Thinking of using vinegar in your garden? If yes, you will be glad to know that there are many uses for vinegar in your little grassland. From repelling insects to promoting germination, it can help a plant in various ways. Read on for our 7 amazing vinegar hacks for plants! Can you spray vinegar directly on your houseplants? There can be conflicting answers to this question. Many studies have proven that spraying this household ingredient straight on the plant can be fatal for it. Vinegar dries out the leaves and gives the plant a hard time recovering. If it gets in the soil, it can eve ..read more

Gardening can be a fun and rewarding hobby; however, tending a traditional garden involves a lot of time and energy. Most people don’t have the energy or resources needed to succeed at gardening — and most lack sufficient space necessary to try. Hydroponics technology has long been expensive and space intensive but advancements in this tech has made it easier for anyone to grow a garden indoors. Indoor garden systems are a cost effective solution to this problem. While there are limitations to what you can grow inside, you’ll find a large variety of vegetables, fruits and herbs that flourish u ..read more

Are you a lover of houseplants? Or is someone in your life plant-obsessed? Gift-giving for the houseplant lover in your life can be tricky, but we’ve got you covered. Whether you’re shopping for yourself, for a birthday, holiday, or just because, any of these gifts are sure to put a smile on the face of any plant lover! We’ve compiled a list of 38 best gifts for plant lovers who can’t get enough of their green friends. Our List Of Best Gifts For Plant Lovers 1. Neon Cactus Wall Light This neon wall light is sure to add some personality to any room. It’s the perfect gift for anyone who loves pl ..read more

You may be wondering, why are my plants drooping? Most of the time a plant may wilt or droop because they are underwatered. However, there are many other reasons like overwatering, root rot, transplant shock, and pests that can all create drooping and wilted leaves. Houseplants add beautiful color, life, and texture to the interior of the house. Continue reading to know the seven reasons why your houseplants are wilting, along with some tips on how to keep them alive. 11 Reasons Why Your Plants Are Drooping Below are eleven reasons why your plants are drooping: 1. Sunlight Sunlight affects yo ..read more

We all know that plants need proper love and care to grow in the right manner. After all, they enhance the beauty and liveliness of your place. However, despite your best efforts, some of them do not grow the way you want them to, and that can be quite frustrating. No matter what you do, there are times when they simply stop growing.  In order to resolve the issue, you need to know what caused the stunting in the first place.  There are a lot of factors that stop the growth of your plants, but the question is, “can you reverse the stunting?” The answer is yes! But you need to conside ..read more

Adding succulents to one pot and cultivating a succulent garden is a fantastic method to make your plants more beautiful. With their interesting shapes and colors, they can add some life to any room or patio. If you are new to succulents, then this guide on how to pot a succulent garden will be very helpful. The first thing that you need to do is to gather all of the supplies that you will need. These include a container, succulents, potting mix, and gardening gloves (if you don’t want to get your hands dirty). You can find all of these items at your local nursery or online. Once you have gath ..read more

Succulents are a beautiful and versatile type of plant, prized for their low maintenance needs and adaptability to a wide range of conditions. That said, the question we are here to answer today is; do succulents need sunlight? Several factors influence how much light your succulents require. The species, your climate zone, and the particular growing conditions you can provide for your succulent all have an impact. It’s critical to understand these different variables and how they affect your plants’ sunlight demands to properly care for them. With a little effort and attention to detail, you ..read more

Naturally, garden soil is rich in nutrients and minerals as it is formed by decayed plants and animals. But the truth is, with time, the mineral content of the soil declines. Don’t worry; to prevent this, all you have to do is add some necessary minerals, and you are good to go!  So if you’re looking for ways to save your garden soil from getting barren, then you should consider taking a few steps to restore the nutrients for you to grow healthy vegetables and plants. In this article, we will walk you through some of the easiest and most inexpensive ways to add minerals to your soil, as w ..read more

Whether you are a newbie or a professional in gardening, you know the importance of soil when it comes to the growth and health of the plant. But it can be challenging to spot the distinction between garden and potting soil.  So we took it upon ourselves to bring you this handy guide that will help you know everything about them. With that being said, let’s get started! What is Garden Soil? Garden soil is a blend of organic matter, compost, etc., which lies on the top layer of the soil. You can get garden soil right from your garden or buy it from the nearest local store. Either way, you ..read more

If you love gardening as much as we do, there is a good chance you have a few bags of potting soil lying around. While there is nothing better than having some extra soil around, especially if you tend to get plants often (who doesn’t am I right?), you still may be wondering how to store potting soil so it’ll survive the test of time. As you know, potting soil does not usually come with an expiration date, so you can store it in an airtight container away from the harmful elements, and it will be as good as a new mix.  Our Pick: Miracle-Gro Indoor Potting Mix Blended for a wide vari ..read more