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  • How to Grow Black Eyed Susan Vines Indoors

    The black-eyed Susan vine, Thunbergia, is a native of the tropics of Africa, Malaysia and Madagascar. Fast-growing and covered with bright, cheery flowers, the plant is used as an ornamental...

  • How to Get Poinsettas to Turn Red

    The colorful poinsettias that bring a bright note to gray winter days have been a holiday tradition since they were first introduced in 1825. They were brought into the United States by the first...

  • Brown House Plant Tips

    Houseplants are perhaps the most ubiquitous and desirable form of interior decoration. There are enough different species to match any decor; they can be fragrant or flowery, bushy or delicate....

  • How to Grow Chili Peppers in Hydroponics

    Chili peppers bring zest to many dishes. So it's no surprise peppers are a popular plant in the home garden. Because the plant is native to a region with a temperate climate, chili peppers can be...

  • How to Build Your Own Hydroponics With PVC Pipe

    You've heard that people are growing fresh produce year round in their hydroponic gardens, and fresh from the vine tomatoes sound like a great snack in January, but where do you start? You could...

  • How to Care for an Aloe Houseplant

    The popular aloe vera plant is easy to keep and grow indoors. Sometimes called the burn plant, the succulent's spiky, plump leaves contain a transparent gel that has been used for thousands of...

  • How to Heal an Indoor Ivy Plant

    Ivies are a beautiful plant with dark green leaves that does well as either an outside or inside plant. Ivies are a popular house plant because of their beauty and ease of use. Being a hardy...

  • What Are the Benefits of Peace Lilies?

    Peace lilies are a prolific plant often found in homes, gardens and gift baskets. Their hardiness makes them a good choice for even non-gardeners. However, their benefits extend even beyond their...

  • Planting Instructions for Croton Petra

    Croton petra is a hybrid of the Codiaeum variegatum species of tropical plants. It is one of the most popular plants of this type, and can be grown indoors or outside in many Southern states....

  • How to Care for Fig Tree Sapling Indoors

    Native to the Mediterranean and southeast Asia, fig trees thrive outdoors in temperate climates. Landscapers in the southern United States, most notably in Florida, have used these trees as...

  • How to Do Hydroponics for Kids

    Hydroponic gardens are a great way to help your kids develop an appreciation for fresh food. Because hydroponics aren't susceptible to the limitations of traditional gardens, such as change of...

  • How to Sprout Ginger Root

    The underground root, or rhizomes, of the ginger plant is used to add flavor to foods and beverages, and has been used to help treat nausea and seasickness. The unique scent of ginger makes the...

  • How to Clone Plants With Hydroponics

    Cloning plants sounds futuristic, but it's simply the process of growing a new plant from a section, or cutting, from an existing plant. You can do this quite successfully in a hydroponic garden...

  • How to Use Meters for Nutrient Level Hydroponics

    One of the big advantages of hydroponic gardening is the level of control you have over your plants' environment. You'll never worry about frost warnings or drought. However, you will need to...

  • How to Use Peat in Hydroponics

    Many options are available when choosing a growing media for your plants, and they vary widely in effectiveness and cost. One of the most readily available and least expensive growing media is the...

  • How to Fertilize Your Hydroponics

    Growing vegetables hydroponically frees you from many of the hassles of traditional gardening--weeds, weather, and pests. However you do need to monitor the nutrient levels in your growing medium...

  • How to Start an Urban Greenhouse

    Re-purpose an existing space to create an urban greenhouse. Typical city life is crowded and noisy. Create a calm eco-friendly oasis filled with herbs, food and other plants. According to the...

  • How to Grow a Cilantro Plant in the Kitchen

    Cilantro is a delicious and attractive herb popular in Mexican, Asian and Middle Eastern cuisine. It makes an excellent home-grown herb since the fresh, citrusy taste of cilantro leaves is worlds...

  • How to Start Hoya Plants

    The most common type of hoya plant is the hoya carnosa, commonly known as the wax plant, wax vine or honey plant. The hoya carnosa is a slow-growing, vine-like plant with waxy leaves and clusters...

  • How to Water Plants on Holiday

    Going on holiday--or vacation--requires plenty of preparation, and if you don't have a neighbor, friend or family member who can water your plants while you're away, you must make concessions for...

  • How to Measure the Health of a House Plant

    To keep your house plants healthy, if is essential to plant them in the right soil, given them the proper amount of water and light, and quickly treat any problems such as pests and fungal...

  • What Type of Compact Fluorescent Will Grow Plants?

    Not all fluorescent lights are created the same; they have different light and color outputs that affect plant growth. Growing plants with artificial light is complicated and scientific, requiring...

  • How to Feed Aloe Vera Plants

    The aloe vera is a short-stemmed succulent perennial plant that is native to hot, dry climates. It is also a popular houseplant all over the world, as many people grow it for alternative medicinal...

  • How to Get Aloe Vera Plant Slips

    Aloe vera is a succulent plant prized around the world for its medicinal qualities. You can apply it to burns of all types, insect bites and skin irritations. In addition some have found it useful...

  • How to Grow Plants in Indoor Pottery

    Growing house plants in pottery and keeping them lush and beautiful requires the right container for your plant, and repotting when necessary. Most of the plants you purchase from nurseries and...

  • How to Trim Ivy as a Houseplant

    The classic evergreen foliage of ivy (Hedera helix) is popular for use as a houseplant. The low height but sprawling, dangling stems add grace to home decor, but over time they eventually reach...

  • How to Grow Wheatgrass in Your Office

    Wheatgrass juice is sold in health food stores and juice bars as a powerful detoxifier. The fresher the wheatgrass juice, the more nutrients it will retain. For example, if you grow your own...

  • How to Grow a Peace Plant

    The peace lily is extremely popular as a houseplant due to its ability to grow in a variety of conditions. Minimal maintenance is needed to produce a healthy, beautiful plant. Peace lilies produce...

  • How to Feed Hydroponics

    Whether you want fresh tomatoes year-round or simply don't have a big yard, hydroponic gardening is a great alternative. The key to a successful soilless garden is making sure the plants get just...

  • How to Grow Elephant Ears Indoors

    The caladium plant, known for its large pink and green foliage has leaves that can grow to 12 to 24 inches. The shape of the leaves gives this plant its unusual nickname--elephant ears. The plant...

  • Care Instructions for a Kalanchoe

    The Kalanchoe plant is a very popular holiday gift. These plants come in a multitude of colors such as yellow, pink, purple, white and orange. Some varieties even have two colors of blooms. The...

  • How to Hang a Heavy Staghorn Fern

    Staghorn ferns are large, epiphytic ferns, meaning they are rootless plants that grow without soil. The ferns are native to Asia, Australia and South America and frequently grow in trees. You can...

  • How to Clone an Aloe Vera Plant

    Aloe plants are great to have, not only for their uses in first aid, but also because they make great gifts. Cloning aloe vera plants is incredibly easy and takes little time. Place one in a...

  • How to Grow a Mass Cane Plant

    All of us love to bring the beauty of plants into our homes. Plants make us feel relaxed and allow us to experience a sense of accomplishment through taking care of them and ensuring they receive...

  • How to Regrow Broken Aloe

    Aloe plants are beautiful and resilient. They thrive in drought-like conditions and are easy to care for, and the aloe vera gel inside the leaves can be used as first aid. The aloe leaves are...

  • Care for Crimson Star Adenium

    Adenium plants are survivors. Originally, these plants were grown in very dry climates, such as in the Sahara and the Southern Arabian Peninsula. More recently, these plants have been increasingly...

  • How to Make an Aloe Plant Bloom

    Aloe vera plants are a fascinating and interesting plant. Besides looking chic in any garden or on any windowsill, the plants hold inside of them aloe vera gel. The gel is used to treat burns,...

  • How to Start a Clipping of a Crown of Thorns Plant

    The crown of thorns is a showy plant. During much of the year, its broad elliptical foliage is studded with clusters of dainty pink, white, yellow or variegated flowers resembling impatiens. In...

  • The Effect of Green Light on Plants

    Plants use sunlight to make energy. The process by which they do this is called photosynthesis. Chlorophyll in the plant is the pigment that absorbs light. Light is made up of three different...

  • How to Start Plants in a Greenhouse

    For the avid gardener or plant grower, a greenhouse can be a relaxing hobby and a means to grow all of your plants from seeds. It can also save you quite a bit of money, compared with buying...

  • How to Water a Pineapple Plant

    Pineapples are a tropical fruits that are resourceful with water.If grown outdoors in a region that gets regular rainfall, they will only require watering during the dry seasons. The pineapple...

  • Homemade Seed Greenhouse

    Growing plants from seed is an economical way to get a jump on the gardening season. Homemade greenhouses provide a warm, moist environment that encourages seeds to sprout and gain strength. If...

  • What Type of Lights Are the Best to Use in a Small Grow Area?

    When you grow plants indoors, sunlight from windows will rarely provide enough light for your plants to grow properly, and so you must use artificial lighting. If you only have a small area to...

  • Homemade Country Plant Holders

    Plant holders add a decorative element to any home or garden. Country plant holders are easy to make and you can customize them to match your existing furniture. Homemade country plant holders can...

  • How to Set Up Hydroponics Systems

    Simple gravity-fed hydroponics systems are used by non-commercial gardeners to cultivate fast growing crops such as tomatoes, peppers and herbs. Hydroponics systems allow the grower to determine...

  • How to Grow Food in a Greenhouse

    Greenhouse gardening is an effective and fun way to grow produce at home. Planting and arranging plants requires some advanced planning and daily maintenance of the plants. The long term results,...

  • How to Keep Poinsettas Alive

    Poinsettias are a beautiful plant for decorating your house during the holidays, and have been a symbol of the season in the United States for almost two centuries. These plants are fairly easy to...

  • How to Make a Mount for a Staghorn Fern

    Staghorn ferns are large, decorative epiphyte plants, meaning they grow without the use of soil. They are native to Africa, Asia and South America, where they are found growing on trees. Many...

  • How to Care for English Ivy Indoors

    English ivy is a classic decorative plant for both inside and outside of the home. Indoors it can be used as a hanging plant or trained up a trellis and molded into almost any shape for...

  • How to Grow a Neoregelia Zoe Plant in a Pot Indoors

    The Zoe bromeliad (Neoregelia "Zoe") is a tropical plant with a cup-like rosette of leaves that are green with strips of white and deep rosy pink. Tolerant of a wide range of light conditions,...

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