An adult fungus gnat. Image courtesy of Planet Natural Research Center.
This month, we are featuring a series of articles that will teach you how to navigate the basics of plant parenthood. This week, we’ll be discussing common plant pests.
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Gloves, trowel and a small paintbrush are good tools beyond the essentials to have in your arsenal when repotting.
How do you tell if your plant needs to be repotted? This month we are featuring a series of articles on plant parent basics. This week we are talking repotting. Continue reading to find out how to tell if your plant needs a new home, and the foolproof way to make it happen.
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This gasteria hybrid (Gasteria sp.) can be pruned once the blooming stalk begins to wilt and ceases to produce more flowers. All you have to do is cut off the blooming stalk with a pair of sharp pruning shears.
Not sure how to keep your plants looking their best? Continue reading to learn how to give your plant a haircut neither of you will regret.
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Everybody loves the sunshine, especially plant bodies.
This month, we are featuring a series of articles that will teach you how to navigate the basics of plant parenthood. This week, we’ll be discussing light.
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It’s good practice to water in mornings as opposed to evenings. This gives the plant time during daylight hours to absorb the water it needs and dry out a bit before dark and nighttime temperature drops.
This month, we are featuring a series of articles that will teach you how to navigate the basics of plant parenthood. This week, we’ll be discussing watering.
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