Phosphorus Ideas, Tips & Guides

If you see your monstera growing aerial roots, do not snip them out as they can make it lush and bigger! Don’t believe us? Read on!

11 Reasons (and Solutions!) for Yellow Hibiscus Leaves

Homegrown tomatoes taste heavenly when they are sweet with a hint of tart, acidic flavor. If you want to grow the same, there is a science behind it. And what is it, find out below!

The jade plant is more commonly known for its fleshy, ovate leaves, but did you know that it can produce blooms, too? If you want a flowering jade plant, then these hacks will help you get more flowers! Don’t miss reading it till the end as we have kept the best one for last.

When it comes to nutrition, oatmeal water packs a punch for plants. It nourishes the soil and is an affordable home food for your botanical babies. Now, oat water may not be as effective as commercial fertilizers, but it definitely boosts plant growth. Let’s dig in and see if it’s worth a try in your own garden as well!

What makes red root vegetables a must have on your platter is their nutrient composition! Being rich in beta-carotene, several vitamins, magnesium, phosphorus, folate, calcium and antioxidants, they offer plenty of healthy benefits that you just can’t ignore!

Do you realize that there are Things that Come from Your Blender that Can Fertilize Your Plants? Sounds odd? Keep on reading to find out!

Learning these secrets about growing the most fragrant roses will help treat your senses with soothing natural scents. Don’t worry if you are not an expert rosarian; these tips will make you a pro!

From Hobby Greenhouses in Alberta

Natural swimming ponds serve a twofold purpose: not only can you (obviously) swim in them whenever you fancy a refreshing, chill dip, but they also look beautiful in a garden, replacing the luminous blue sterility of a normal chlorinated pool with a wilder look. As such, they are much in demand, though creating one requires a little forethought and consideration of a number of moving parts. With that in mind, we spoke to Tim Evans, owner of swimming pond specialists Gartenart, about how to make one work in your own garden.

You have received your soil test results and found that you have high phosphorus in your soil. Excessive phosphorus in the soil may be due to where you live, especially in the coastal areas of South Carolina, where there are natural phosphorus deposits present in the soil. If that’s the case, ensuring you don’t add any additional phosphorus products to your soil is important.

If your green friends are looking a little lackluster, sporting yellow leaves, and failing to thrive, you may be dealing with more than just a lack of water or sunlight. Iron Deficiency in Plants is a common yet often overlooked issue that can significantly affect their health, appearance, and yield. Read on to know the causes, symptoms, and, most importantly, solutions to this gardening dilemma.

If you desire a Snake Plant that is not just any ordinary one but the tallest, boldest, and largest that can be grown, with a cluster of healthy leaves that reach towards the sky, then we will provide you with our top tips on How to Grow Big and Tall Snake Plant!

Aphids, those tiny yet troublesome insects, can quickly wreak havoc on your garden, leaving your plants weakened and struggling to thrive. While there are numerous methods for combating these pests, one intriguing solution lies within your kitchen waste: banana peels. In this article, we’ll explore how to Use Banana Peels to Get Rid of Aphids  and guide you through the process of utilizing this eco-friendly technique.

Are your indoor plants looking a little lackluster? It could be that they’re yearning for more than just water and sunlight. What if you could turn those drooping leaves into vibrant, healthy greenery with just a small tweak to your plant care routine? You’re in the right place! We bring you a comprehensive guide on the Best Plant Food for Indoor Plants! 

Even when your soil is fertile, there may be times during the growing period when your crops need a little boost with the addition of a water soluble fertilizer for vegetables. There are many options of liquid fertilizer, even organic and DIY liquid fertilizer for vegetables.

I have always been an organic gardener, so the fact that my hydroponic kits are currently fuelled by chemical fertilisers irks me somewhat. The main problems with chemical fertilisers (from my perspective) are the pollution they cause once they’re out in the world, and the energy required to make them. While the former is not an issue in my indoor garden (I give any wastewater to houseplants or plants in the garden), the latter most certainly is. So I would like to move to a more sustainable fertiliser solution in the future.

A couple of weeks ago I started a fertiliser trial in the hydroponicum, pitting Hexafly frass against my regular Ikea feed. Today the plants look like this:

Don’t know Why Is My Christmas Cactus Turning Purple? We’ve got you covered! Read on to find out the reasons causing the purple coloration and solutions so you can maintain a healthy plant.

Ever wonder, “Can Bearded Dragons Eat Purple Cabbage?” Learn if purple cabbage is good for your scaly friends and the possible advantages and disadvantages of adding it to their diet.

Growing Indoor Plants in Water might seem like an easy task, but there are inevitable blunders you can make while doing so. In this article, you will learn how to avoid making such mistakes!