For Houseplants: ● Move toward brighter windows. Plants that slowed down during winter will benefit frommore light now. ● Dust the leaves. Clean leaves = better light absorption and healthier plants.● Open the windows when you can. Fresh air helps reduce indoor pests and mimicsnatural conditions. Quick Win: Set a reminder to rotate your plants […]
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Spring is the best time to repot houseplants and outdoor container plants. It gives them freshnutrients and space to grow as the light increases and growth takes off. Signs Your Plant Needs Repotting: ● Roots growing out of the drainage hole ● Water running straight through the pot● The plant seems top-heavy or unstable● Growth
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For Indoor Plants: ● Increase watering gradually. Most houseplants grow more in spring and need moremoisture.● Avoid overwatering—root rot is still a risk.● Use room-temperature water to avoid shocking your plants. Indoor Plant Tip: Houseplants may perk up with longer daylight—rotate them every week so they grow evenly. Pro Tip: Spring is a good time
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Repotting When Needed: How to Give Your Plants a Fresh Start At some point, your plant will outgrow its home. Repotting is essential for keeping your houseplants healthy, providing them with fresh soil and more room to grow. But how do you know when it’s time to repot? And what’s the best way to do it? Let’s
Now that your plant has the perfect spot, it’s time to make sure it has the right pot and soil. Choosing the right combination helps prevent overwatering, root rot, and other common beginner mistakes. Choosing the Right Pot Not all pots are created equal! Here’s what to look for: Drainage Holes Are a Must• A
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Finding the Right Temperature Most houseplants like temperatures between 65-75°F (18-24°C) during the day and no lower than 55°F (13°C) at night. Sudden temperature changes can stress plants, leading to droopy or yellowing leaves. Keep Plants Away From: Seasonal Adjustments Quick Tip: Temperature & Humidity Check Not sure if your home is too dry? A
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Even the healthiest houseplants can run into problems. The key to keeping them thriving is early detection—spotting issues before they get out of hand. Whether it’s pests, yellow leaves, or droopy stems, knowing what to look for can save your plant. Common Houseplant Pests & How to Get Rid of Them Pests are sneaky, often hiding
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Watering seems simple, right? Just give your plant a drink, and you’re good to go. But the truth is, overwatering is the #1 reason houseplants die. Too much water drowns the roots, causing rot, while too little can leave your plant dehydrated. The key is finding the right balance—and it’s easier than you think! How
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Now that you’ve mastered watering, it’s time to talk about two often-overlooked factors: humidity and temperature. Houseplants thrive in stable conditions, and making small adjustments can prevent brown tips, yellowing leaves, and slow growth. Why Humidity Matters Most houseplants, especially tropical ones, come from humid environments like rainforests. Indoors, heating and air conditioning can dry
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So, you’ve picked out your first houseplant—great! Now, where should you put it? Placement is key to keeping your plant happy and thriving. Too much light, and it may scorch; too little, and it may struggle to grow. Let’s break down the best spots for your plants based on their lighting needs. Understanding Light Levels
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