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 Learn How to Make a Pebble Tray for Houseplants to Increase Humidity and help them thrive in the drier months of the year!

Shriveling and yellowing of indoor plants’ leaves can result from several growing conditions gone wrong. It may take you some time to understand the issue and then take actions to fix it. Instead of that, you can read this guide carefully to find out why theHouseplants’ Leaves are Getting Yellow and How to Save Them.

If you want to get rid of pests and other problems for your indoor plants, then follow these Tips to Use Neem Oil for Houseplants!

The orchid family, Orchidaceae, is one of the largest plant families with an estimated 30,000 species and many more cultivars. There are hardy orchids that live in temperate climates, but 80 percent of orchids live in tropical conditions in Central and South America, Asia, and Africa. What we grow as houseplants are tropical in origin which is important to know—the plant’s natural environment indicates their desired cultural requirements.

If you are a fussy plant parent who always forgets to take care of his green friends, then here are some beautiful Succulents that Don’t Need Water Before a Month that you can grow without worrying about maintaining them!

I just love the design of these little Vintage Mid Century coffee tables with their sleek dansette legs and so when I see them in junk shops or jumble sales I just have to rescue them!

Did you know that the leftover coffee grounds from your brewed coffee can be used for more than just brewing another cup? Old coffee grounds are a natural and effective solution for cleaning, deodorizing, and even repelling bugs in your home. You can see more of my crazy creations here

We’re approaching the hottest few days of the year, and some of the flora in our gardens are beginning to show it – after all, growing plants in an area fully exposed to the hot sun can be challenging unless you choose perennials that simply prefer the heat. Luckily, in this respect you have all sorts of options: “There are plenty of hardy varieties that thrive during the intensity of July and August and into September,” says Kate Karam, editorial director at Monrovia, a national grower of ornamental plants. Once spring gardens fizzle out, low-maintenance perennials planted at the start of summer give a huge burst of colour that won’t fade in the relentless heat. Many have adapted to grow in harsh conditions and are drought-tolerant – and we’re not talking about succulents. Whether the climate is hot and dry or hot and rainy, these plants need just minimal attention and care within reason.

Want to multiply plants for free? Here are some awesome Houseplants that Grow from Division with ease. You can also gift them to your loved ones.

Have you ever had a houseplant fail to thrive despite your efforts to provide it with the best possible care?You may be able to solve this problem

You may have heard that a light meter is an incredibly helpful tool to keep your houseplants happy or to assist you in attaining indoor gardening excellence – almost like a magic wand!But these tools come with a variety of features and are availa

Proper air circulation is a paramount factor in growing healthy plants whether the plants are planted outdoors or indoors. Good air circulation promotes water evaporation, transpiration, prevents condensation on the leaf surfaces, reduce the growth of fungal infections and rot, and helps in making their growing limbs stronger.