Keeping your plant dust-free is good for its health too, because the leaves will be able take in more sunlight. Repotting: Since ZZ plant is a slow grower and doesn’t mind living in cramped quarters, you don’t need to repot it often. If you want to keep your plant the same size...
Farmers clear the land for crops or for cattle and often will clear acres of land using slash and burn techniques — cutting down trees and then burning them. Migratory farmers clear a forest area and use it until the soil becomes too degraded for crops. Then they move on and clear a ...
Where to plant: Filtered sun or shade, with the exception of newer varieties that can tolerate more sunlight. The leaf colors are often more vibrant when grown in shade. Because of the large leaves, locate plants in a spot sheltered from strong winds to avoid damage. Soil: Plant in a mo...
This limited growing range can be extended to USDA zone 9b if you plant it in a sheltered spot, but mother-in-law's tongue is more often grown as a houseplant. Outdoors, the plant can spread out of control because of its aggressive roots. More Like This How to Cut Back Bacopa How...
They are beautiful native species that tend to grow naturally and volunteer themselves in lawns and gardens. People often pull them, thinking they are weeds — their first leaves look sort of “suspicious” in that way — but they are just the sweetest little daisy-type flowers, and they can...
Q1: How Often Should I Prune My Spider Plant? A1: Prune your spider plant as needed, typically every few months. Remove any discolored or damaged leaves to maintain its appearance and health. Q2: Can I Place My Spider Plant Outdoors to Make It Bushier? A2: While a brief outdoor stint...
Has anyone else been able to buy the church? I have the Gold Store but it never appears in the option for me. Yeah, regarding the fruit trees, I have to blow them up every now and then and replant them, because the fruit they drop just stays on the ground and NEVER disappears. Ma...
Snake Plants aren’t that needy, and fertilizing too often will do more harm than good. Depending on your climate zone, feeding two or three times a year may do it for your indoor plants. Whatever houseplant food you choose, don’t use more than the recommended amount because salts build...
When they increase to the point of being crowded, however, their bloom often diminishes. It is then time to dig, divide, and replant them. This can be done “in the green” — right after bloom — or wait till the foliage yellows and then dig and store the bulbs until fall. Put a...