Rotating indoor plants is a crucial activity that is frequently neglected until a problem is actually discovered. Rotating potted plants is essential for both plant growth and aesthetics since plants grow naturally toward the light. Every two to three months, rotate a potted plant on its axis to expose areas that don’t often receive enough …
Before planting, seeds should be dried to protect the insides and aid in germination and the development of a healthy seedling. Because the drying process hardens and seals the protective shell around interior sections, seeds that are dried before planting have a better chance of germinating. On a spotless surface, seeds should be dried for …
Your plant will receive the much-needed support from a moss pole, which will also encourage the natural environment that tropical plants are suited to. Climbing plants will produce larger, healthier leaves as a result of using a moss pole, and the pole will support the plant as it climbs. As the plant develops, aerial roots …
It can be challenging to know how much water to give mushrooms during irrigation because they are difficult to grow. Overwatering is a typical cause of mushroom failure; too much water can rot the mushrooms, and not enough water will kill them. Mushrooms require a little spritz of water to stay moist since they grow …
The key to preventing overwatered soil and the negative impact it can have on plants is to increase drainage in plant containers. Although adding rocks to the bottom of the pot can seem like a nice idea, it might actually be detrimental. The saturated zone becomes close to the soil’s surface and gets to the …
Nepenthes, or monkey cups as they are also known, are most prevalent in South East Asia, particularly the Borneo, Sumatra, and Philippine Islands. These species can be found in habitats ranging from high cloud forests to tropical lowland swamps. The pitchers (cups) on nepenthes, which are modified leaves that come in a variety of sizes …
So you think the peas you’ve been growing in your yard are ready to be picked? Nothing compares to the flavour of a sweet, young, tender pea that has just been popped from its freshly harvested pod, and the only way to get that sensation is to grow your own. When it comes to plucking …
Italy is one of Europe’s top tourist destinations, attracting millions of visitors each year. Its stunning scenery, rich history, delicious food, and friendly locals are just a few reasons why tourists flock here. Flower lovers around the globe know how much Italians value flowers. In fact, they grow almost anywhere – even in city parks …
Fenugreek is a herbaceous plant belonging to the pea family Fabaceae. Its leaves contain saponins called triterpene glycosides. These compounds act as diuretics and laxatives. They stimulate bile secretion and increase its flow into the intestine. Their action is similar to those of castor oil and senna. Fennel seeds are commonly eaten in India and …
Have you ever seen a yellow mushroom growing from the soil of one of your pots? If not, then you probably haven’t noticed this little fungus before. These yellow mushrooms aren’t uncommon; they won’t harm your plant and they aren’t harmful to you. They’re just a small part of the ecosystem doing its job in …