Plant Care & Garden Ideas
No matter whether you have an indoor or outdoor garden area, all plants need a consistent caring method to thrive well. Adequate watering is one of the crucial requirements of keeping a plant alive. But what if you can’t reach home every day due to your work schedule? Or what, if you are going on … Read more
Drought-tolerant plants are like boons for people, who don’t have time for regular gardening. You don’t have to water them daily or weekly with a consistent watering schedule. These kinds of plants can be kept in underwatering conditions for long and still do well being buoyant. Fortunately, the list of such plants is long! Here … Read more
Poinsettia is a beautiful-looking flowering plant that symbolizes purity, success, and cheers. This plant can make a great garden plant and houseplant with reasonable care. Poinsettia has been considered a significant plant since the ancient Aztec culture. Even new-age gardeners love this plant as one of the easy-to-grow flowering plants to cultivate. No matter whether … Read more
Brown leaf edges of spider plants: It mainly occurs when it’s under harsh or direct sun, underwatered, overwatered, aging, and producing baby spider plants. It’s okay and good to trim off the brown parts of your spider plants for the plant to focus its energy where needed. Move to an ample airy place with full-day … Read more
Hibiscus is a stunning flowering plant from the mallow family of the Malvaceae genus. The main genus is quite hefty and incorporates almost hundreds of species. Hibiscus plants are native to the warmer tropical climate but easily adaptable to normal home temperatures. Thus, you can grow a healthy hibiscus plant easily in any corner of … Read more
Bromeliads are not easy to care houseplants which require bright indirect sunlight and optimum watering and fertilizer sparingly. Watering at regular intervals to keep the soil moist is enough rather than watering it to make it soggy. Check for proper drainage and pests to keep your bromeliads healthy and shine bright. Bromeliads will bloom only … Read more