plant care

Phosphorus toxicity in houseplants tends to affect houseplants that produce flowers. 

Potassium toxicity in plants is rare because the uptake of potassium ions from the is regulated well by plants.

Phosphorus is one of the three plant macronutrients that are essential to plant life. 

Plant hormones are natural chemicals present in tiny amounts inside plants.

The N in NPK stands for Nitrogen the most important macronutrient for plants.

Spots on your houseplant’s leaves are a common sign that indicates something is wrong with your plant.

Horticultural Charcoal, Biochar, Activated Charcoal and Grilling charcoal all have applications for home life however some types of charcoal are dangerous to use with plants or garden applications.

Brassinosteroids are a class of plant hormones found in higher plants as well as more primitive kinds such as algae and bryophytes. There are about 60 known types today with similar molecular structures.

Gibberellins (GAs) are plant hormones that exist in all vascular plants, algae, and many fungi. There are over 136 kinds, all with a similar chemical structure.

Consider getting the following houseplants. All have straightforward watering requirements and tolerate shade. They don't need high humidity - usually one of the most challenging aspects of houseplant care.

Their main difference lies in their two most important respective functions.