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Sometimes when you buy a houseplant, you’ll find its leaves are particularly shiny. Now, this can be innate—the leaves ofContinue Reading
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Sometimes when you buy a houseplant, you’ll find its leaves are particularly shiny. Now, this can be innate—the leaves ofContinue Reading
There seem to be two schools of thought about starting cuttings: some gardeners pot up their cuttings immediately. They cutContinue Reading
These days, horticulture seems to have taken a huge step backward. Garden centers now currently sell plants in “designer pots*,”Continue Reading
When repotting a plant, normally you would take the time to carefully inspect the roots, trim off a few dead ones,Continue Reading
I recently attended a workshop on how to make kokedamas: a plant grown in a moss ball. This is theContinue Reading
Indoor plants render great services to their owners. They decorate our homes, they purify the air we breathe, they reduceContinue Reading
The Chinese hibiscus (Hibiscus rosa-sinensis) is a very popular houseplant and is also widely grown as an outdoor shrub inContinue Reading
The ideal time to repot your houseplants is when they start their growing season. That would be somewhere between late February and earlyContinue Reading
Old myths die hard and one myth that refuses to die is that houseplants need a “drainage layer.” It usedContinue Reading
Normally, in temperate regions where winter nights are very long and days very short, it’s best to stop fertilizing houseplantsContinue Reading