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How to make organic phosphorus fertilizer
This guide explains what phosphorus fertilizer does and how to make an organic versions at home. Most phosphorus is derived from mined rock. Howev... -
Hydro Houseplants - How to switch your plants to hydro from soil
Hydroponics is the art of growing plants in water rather than soil. Hydroponic cultivation will save you from having to keep on top of differe... -
Leaf propagation: A scientific rundown
This article goes through the science of leaf propagation. Find five different leaf propagation methods -
The Science of Scorching: Why do plants burn from too much light?
This article explains the science behind light damage in plants. Photosynthesis is a complex, delicately balanced, and highly adaptive process.
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Why are Orchid Roots Green?
Orchid roots have many unique features. One of these is the green root tips found on aerial roots in some epiphytic species. Green orchid root tips indicate a healthy, well-watered plant that indicates areas of active root growth. -
I ♡ Keiki: Keiki paste for your String of hearts
Grow new shoots and leaves on your String of hearts (Ceropegia woodii/Rosary vines) with Keiki paste. -
Super-plants for the New Year: the best houseplants for beginners
Cultivate your green thumb this new year with these virtually indestructible super-plants. -
Grow A Garden In Time For Spring
Mid-winter is the perfect time to plan a spring garden. Although spring seems far away, you can do a lot now to make your job easier come March. -
Crassula marginalis rubra 'Variegata'
This tutorial shows how to boost Crassula marginalis rubra 'Variegata' growth with Keiki paste.
Crassula marginalis rubra 'Variegata' is a bushy, trailing succulent with long delicate stems and rosy, heart-shaped leaves. -
Dragon Tree: Care Guide
The long sword-shaped green leaves with deep-red edges flaring upwards from long, slim gray stems make the Dragon Tree (Dracaena marginata) a striking and dramatic addition to the home. It's also fantastic because it is easy to care for, and almost impossible to kill. I've known these houseplants to suffer months of neglect and still come back strong as ever. -
When and How to Repot Orchids
Orchids are incredible houseplants. They live for years with minimal care and produce the most fantastic blooms. Keeping an orchid happy and healt... -
The dirt on soil - Preparing your garden for spring crops and flowers
Soil is the foundation from which all plants grow. Do not take it for granted. The success of the garden relies heavily on the health of the soil. Soil contains living organisms, making it a vibrant ecosystem of its' own.
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