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If the festivity of lights, seeing Santa, and trying to figure out what you should get for all your loved ones stresses you out, you are not alone. As much as the holidays are supposed to bring about cheer and merry good times, it can be stressful for those that already have credit card debt, and too many things are there to do list before even being ab
1. Watering
Over-watering is responsible for the demise of most house-plants. Looks can be deceptive, so ascertain whether your soil is dry enough to water, put into action try the 'finger test'. Insert your index finger up to the first joint into the soil. If the soil is damp, the plant isn't yeat ready to be receive water again. It's a simple as that.
2. Feeding
Foliage plants usually require a high degree of nitrogen, whereas where flowering plants are cincerned, K2O is needed. Slow release fertilizers can be mixed in with the compost. It is important to take note, however, that certain plants like cacti and orchids require special fertilizers. Plants require feeding during their most active growth period.
3. Lighting
Plants such as Sanseveria and Aspidistra require no sun. This means that they can be locateded away from a window. Spider plants need semi-shade. You can keep plants like these near a window that does or does not get direct sunlight. If in doubt, check the label to see what your plant needs, or seek advice at your local garden center.
4. Temperature
House-plants can live in both cool or warm temperatures, but note however, that drastic fluctuations of temperature may cause them some harm. One type of heat that spells certain death for many house plants is gas heating. Also, if you have a plant that thrives under warm conditions, don't keep it near an air conditioner in the summer.
5. Humidity
Some houseplants require a humid environment. One tip to maximize humidity is to put the pot inside a larger pot and fill in the gaps with stones or compost to keep in the moisture. Grouping plants together often creates a microclimate that they will benefit from. If you want, you can spray them with water once or twice a day depending on the temperature.
6. Re-potting
There are those plants that require re-potting for optimum growth, but there are others that resent having their roots disturbed. It may eve be the case that heir roots-system may be small enough that they do not need to be repotted. One way to check whether your plant needs re-potting is simply to turn it upside down and tap the pot to release the plant and check its roots. If roots are all you see, then it's definitely time to re-pot. Sometimes you will see roots protruding out of the bottom of the pot. You should either cut them off or re-pot the
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2. Feeding
Foliage plants usually require a high degree of nitrogen, whereas where flowering plants are cincerned, K2O is needed. Slow release fertilizers can be mixed in with the compost. It is important to take note, however, that certain plants like cacti and orchids require special fertilizers. Plants require feeding during their most active growth period.
3. Lighting
Plants such as Sanseveria and Aspidistra require no sun. This means that they can be locateded away from a window. Spider plants need semi-shade. You can keep plants like these near a window that does or does not get direct sunlight. If in doubt, check the label to see what your plant needs, or seek advice at your local garden center.
4. Temperature
House-plants can live in both cool or warm temperatures, but note however, that drastic fluctuations of temperature may cause them some harm. One type of heat that spells certain death for many house plants is gas heating. Also, if you have a plant that thrives under warm conditions, don't keep it near an air conditioner in the summer.
5. Humidity
Some houseplants require a humid environment. One tip to maximize humidity is to put the pot inside a larger pot and fill in the gaps with stones or compost to keep in the moisture. Grouping plants together often creates a microclimate that they will benefit from. If you want, you can spray them with water once or twice a day depending on the temperature.
6. Re-potting
There are those plants that require re-potting for optimum growth, but there are others that resent having their roots disturbed. It may eve be the case that heir roots-system may be small enough that they do not need to be repotted. One way to check whether your plant needs re-potting is simply to turn it upside down and tap the pot to release the plant and check its roots. If roots are all you see, then it's definitely time to re-pot. Sometimes you will see roots protruding out of the bottom of the pot. You should either cut them off or re-pot th
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4. Temperature
House-plants can live in both cool or warm temperatures, but note however, that drastic fluctuations of temperature may cause them some harm. One type of heat that spells certain death for many house plants is gas heating. Also, if you have a plant that thrives under warm conditions, don't keep it near an air conditioner in the summer.
5. Humidity
Some houseplants require a humid environment. One tip to maximize humidity is to put the pot inside a larger pot and fill in the gaps with stones or compost to keep in the moisture. Grouping plants together often creates a microclimate that they will benefit from. If you want, you can spray them with water once or twice a day depending on the temperature.
6. Re-potting
There are those plants that require re-potting for optimum growth, but there are others that resent having their roots disturbed. It may eve be the case that heir roots-system may be small enough that they do not need to be repotted. One way to check whether your plant needs re-potting is simply to turn it upside down and tap the pot to release the plant and check its roots. If roots are all you see, then it's definitely time to re-pot. Sometimes you will see roots protruding out of the bottom of the pot. You should either cut them off or re-pot th
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5. Humidity
Some houseplants require a humid environment. One tip to maximize humidity is to put the pot inside a larger pot and fill in the gaps with stones or compost to keep in the moisture. Grouping plants together often creates a microclimate that they will benefit from. If you want, you can spray them with water once or twice a day depending on the temperature.
6. Re-potting
There are those plants that require re-potting for optimum growth, but there are others that resent having their roots disturbed. It may eve be the case that heir roots-system may be small enough that they do not need to be repotted. One way to check whether your plant needs re-potting is simply to turn it upside down and tap the pot to release the plant and check its roots. If roots are all you see, then it's definitely time to re-pot. Sometimes you will see roots protruding out of the bottom of the pot. You should either cut them off or re-pot th
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You just need to have a little care for your plants and in turn, they will love you back. Indoor plants not only add to the beauty of your home, but they also offer a great deal of pleasure to the indoor gardener.
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