Succulents:These are shallow-rooted plants that don’t do well in wet soil, which causes crown or root rot. In hot climates, succulents benefit from filtered sun or light shade since too much sun can scorch succulents’ leaves. If you are interested ingrowing a succulentout of its hardiness...
Clay Pebbles:These really up the ante on the drainage and aeration factors. I add them to mixes when repotting plants in larger pots. For instance, myRubber Plantis in an 18″ grow pot, and these help ensure this large soil mass doesn’t stay consistently wet and is well aerated. Charc...
plants, so don’t worry if it is in your potting soil unless you are growing these plants. Vermiculite is a bit different in that it holds a lot of moisture and can also hold onto fertilizer for a period of time - helping to keep nutrients around the roots of your plants instead of ...
There are three main types of soil: sand, silt, and clay. The best soil for most plants to ensure optimum growth is a rich, sandy loam. This soil is an even mixture of all three main types of soil. In most cases, you'll need to amend the soil with compost. Depending on how comp...
It also has red berries that feed the local bird population and butterflies love this tree too. Unlike other magnolias this variety likes wet, clay soils, and for this reason is also known as 'swamp magnolia'. It's a great choice if you're looking for ideas on thebest fast-growing tree...
Soil These plants are quite adaptable but prefer acidic soils with good drainage and a pH of 6.0 – 6.5. You can use any type of growing medium, including clay, loam, and sandy soils. Though, Distyliums do best in moist, well-draining soils. ...
Originally popularized during the Victorian era, terrariums have made a big comeback. A terrarium is a miniature ecosystem made of soil, rocks, and plants arranged in a closed glass jar or container. They are most suitable for ferns and moisture-loving tropical plants. A closed terrarium creates...
I have incorporated small twigs, live plants, cut up pieces of a plastic straw and jewelry items.What can I make with Air Dry Clay?The projects and crafts you can make with air dry clay are really endless! As creative as your imagination can take you, you can probably make it with ...
Potential for pests:Low to moderate – mostly susceptible to armyworms, cutworms, grubs, and sod webworms Soil pH: 5.5-6.5 Soil type:Prefers clay soil but grows in most soil types Other notes:Like fine fescue, it stays green throughout the summer. Also, you won’t have to worry about...
I say, ANY POT!As long as you know your plants watering needs and plan to either drill drainage holes or put your plant pot inside of a decorative pot – really the sky is the limit. However, I think this is my all time favorite dipped clay pot ever ever!