Root bound plants are also called pot bound plants. These plants require repotting because of the lack of space that is created by the roots' congestion and overgrowth. Root bound plants...
Category: Indoor Plants
The soil in potted plants is formulated to provide plants with all-round nutrition, aeration, and water retention, but sometimes it might be drying out very fast which means that some type of...
Water sometimes pools up at the surface of the soil when we water our potted plants. Although not very common, this is a problem that can easily be remedied by knowing the soil composition and how...
Fertilizing plants is one of the most essential parts of plant care there is and many times you may not know where to start especially when bottom watering. When bottom watering, a water-soluble...
Covering topsoil with rocks comes with many benefits when done right and adds a modern look to both indoor and outdoor plants. Rocks can be used to cover the topsoil in potted plants because...
How to Correctly Mist Plants: Misting and Humidity Explained
Misting is the act of temporarily increasing the humidity around a plant by applying water in the form of tiny droplets from spray bottles or canisters. Mist should be applied both to the top and...