Bigger is Better

A backyard is no place for a farm. My earliest vegetable gardens were small-scale imitations of large-scale farms. I rototilled the soil, spread bagged chemical fertilizer all around and built neat hills and straight furrows. I worked as a tractor. Then I unleashed a flood of water to fill the furrows and bring life to the land. I engineered like a god. Months later, I would make my daily rounds to harvest what I could from the hard, gray soil that was cracking under the intense summer sun. Farming was a tough life.

Care for your Nerve Plants effortlessly! Maintain humidity with a humidifier or water tray, and find the right sunlight balance. Feed with diluted liquid fertilizer every 3-4 weeks, prune for bushiness when it's 4-6 inches tall, and enhance CO2 levels occasionally. Amp up leaf vibrancy by using a weak tea solution every 2 months. These simple steps guarantee colorful, bushier, and lush Nerve Plants!

Making orchids re-bloom faster and better requires careful steps and planning to ensure these plants flowers much stronger than the last time!

Want your Wandering Jew to be the bushiest and boldest on the block? No problemo! Making it bushy is as easy as baking a pie as long as you know what to do and how to do it! And we are here to help you out!

Soil blocking is a seed-starting technique that uses cubes of compressed soil to grow healthy, vigorous plants. It’s my go-to method for starting vegetable, flower, and herb seeds and produces a lot of seedlings without the need for plastic pots or cell packs. The cubes of soil are made using metal soil blockers which come in a variety of sizes. Soil blocking isn’t difficult but there are a few points to keep in mind to boost success. Below you’ll learn all about soil blocking and the best way to make sturdy cubes of soil for seed starting.

At the start of 2023, the U.S. housing market was still in a state of upheaval, but experts were optimistic that the tides were turning. While interest rates remained high following a competitive seller’s market post pandemic, bidding wars were expected to cool and inventory was expected to climb. 

Philodendrons can be a great addition to your houseplant collection. They are quite versatile, easy to grow, and gel in with their surroundings quite easily. If you already have one and want to know How to Make Philodendron Plants Bushier, read on.

It’s a tentative start. We crack open wet soil, slot the roots of a small birch tree into the gap and firm it in. The blessings of Mother Earth on you, little tree. The birch is a bare slip of a thing barely anchored in the ground. One down, 23,999 to go.

You must have admired those colossal Gerbera blooms at flower shows or gardening centers, haven’t you? Now, what if you could replicate that spectacle right in your own garden? Brace yourself for the garden transformation of the year! If you’ve been nurturing Gerbera plants but can’t seem to get those lush, massive blooms, then don’t worry! Here are the best secrets on How to Grow Bigger Flowers in Gerbera!

The jade plant (Crassula ovata) is one of the quintessential succulents for homes, and almost everyone loves to plant it because it is super easy to maintain. If you too are growing one at home, learn more about Pruning Jade Plant to Make it Bushier and Bigger!

Clearly we didn’t learn our lesson from our first slightly overambitious bbq meal, because last weekend we found ourselves with another 3-course meal to book on the little bucket bbq.

Coaxing roses to produce a spectacular floral display is easy if you follow a few simple rules.