without it its leaves turn pale. But it is not recommended to place it in direct sunlight, as burns may form on the leaves.
Diana Dashkevich gardening plants tips Garden 24 September 2023
Preparing and storing tomato seeds: Gardening tips
If you have a good harvest of tomatoes, then you can save some seeds to plant them later - it can save you lots of money! The key is to prepare and store your seeds correctly, so they can stay perfect for planting for months or even years.
Kate Yakimchuk gardening seeds tips Garden 23 September 2023
Gardening Secrets: How to Grow Sansevieria
Sansevieria does not like humid air, preferring dry air.
Diana Dashkevich plants tips plants care Garden 23 September 2023
Not fertile garden soil: Gardening advice
To make plants thrive, you need to provide the best conditions for them - and one of them is having fertile soil. If your soil is infertile, then your plants won't get all the nutrients they need to grow strong and healthy, so you need to do something early.
Kate Yakimchuk soil gardening fertilizer Garden 22 September 2023
Gardening Secrets: How to Grow Cissus
Indoor cissus vine is an unpretentious indoor plant that is successfully cultivated in the middle zone. It grows in the tropics and subtropics around the world.
Diana Dashkevich gardening gardening tips Garden 22 September 2023
Chlorophytum: Growing and Care
Any pot is suitable for growing chlorophytum. It can be grown in a flowerpot, flowerpot, or in a regular pot. The root system grows quickly and fills the entire volume of the pot.
Diana Dashkevich gardening tips plants tips Garden 22 September 2023
Plant hilling: Gardening advice
If you're new to gardening, then you've probably heard of plant hilling, but have you heard about how beneficial it is? Plant hilling is a gardening technique where you pile up soil or mulch around the base of a plant.
Kate Yakimchuk hilling gardening tips Garden 22 September 2023
Hamedorea: Growing and Care
Since chamedorea is graceful - the plant is tall and not very spreading, you need to choose a stable, wide pot for it.
Diana Dashkevich palms plants tips Garden 21 September 2023
Growing Secrets: How to Care for a Date Palm
For date palms, choose places in the interior that are as close as possible to the windows in bright, sunny rooms oriented to the south, southwest or southeast. Additional lighting will not help dates; they need natural light. If there is an opportunity to move them closer to the window for the winter, it is better to take advantage of it.
Diana Dashkevich palms plants care Garden 21 September 2023
Philodendron: Secrets of Growing
Philodendron likes slightly moist soil in spring and summer, although the plant is sensitive to too much water. Maintain moisture; the soil in the pot should not dry out. Philodendron grows well in semi-shaded areas, so avoid direct sunlight.
Diana Dashkevich plants tips plants care Garden 20 September 2023
Cherry versus sour cherry: Know your plants
If you want to grow more varieties of fruits in your garden, then consider growing sour cherries. This plant might seem pretty similar to regular cherry, but it also has plenty of differences in taste, size, and resilience.
Kate Yakimchuk cherry fruits gardening Garden 20 September 2023
Sunflowers growing short: Gardening mistakes
Sunflowers are beautiful and beneficial plants that can sometimes grow really tall - often taller than an average person. Meanwhile, some gardeners notice that their sunflowers seem to be too short - but why so?
Kate Yakimchuk sunflowers gardening mistakes Garden 19 September 2023
Low maintenance strawberries: Gardening advice
Strawberries are one of the most popular berries in the world because of their taste and flavor, so no wonder that gardeners love them a lot. If you want to plant strawberries in your garden, then you should check some low-maintenance options first.
Kate Yakimchuk strawberries fruits gardening Garden 19 September 2023
Poinsettia: Growing and Care
At home, the plant should be placed on a well-lit windowsill; under no circumstances should there be drafts. If you place a flower on a window where there is not enough lighting in winter, it may shed its leaves - think about how the plant will be illuminated in the dark.
Diana Dashkevich flowers plants tips Garden 18 September 2023
Gardening Secrets: How to Grow Ivy
Ivy (Hedera) is an evergreen climbing shrub from the Araliaceae family. It loves warm, humid climates and prefers to grow in the shade of oak and beech forests. Hedera also thrives on rocky mountain slopes, lowlands and gorges.
Diana Dashkevich gardening tips plants tips Garden 18 September 2023
Dracaena: How to Grow
Dracaena is an ornamental tropical evergreen plant that is suitable for the home garden. It lives for about 15 years and can grow up to 3 meters in height. Over time, the dracaena trunk becomes woody and begins to resemble a palm tree.
Diana Dashkevich gardening gardening tips Garden 17 September 2023
How to deal with sideration: Gardening advice
Sideration is a problem in gardening because it means that plants are not getting enough sunlight to grow properly. When plants don't get enough sunlight, they can become weak, their leaves may turn yellow, and they might not produce flowers or fruit as they should.
Kate Yakimchuk sideration gardening tips Garden 17 September 2023
Peperomia: Care and Growing
Peperomia obtufolia generally likes to grow in a moist environment, and its growth is more lush in an environment with high air humidity and the leaves are green.
Diana Dashkevich plants tips plants care Garden 17 September 2023
Araucaria: Growing and Care
Most gardeners know Araucaria under the nickname of indoor spruce. This ancient, relict plant is perhaps the only coniferous crop that can really be grown at home.
Diana Dashkevich plants tips plants care Garden 16 September 2023
Plants need support: Gardening tips
While many plants can grow perfectly fine in nature, lots of garden plants need you to provide them some support to grow better. It's not that hard to do - in most cases you just need a stable stick and a rope, so you can help your plant to grow vertically.
Kate Yakimchuk support gardening tips Garden 16 September 2023