How to grow weed easily, and how long does it take to harvest the buds? If you live in a region where marijuana is no longer a taboo and is legally allowed, that’s probably a question on your mind. The global tolerance towards personal cannabis consumption and cultivation, in some cases, has been increasing recently. The latest country that will possibly be giving green light to grow weed indoors for personal consumption (up to 3 plants) is Germany. However, is it worth it to grow your own weed indoors and is it even possible to successfully grow your own cannabis? Growing weed at home allow ..read more

Christmas is now less than a month away and with it, a staple holiday plant starts showing in most homes – the Poinsettia. No other plant carries such a cheerful holiday plant like the Christmas star, am I right? Poinsettia, also known as Advent star or Christmas star, are perhaps one of the most popular and sought-after plants around the winter holiday season. And for a good reason: they come in a variety of colours that have a magical, festive vibe around them. They can be striking red, pink, white or one of my personal favourites – red with white splashes. When you look at them, these plan ..read more

How to make a homemade mosquito repellent spray? We got you. You just need 3 ingredients to make this easy, natural protection against mosquitos. During the summer months, they’re back: mosquitoes! Their bites itch, can swell, and sometimes even trigger allergic reactions. While there are many commercial mosquito repellents available, many people are concerned about the chemicals they contain and are looking for natural alternatives. Luckily, with just a few ingredients, you can make an effective homemade mosquito spray. In this article, we’ll show you how! Here’s What You’ll Need for the Mos ..read more

Mildew on Zucchini: This is what every gardener needs to know Hey there, garden lovers and foodies! If you’re like us, you’ve probably been loving the zucchini season. These versatile veggies have a way of sneaking into our summer recipes, from zoodles to muffins and more. Summer brings with it the joy of zucchinis, but sometimes, it also brings an unwelcome guest: mildew. If you’ve spotted those white or yellowish patches on your zucchini leaves, you’re probably wondering whether it’s safe to munch on them. So in this article we explain what is powdery mildew on zucchinis, how to treat or pr ..read more

Spinach, with its vibrant green leaves and nutrient-packed profile, has earned a well-deserved spot in every vegetable garden. But did you know that pairing spinach with certain companion plants can enhance its growth, deter pests, and improve overall yield?  Luckily, since spinach pairs well with a lot of other vegetables, herbs, and fruits, there are a lot of spinach companion plants to choose from, so you can opt for a combination that suits your garden without having to compromise. In this article, we’ll delve into the world of spinach companion planting, exploring the benefits, re ..read more

Are you a coffee lover looking for a sustainable and budget-friendly way to nourish your plants? You’ll be delighted to learn that your used coffee grounds have the potential to transform into a potent natural fertilizer for your indoor and outdoor plants.  Coffee grounds, often discarded after brewing, can be easily repurposed as a soil enhancing fertilizer and turned into a gardening almost-all-rounder. Rich in essential nutrients, they provide an eco-friendly and cost-effective way to boost plant growth and vitality. So if you are wondering what to do with used coffee grounds ..read more

Amaryllis are a popular plant choice, especially during the Christmas holidays. Their gorgeous blooms which are white, yellow, or classic red, make an excellent choice for a table centerpiece or a winter-holiday-season-inspired decor.  However, many might end up disappointed as the petals on an Amaryllis might start drooping fairly fast and you might end up with a mess for Christmas or New Year’s rather than a beautiful, nature-inspired ornament. So you just got your plant from the store and now, within days, your Amaryllis is losing its petals! Familiar feeling but you can totally fix ..read more

Choosing the best dill companion plants means having a healthier garden and an enhanced harvest. If you enjoy the flavorful scent of dill and the summer vibe that this herb can bring to dishes, then you have probably thought at least once or twice of growing it yourself, be it indoors or in a garden. Dill is a strong-scented, annual herb that grows very tall (up to six feet). This flavorful herb attracts butterflies, pollinators and other beneficial insects. Dill has many benefits in the garden and can be used as a companion plant for various crops. Dill can be used in many ways in the kitc ..read more

White spots on tomato leaves can be caused by a variety of factors including fungal disease, pests, or other physiological plant problems. Tomatoes are one of the most popular vegetables (okay, okay, fruits) that can be grown from seed by just about anyone. There’s nothing like the taste of a sun-kissed tomato in a summer salad or a homemade lasagna sauce, yum, yum, and yum! So if you suddenly notice white spots on the leaves of a tomato plant, it can be worrisome that your harvest might be threatened. There are 7 causes of white spots on tomato or tomatillo plants such as pests, fungi, wat ..read more

If you are a plant lover, chances are you either own or have at least stumbled upon the Philodendron royal family. I.e. the Philodendron Pink Princess and the Philodendron White Princess. These two stunning houseplants are extremely popular amongst plant enthusiasts and collectors because of their unique leaves and beautiful variegation. However, there is a mystery surrounding these two princesses that no one yet has managed to unravel. Where did the Pink Princess and White Princess Philodendron come from? Keep reading to find out the speculations behind the history of the origins of these ..read more