Do you have a love for peppers? They’re a top choice for home gardeners, offering a range of flavors from sweet to hot, perfect for spicing up your dishes, sauces, and salads. Even if you’re situated in a colder climate, don’t fret. Peppers are fairly hardy and can adjust to less than tropical conditions. In …
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Different houseplants, different needs. While some houseplants are not afraid of the cold, others can’t cope with cold temperatures at all. So, this begs the question: How old is too cold for houseplants? Temperatures below 50°F (10°C) are generally too cold for most houseplants. Desert plants, tropical plants, blooming plants, ferns, ficus, and palms have …
How To Grow A Gigantic Monstera deliciosa. There are many hacks to grow your plants faster and bigger on TikTok, Facebook, and YouTube. I tried one that said you should put an air root in a glass of water. It promises to grow your Monstera deliciosa faster. But does it work? I tested it with …
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These are the best flowers for Mother’s Day. Mother’s Day is a special occasion to celebrate our love and affection for our mothers. Giving them flowers is one of the best ways to express gratitude and appreciation. The classic choice is red roses. But there are far better choices for your mom; I will reveal them …
The longer we nurture our plants, the more we understand them. When you see their leaves curling inward, you know your plant craves your attention to correct something. The terrific news is that inward leaf curl is entirely reversible. So, relax, take a breath, and continue reading to explore the causes of this seemingly irrational …
Are you looking for a care guide for Anthurium Andraeanum? The Flamingo flower is a plant I have had in my care for many years. While the care is not difficult, here are some great tips to make it bloom vigorously. Anthurium Andraeanum Plant The Anthurium andraeanum is a heart-shaped indoor plant known as Flamingo …
Today I will share my review of the Mars Hydro VG80 Seedling LED Grow Light. I use it in my grow tent. There is a rack installed where is grow my chili seedlings. Currently, no sunlight enters the tent. This is why I use multiple grow lights. I already use two Mars Hydro Grow Lights to …
In this article, I will discuss the reasons for Anthurium root rot. Root rot in Anthurium plants is quite common and is caused by improper care. By identifying the signs of root rot correctly, you may be able to save your houseplant and achieve a healthy root system. Indoor plants signal through their leaves whether …
In this article, I will discuss what Anthurium roots above the soil are. The roots seen above the soil are air roots or aerial roots. The Flamingo flower produces roots above the soil and below the soil. The roots below the soil are just regular roots. They’re also called soil roots. If you are growing a …