Houseplants are a great way to bring nature inside, but some apartment-dwellers may find it difficult to find the perfect plants for their space. Here are the best plants for apartments.
If your plants have a case of the blahs, give them a boost with plant food. Read about the best liquid plant food options for indoor plants here!
Hydroponics is said to be the future of agriculture, and it can easily be implemented in your home as well! Here are some must-knows for deep water culture systems and how to upkeep them.
Stop playing guessing games when it comes to watering your plants! We’ve rounded up the best soil moisture meter picks.
Do your pothos have the Sunday scale-ies? If so, it’s important to identify these pests and learn how to get rid of them to start your week off on the right…leaf!
Phosphorus (P) is an essential macronutrient that all plants need to grow. Learn how to make a homemade phosphorous fertilizer your plants will live for here.
It’s common to be salty when your peperomia is overwatered–we totally get it–but save your saltiness because these 4 steps will help save your plant and help you not overwater again.
People and plants can suffer from dry indoor air. This is how to increase humidity in a room (without a humidifier).
Normally yellow is seen as a happy color, but for your plant’s leaves it’s a red flag. No need to panic though, we’ve compiled what causes your leaves to turn yellow and how you can save them.
First one to the plant store is a rotten…root! Before you give up on your plants with root rot, take a look at these tips on how to spot the rot & save the pot.
Is your Monstera under the weather? Let’s get to the root of the issue, eh? It could very well be root rot; check out these signs and symptoms as well as how to prevent Monstera root rot from coming back!
Are your pothos looking droopy from being underwatered? Don’t fret, we have all the signs and solutions for you to revitalize your underwatered pothos plant in no-time.
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