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You know that feeling when you squeeze into a pair of shoes that almost fit, but not quite? Your plants know it too. Except they can’t complain — they just sit there looking sad, droopy, and vaguely offended. Picking the right pot size sounds easy until you’re standing there with a baby tomato plant in …

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Some gardening days are made for big projects. This isn’t one of them. Maybe it’s warm out. Maybe your knees are already filing a complaint. Or maybe you just want a few wins without digging holes or wrestling a hose for an hour. That’s where these quick upgrades come in. Nothing here takes more than …

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(but would probably whisper to their favorite regulars) Garden centers are peaceful, right? Birds chirping, plants smiling at you, maybe a soft breeze nudging you toward a potted lavender you don’t need but definitely want. But here’s the thing. As serene as they seem, garden centers are still stores. Stores trying to move product. Which …

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Why is my Anthurium not flowering? Anthuriums bloom throughout the year. They produce beautiful flowers and are often used in flower arrangements. They usually adhere to a three months flowering and three months, not flowering cycle. But somethings Flamingo flowers won’t bloom. The University of Florida states that new cultivars of Anthurium flower earlier. They …

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Anthuriums are humidity-loving plants. I keep all my Anthurium plants in a grow tent with high humidity. Learn about the ideal levels for these houseplants in this article. [toc]   Anthurium humidity The ideal air humidity for Anthuriums is between 70-80%. They will grow at lower humidity levels but ensure the humidity is at least …

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ZZ, short for Zanzibar or Zamioculcas zamiifolia, are popular plants among indoor gardeners. With close to no maintenance required, ZZ plants offer several benefits.  Their ability to thrive in dry conditions, however, doesn’t immunize them against underwatering. ZZs typically require watering only once a month or twice. However, they wish to be completely dried out …

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How to Bonsai a Jade Plant? Crassula ovata, known as the Jade plant is a popular houseplant as it is easy to care for. Ovata means egg-shaped. It refers to the thick, meaty leaves according to NC State University. It is also called the friendship plant with succulent shrubs, wooden branches, and shiny greenish thick …

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How to repot a jade plant? Jade plants are fleshy, succulent plants with thick, Oval-shaped leaves and stiff stalks. It’s also called the ‘money plant’ or the ‘good luck plant.’ It may be cultivated inside and outdoors. It is a slow-growing plant with a growth rate of 2 to 3 inches a year. The Jade …

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