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  • How to Use Vinegar to Get Rid of Fungus Gnats on a Houseplant

    Fungus gnats are gray or black in color and are often found running around potted plants. Fungus gnats attack houseplants, causing damage to the leaves. They also feed on the plants' roots, taking...

  • How to Replant a Lucky Bamboo Plant

    Lucky bamboo plants (although not actually bamboo, but rather a type of lily) are a popular houseplant all over the world. Many people believe that the lucky bamboo plants will provide you with...

  • How to Kill Spider Mites on House Plants

    Spider mites are tiny plant pests that are closely related to ticks and spiders. These common pests are difficult to see with the naked eye (they only measure about 1/50th of an inch when...

  • How to Keep Flying Insects From Your House Plants

    Houseplants bring a sense of beauty and interest to homes and work spaces, but these same plants can attract flying insects that can be a nuisance for you and detrimental to your plants. This...

  • How to Choose a Potting Soil From Miracle-Gro

    Despite the name, there is actually not much soil in potting soil. Instead, potting soil is a mixture of peat moss and other organic materials, water-retaining vermiculite crystals and fertilizer....

  • How to Propagate a Rubber Tree Plant

    The rubber tree plant, Ficus elastica, is commonly grown as a houseplant as it will only grow outdoors in USDA growing zones 10 through 11 where the weather is mild and warm. Rubber tree plants...

  • How to Keep Bugs From Eating My House Plants

    House plants add that little touch of the outdoors to your home. They can become more of a burden than a pleasure if insects infest them, though. Ravenous insects can make your plants look less...

  • How to Care for Herb Pots Indoors

    A variety of herb plants are an ideal addition to any household, adding pleasant fragrance and flavors to the environment and to food. Herb plants are easier to grow indoors than people think, and...

  • How to Fertilize Waterbed Tobacco Plants

    Starting tobacco plants in waterbeds offers several advantages over traditional seeding. Waterbed tobacco plants allow for a quicker, less-labor intensive transplant of tobacco seedlings into...

  • How to Care For Variegated Swedish Ivy

    With its bright green leaves mottled with shades of creamy white, variegated Swedish ivy presents a handsome houseplant. As a hanging plant, variegated Swedish ivy can grow to a length of 3 feet...

  • How to Root a Lucky Bamboo Plant

    Lucky bamboo is a common houseplant that is not actually in the bamboo family at all. It is actually a member of the Dracaena family; Dracaena sanderiana to be exact. These plants are extremely...

  • How to Find the Name of an Indoor Houseplant

    Although most houseplants that you purchase in a plant nursery or big-box home store come labeled with an easily identifiable name and instructions, not all homeowners purchase their plants in a...

  • How to Take Care of an Inside Bamboo Plant

    Bamboo plants can add a little splash of color to your home. The stems of the bamboo plant are thick green poles with evenly spaced nodes along their length, and the plant has long, thin green...

  • How to Identify Houseplant Fungus Diseases

    Nothing ruins the beauty and allure of a houseplant more than an unsightly fungus. Fungal diseases on houseplants are not only displeasing to look at, but they can also cause a lot of damage if...

  • How to Save House Plants from Frost Damage

    It's no secret that most house plants do well if offered occasional ventures out into some fresh air. A journey outdoors allows indoor plants a chance to "breathe" by aerating topsoil and leaves...

  • How to Pot Dwarf Jade Bonsai Tree

    The dwarf jade plant (Portulacaria afra) is a relatively new variety in the jade plant family. The small leaves makes dwarf jade plants attractive for bonsai growing treatment, while their...

  • How to Make a Hydroponic Herb Garden

    The popular commercial hydroponic herb garden promises that anyone can grow a bountiful herb garden in their kitchen, just by flipping on a switch. Unfortunately, commercial models are quite...

  • How to Make a Hydroponic Machine

    Hydroponic gardens offer a way to have fresh herbs and vegetables year-round, regardless of the climate or weather. Commercial hydroponic machines are available for home gardeners, but they can be...

  • How to Grow Guarana At Home

    The guarana plant is a creeping shrub native to the Amazon rain forest. It is known to be a stimulant and increase mental alertness, fight fatigue and increase stamina and physical endurance. The...

  • How to Care for Red Angel Anthurium

    Red angel is a variety of anthurium characterized by its upright shape and dark green leaves. In spring, the red angel anthurium will produce waxy red, heart-shaped blooms that are actually called...

  • How to Make a Hydroponic Tank

    Hydroponics is a method of gardening without soil. There are many types of hydroponic systems, but one of the simplest and most effective is an ebb and flow system. An ebb and flow hydroponic...

  • How to Identify Green Household Plants

    You will need to invest some time and energy to identify green household plants if you have no idea what type of plant they are. Get ready to use some detective work and explore the many options...

  • How to Use LCD Lights to Grow Plants

    LCD lights are known for energy efficiency. You can also use LCD lights to grow and nourish plants unable to receive natural light. These light assemblies use a material known as metal halide to...

  • How to Start Cleome Indoors

    Cleome hasslerana is an annual flower that can grow four to six feet in height, blooming early summer to mid-fall with shades of white and pink blossoms. Cleome's nickname is "Spider Flower,"...

  • How to Remove Sewer Flies & Eggs From Indoor Plants

    Sewer flies, also known as "drain flies," can breed inside your home by using your indoor plants as their hosts. These small, moth-like insects feed on organic materials and lay eggs that produce...

  • How to Identify Greenhouse Pests

    The plants within a greenhouse can come under attack from insect pests just the same as those that grow in the outdoors. These pests include such bugs as mites, whiteflies, aphids, shoreflies, and...

  • How to Build a Grow Chamber

    With an indoor growing chamber, it is possible to grow a variety of delicious herbs and vegetables all year long. Each plant requires specific environmental conditions in order to grow properly;...

  • How to Take Care of Geraniums in the House

    Geraniums are a widely popular summer plant that is used as a bedding plant. Geraniums in a wide variety of colors are planted in flower beds, gardens, window boxes, containers and hanging...

  • How to Buld a Small Hydroponic Grow Station

    You don't have to be a gourmet chef to appreciate the flavor of fresh basil on your pasta or the special touch a sprig of mint adds to a simple dish of ice cream. The kitchen countertop seems like...

  • 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...

  • 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 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 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 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...

  • 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 Identify Indoor Plants

    To give a houseplant the best care possible you need to know what type of indoor plant it is. Sometimes plants are acquired through family, friends and stores, and you may have no idea what type...

  • 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 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 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...

  • 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 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 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 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...

  • 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...

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