Every plant needs a different amount of light to grow, and you have to be a little careful when it comes to their sun exposure. So, is there any way to be sure of it? Yes, there is. Here are the most important Signs Your Indoor Plants Need More Sunlight. Have a look at the best plants that grow without sunlight here Signs Your Indoor Plants Need More Sunlight 1. Leggy Growth One of the best signs to watch out for is leggier growth....
There are three basic ways for harvesting coffee. The Mechanical Method Mechanical method facilitate the expedite collection of coffee beans on a massive scale, but it has many drawbacks. First, it contributes to damaging of crop and plants and therefore it increases their susceptibility to diseases. In this method, the branches are shacked by machine .This way ripe fruits fall to the ground or net and then collected. Stripping Stripping is one of the popular ways of manual harvesting of coffee....
If you’re looking for a houseplant that makes a bold statement, then look no further than a Rubber Plant (Ficus elastica), also called Indian Rubber Tree. With their ease of care, these are perfect indoor plants for beginners or those who consider themselves having a black thumb. Lets start with a quick summary of rubber plant care, with additional details following. How To Care For A Rubber Plant (Ficus elastica): Grow your Rubber Plant in soil that drains well, create moderate humidity and keep temperatures between 50°F (10°C) to 85°F (29°C)....
1. With the deep gray and blue colored stones and pebbles implanted, this garden path idea is amazing. Just walk on it barefoot and it will do an acupuncture. 2. Look at this Japanese Garden path– rocks, colorful stones and small bridge, everything is complimenting each other and giving the place a serene ambiance. 3. Here’s one more idea for you. Big rounded stones pitched in the walkway, this is giving it a different look....
To give your garden a playful look, you need to be creative and what’s better than some offbeat planters made from unused home items hanging in line and beautiful plants trailing from them. 1. DIY Hanging Terrarium The DIY hanging terrarium planter is perfect for keeping indoors, and it looks awesome. With a few supplies and plants, you can do this without any difficulty following the steps. Visit this website and this ONE too, to learn everything....
Do you know that many tasty and healthy edible plants can be found among the common weeds? Wild Edible Weeds can turn an ordinary cuisine into an exquisite dish. They also have many medicinal properties! Let’s have a look at them! Check out our article on beneficial weeds in a garden here Which Parts of Edible Weeds are Best to Eat? The nutritional value of the plants depends on the vegetation period, so you should find out what is the best time to begin harvesting....
If you want to keep Plants in a Jar, then you can take ideas from these eye-catching pictures that we have lined up for you! Here are the best plants you can grow in vases and jars Pictures of Plants in a Jar 1. Silver Dollar Plant 2. Chinese Money Plant 3. Jade Plant 4. Oxalis 5. Pothos 6. Philodendron Cordatum 7. Lucky Bamboo 8. Aloe Vera 9. Donkey Tail Plant 10....
You must be familiar with dark green florets of broccoli on thick lime green stems. But do you know there are several varieties available that are skinnier, leafier, purple, white, spirally-pointed, and lime green? Sounds exciting? Time to discover some of the best Types of Broccolis! Check out our article on growing broccoli in pots here! Types of Broccoli For Home Growers Calabrese Calabrese forms a thick stem and 4-5 inches large central head with dark green, tight tiny buds, that gives an impression of a small tree....
Explore this list of Front Door Planters that you can take inspiration from to make your home exterior stand out and boost curb appeal! Have a look at some awesome Front Door Decor ideas with plants here Front Door Planters 1. Candelabra Flower Pot You can also make a similar one for yourself by taking help from here. 2. Hanging Plant Chandelier Watch this video to make one for your home entrance!...
The next time you think about tossing the shells after eating pistachios, think again! We have some amazing Uses of Pistachio Shells in the Garden that’ll surely make you save them! Check out baking soda uses in the garden here Pistachio Profile Pistachio tree (Pistacia vera) is indigenous to the Middle East – this long-lived tree produces clusters of small red drupes that require hot, long, dry summers for proper ripening....
Balcony Watering Tips Opt watering at ground level. Avoid watering the foliage as it encourages the development of diseases. Use self watering containers, if your balcony is windy or south facing. It allows you to water less often. Incorporate water retaining granules in soil of your potted plants. They absorb water and release it slowly. This slows down the frequency of watering. Adopt mulching. It helps in retaining moisture. It is a quick and easy task in small garden on balcony or terrace....
The Peacock plant, also known as Calathea makoyana, is a beautiful tropical houseplant, famed for its beautiful, contrasting green and purplish-red leaves that will brighten up any indoor living space. They do take a little bit of work to keep in good condition, so read on to learn all you need to know about peacock plant care. How to care for a peacock plant? Calathea makoyana needs bright, indirect sunlight, temperatures of 60-75°F (16-24°C), and high humidity....
Pteris looks different from the other ferns with its green leaflets and serrated edges, which also resembles somewhat palms in appearance. If you want a great green specimen for tabletops, then check out all the details on Pteris Cretica Care! Have a look at the different types of ferns here Pteris Cretica This evergreen fern from the Pteridaceae family is native to Europe, Africa, and Asia. It has flat, pinnate fronds with beautiful variegation that makes this fern more attractive....
The tropical rain forests of South America hold a treasure when it comes to plants that are beautiful, exotic, and can make for great houseplants. Have a look at the most amazing South American Indoor Plants you can grow! Here are America’s most popular houseplants! Best South American Indoor Plants 1. Begonia Botanical Name: Begonia Native Areas: Brazil, Paraguay, Argentina, and Uruguay Native to South Africa, Asia, Central, and South America, begonia is the most popular plant for shady spots due to its colorful foliage and ornamental flowers....
1. River Rock Garden Markers Draw vegetables and fruits on garden rocks of various sizes. Find the steps in detail here! 2. DIY Garden Stones Want to make these gorgeous stepping stones for your garden? Check out this tutorial. 3. Golf Ball Lady Bugs Upcycle golf balls into these cute-looking ladybugs for your garden with the help of this tutorial. 4. Concrete planter You can make these concrete planters at your home....
Pepper is a warm season vegetable like tomatoes, cucumbers, and eggplants. The right time to start pepper seeds indoors is during the late winters or early spring. Once spring approaches, the seeds need to be transferred into the garden outdoors or desired pots. Both the bell peppers and hot peppers can be grown from spring to fall. In frost-free regions, you can even grow this vegetable year-round as a perennial. To grow the best pepper plants, provide full sunlight, slightly moist soil, and rich potting soil with compost....
Do you want to grow lemons, but a shortage of space is stopping you? If this is your plight, then growing lemon tree pots is a smart idea. Plant it on a patio, terrace, or even indoors, and you will be bestowed by its scented flowers and soft yellow citrus fruits. You can grow it on the balcony too! Let’s have a look at How to Grow a Lemon Tree in Pot easily!...
Are you looking for an easy to grow houseplant that offers bright colors year-round? Then look no further than the Oyster plant (Tradescantia spathacea) with its bright purple and green foliage. This showy evergreen with its no-fuss habit is a perfect choice for the beginner or those who do not want to tend to high-maintenance plants. Let’s start with a quick summary of oyster plant care, to help you keep yours thriving for years....
There is no reason why you should settle down for an empty, boring backyard when there is so much that can inspire you. Check out our post on how Your Backyard Can Be the Best Hang Out Place with these DIYs! Here are DIY Plant Risers for Indoor Plants to Make a Statement Your Backyard Can Be the Best Hang Out Place with these DIYs! 1. Fire Pit Now you can make your own fire pit in 4-5 steps....
You don’t have to grow a certain variety of Philo to enjoy its beauty in your home and garden. Here are some stunning Plants that Look Like Philodendron Birkin you can add to your collection instead! Check out the plant that look-like pothos here Plants that Look Like Philodendron Birkin 1. Dieffenbachia Botanical Name: Dieffenbachia The foliage of Dieffenbachia resembles philodendron Birkin in a lot of ways. There are many varieties that you can choose from, too!...
