8 Tips to Turn Your Leggy Pothos Into A Bushy Pothos
Is your Pothos looking more like a sad, stretched-out noodle than the lush, bushy beauty you envisioned? You’re not alone! While 89% of Pothos owners report their plants eventually developing
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5 Surprising Ways Coffee Grounds Transform (or Kill) Your Spider Plant
You’re sipping your morning coffee, gazing at your spider plant, and suddenly wonder: could these leftover grounds be plant food gold? Before you dump that filter into your planter, let’s
20 Top Houseplants and How Often to Water Each
Here’s a shocking statistic that will blow your mind: 90% of houseplant deaths happen because of watering mistakes, not plant diseases or pests. Yet most houseplant owners are flying blind
Coffee and Spider Plants
Ever wondered what to do with those leftover coffee grounds after your morning brew? If you’ve got a spider plant hanging around (literally!), you might have the perfect solution. Those
Spring Like Flower Show In The Home Greenhouse
Bloom in the greenhouse this month is comparable to the spring show. Three classes of plants put on a spectacular performance: These latter include many annuals: Annual Seeds Some seed
Orchids For Beginner
Selecting orchids with which the average amateur is likely to succeed presents a rather difficult problem, for different conditions and individuals will be found in each instance. The problem is
Make Your Hobby Profitable Sell Surplus Plants
Horticultural magazines provide instructions for growing almost every type of plant known. But seldom is there any information about the disposal of plants once they have reached the peak of
An Orchid In Your Window
One of the easiest orchids to grow at home is Phaius grandifolius, commonly known as the nun’s orchid. Although the handsome foliage is large and palm-like, individual leaves are 2′
Cacti And Succulent Window Gardening
Just 20 years ago, I was bitten by the cactus bug while vacationing in Arizona. From that time on, the collecting fever has grown steadily worse. Until now, I have
Neanthe Bella – Pigmy Of Palms
Some catalogs list Neanthe bella as Collinia elegans, others as Chamaedorea elegans. In Hortus II, L. H. Bailey says that Neanthe is probably Collinia elegans and that Collinia differs from