If you have indoor plants, going on vacation is a concern, especially if you have no one to water your indoor plants while you’re on vacation. You can buy devices that water indoor plants, but plant watering devices don’t always work as advertised, and plant watering devices can be expensive – especially if you have ...
One of the best gardening tips I have learned has to do with watering your plants. There are many tips on how to water your plants, but I have found a few watering tips for plants which I didn’t realize were out there until I read them. Here are a few I found to be ...
Indoor office plants or houseplants require different care than outdoor plants. There are generally a few guidelines to follow when caring for interior plants. For more specific care information you will need to take a closer look at the specific type of plant you own. Environment Selection and Modification The plant’s immediate environment is going ...
Indoor plants need love and tender care all year round. However, in winter they need special attention due to the cold weather and lack of natural sunlight. There are different ways to keep your plants warm during the winter. A combination of appropriate level of light, heating mats, an electric heater and humidifier can provide ...
Indoor plants are wonderful to have around. Whether we have them inside our homes, our places of work, at the mall and other public buildings, indoor plants help us stay in touch with nature, as if bringing the outside in. In most homes and offices, having indoor plants balances the atmosphere, with plants excreting oxygen ...
If you’re a plant lover and want to make your home greener indoors, then consider having several outdoor plants in your household. It adds bright areas to your home and it is said that indoor plants help purify the air in your home. There are several indoor plants that you can buy so it can ...
If your houseplants aren’t looking as healthy as they once did, your houseplants might be infested with bugs. Examine the soil and the undersides of leaves, and look for telltale signs of insects. Look for the bugs themselves as well as tiny webs, cotton-like tufts, sticky residue, or scaly lesions. These are all signs of ...
