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  • How to Take Care of a Zeezee Plant

    The zeezee is one of the best low-maintenance plants you can grow. This interesting plant with a tropical appearance is ideal for beginners or for busy people who may mean well but sometimes...

  • How to Use Warming Pads for Nursery Plants

    Warming pads, also sometimes called warming mats, are devices that are used to encourage early seed propagation in plants. These long flat pads are placed underneath trays containing seeds and...

  • How to Grow Truffles in a Greenhouse

    Everyone has heard stories of people going into the woods to gather truffles and most of us have probably wondered why such a highly prized food item would grow in the forest. In fact, truffles...

  • How to Treat Mildew on an Indoor Begonia

    One of the most detrimental diseases to any begonia plant is mildew. The symptoms of mildew include dark black spots on leaves or the development of white spots, which is called powdery mildew....

  • How to Transplant Spider Plant Cuttings

    Spider plants are one of the most popular tropical plants to add to your home, because they are practically unstoppable even for those with a "black thumb." Cuttings to propagate your spider...

  • How to Make a Grow Room Air Tight

    Indoor growing has become more and more common as today's population moves into apartments and tightly packed neighborhoods. Gardening inside your home poses a whole new set of challenges. One...

  • How to Prune a Fiddle Leaf Fig Plant That's Too Tall

    Many homes have a large fiddle leaf fig tree growing in a sunny corner because not only are these potted trees easy to care for, but they are also attractive additions to any room. One challenge...

  • How to Arrange Dahlias

    The dahlia is a beautiful flower that comes in around 36 species. Your best bet is to choose the species available locally. Decorating the bedroom or even your living area with dahlias enhances...

  • What Are Some Ways That a Venus Flytrap Can Die?

    Venus flytraps feed off animal protein rather than chlorophyll made by the sun like most plants. They need a warm, moist environment. Several things can cause a Venus flytrap to die.

  • How to Make Your Own Hydroponic Kit

    Whether you want to experiment with growing plants that aren't suited to your climate zone or just want tomatoes and strawberries in winter, hydroponic gardening is a great solution. You can buy a...

  • How to Build a Hydroponic System With Rubbermaid Tubs

    Hydroponic gardening is becoming more popular, especially with gardeners who live in areas with short growing seasons. There's nothing better than fresh-picked lettuce and tomatoes all year round....

  • How to Grow Vegetables Indoors With a Grow Light

    Cultivating an indoor garden can be done in any climate during any season. Special care must be taken to give indoor vegetables adequate care and growing conditions, but this is made easy with...

  • How to Use Fluorescent Light Bulbs for Growing

    Gardeners use lights indoors to supplement or replace natural light to start seedlings, to provide extra light to indoor plants and to grow vegetables, herbs or flowers indoors. There are several...

  • How to Build Greenhouse from Recycled Windows

    Most people would have a greenhouse if they could afford one and the easiest way to do that is to use recycled glass. Windows and doors can be found almost any where and usually for free. This...

  • How to Build a Rockwool Hydroponic Garden

    Rockwool is a man-made mineral fiber made by melting basaltic rocks, then spinning the molten rock into fibers. It's very similar to the process used to make cotton candy. What does this have to...

  • How to Build Your Own Hydroponics With PVC Tubing

    There's nothing better than a salad of fresh picked baby greens--especially in the middle of winter. Hydroponic gardening frees you from the constraints of weather, seasons and climate. This gives...

  • How to Build an Earth Box Garden

    An earth box provides an easier way for indoor gardeners to get the most from their efforts. Water is separated in the box by a tray. Plants are watered by pouring water through a tube that takes...

  • How to Harvest Bird of Paradise Seeds

    The bird of paradise is a plant native to South Africa. This plant is a relative of the banana tree. The bird of paradise received its name because the flower looks like a bird in flight. The...

  • How to Grow a Lotus Plant Inside a Home

    The lotus is an exotic aquatic plant of which all parts are edible. It produces an attractive bloom that opens in the morning, with the sunrise, and closes in the late afternoon. Because of this...

  • How to Mix Coconut Coir Potting Soil

    Coconut coir is the substance between the husk and the outer shell of a coconut. It is a soil amendment used much in the same way that peat moss is. Unlike peat moss, coconut coir is easily...

  • How to Treat Organic Soil in a Greenhouse

    Organic greenhouse gardening is becoming more and more popular as a way of obtaining nutritious and low-cost food during the colder months of the year. Gardening in a greenhouse extends the...

  • How to Take Care of Funeral Plants

    Beautiful plant and floral arrangements are a standard in funeral gifts. They can be beautiful, expensive and quite large. After the funeral, many of the grieving family members like to take the...

  • How to Grow Indoors With Soil & Hydroponics

    Hydroponic gardening gives you the freedom to grow what you want and when you want it without worrying about climate, weather or seasons. Hydroponics is soil-less gardening, but that doesn't mean...

  • How to Plant Bromeliads in Hanging Baskets

    Bromeliads, or air plants, require very little care and can grow with just a little soil, so they are excellent choices for hanging baskets. These members of the pineapple family have brilliant...

  • How to Make a Vanilla Plant Bloom

    Vanilla orchids live to bloom, so if yours isn't blooming, something is wrong. These tropical plants have very specific water, fertilizer, humidity, temperature and sunlight preferences, and they...

  • How to Root Perennial Flowers

    Avid flower gardeners know the most common way to multiply plants from a flowering perennial is to divide the roots and replant them. You also can root established perennial flowers in order to...

  • How to Make a Hydroponics System Without Electricity

    If you are new to hydroponic gardening and are not ready to make a big investment in time and equipment, or if you want to grow in an area without easy access to electricity, passive hydroponics...

  • How to Grow Indoor Plants With Soil Lights

    Living in Northern climates or places that receive little sunlight can be disheartening to plant enthusiasts. Long, cold winters make it challenging to grow plants--even indoors. However,...

  • How to Use Soft Water in Hydroponics

    Hydroponic gardening gives you the ability to control every aspect of the plants' environment, but it also means you have to understand all the factors that affect that environment. Most...

  • How to Install & Maintain Hydroponics

    Hydroponics have become increasingly popular with home gardeners for a number of reasons--the ability to grow crops year round, the lack of pests, and the ability to control and fine-tune every...

  • How to Make a 10 Gallon Drip Hydroponics System

    Drip hydroponic systems are one of the most commonly used methods of soilless gardening, for home and commercial growers. Drip systems are simple, relatively inexpensive and effective. In a drip...

  • The Best Time to Grow Bleeding Heart Plant Inside

    A favorite of old fashion gardens and shady areas, the perennial bleeding heart plant is a spring blooming, delicate looking addition to your landscape. A bleeding heart plant can also make an...

  • How to Germinate Plumeria Seeds

    Plumeria is a tropical plant with large blossoms that range from white with a yellow center to a deep ruby color. In their natural environment, they can grow upwards of 40 feet tall. Plumeria...

  • How to Keep Pine Trees Indoors

    When people think of an indoor pine tree, they often think of an elegant, tall and fully decorated Christmas tree. While the pine tree is mainly used as a holiday decoration, it can also be...

  • How to Blend Your Own Hydroponic Fertilizers

    If you are an experienced hydroponic gardener and want to create the ideal growth environment for your plants, consider mixing your own fertilizer or nutrients. Most fertilizers or nutrient...

  • How to Start Plants From Seeds for Summer Gardens

    Forget about running out to a crowded nursery for seedlings this spring. You can grow your own plants from seeds at home, for less than half the price of those sold in garden centers. In fact,...

  • How to Measure the Nutrient Concentration in a Hydroponic Solution

    A successful hydroponic garden relies on a balance of nutrients and water. If the nutrient solution is too concentrated, the plants will not absorb enough water. If the solution is too weak, the...

  • How to Grow Abutilon also known as Flowering Maple

    Abutilon or commonly known as Flowering Maple or Chinese Bell Flower can be grown in containers indoors or outdoors. Abutilon plants can be grown from seed. Abutilon are called Flowering Maple...

  • How to Use a Fluorescent Grow Light

    Fluorescent lights are a popular choice for people who grow indoor plants. There are two major varieties of fluorescent grow lights. The first is the standard fluorescent (T12) bulb, which puts...

  • How to Hang House Plants

    Do you have a love for plants but can't seem to find the space to put them? While some plants take up a lot of floor space, there are alternatives to having plants on your floor. Hanging plants...

  • How to Care for an Indoor Aloe Plant

    Aloe plants are very special plants with their beauty and gift of medicinal qualities. Most people think of aloe vera as soon as aloe is mentioned, but there are close to 400 different species of...

  • Difference Between Incandescent Plant Lights & Fluorescent Grow Lights

    Plants require the full spectrum of color provided by sunlight to grow properly. This can be done indoors with the use of correct lighting. Incandescent and fluorescent bulbs each provide...

  • How Can I Bring My Indoor Plants Back to Life?

    Even with the best of care, indoor plants may start to look droopy and lifeless. There are many possible causes. The key to bringing your houseplants back to life is to determine what is causing...

  • When to Repot My Aloe Vera Plant?

    Aloe vera is a hardy succulent that grows well indoors in any region and outdoors in warm regions. Native to the Mediterranean, aloe vera plants don't need a lot of care and quickly suffer from...

  • How to Not Over Water Houseplants

    Do your plants die from too much love?

  • How to identify and keep Squash bugs out of Your Garden

    What damages the bug will cause and how to keep them from moving into your garden.

  • How to Prune a Walking Iris

    The walking iris (genus Neomarica), also called the apostle plant, sends out "baby" plants from the tips of its stems, somewhat like a spider plant. It can be grown outside in temperate zones 8-10...

  • How to Grow Greens Under Grow Lights

    Using grow lights is a very simple way to grow greens indoors year-round. Greens that are grown under grow lights have more of an opportunity to become lush, vibrant plants because they do not...

  • How to Trim Lotus Bamboo

    Lotus bamboo is a type of houseplant that is generally grown indoors. It consists of a tall stem with leaves that sprout from the top. Trimming lotus bamboo is a fairly inexact process. The bamboo...

  • How to Stabilize Aloe

    Aloe is a great indoor plant. It looks great in any home and it also has amazing medicinal benefits. However, when the aloe starts to die, there are two reasons: over watering or new shoots are...

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