Watering plants

Overwatering is one of the most common plant problems faced by plant owners. Once watered the plant-soil should stay wet long enough so that the plant can absorb the water …

Soil plays a crucial role in the survival of both outdoor and indoor plants. A houseplant requires air, water, and potting soil for proper growth and development. Soil provides your …

As plant parents and gardeners, we may sometimes not have the time to attend to our plants and supply the water they need. It happens! However, some plants can withstand …

Liquids produced in the kitchen can be used to water plants because of the nutrients they contain. Starch water is produced from boiling starchy vegetables, which can be used to …

The movement of nutrients from the soil to the plants is enhanced with slightly acidic conditions whereas alkaline conditions may inhibit this nutrient ion mobility causing a nutrient deprivation or …

Bottom watering is a sure way to prevent overwatering and the problems that come with it but you can also overwater when bottom watering if you don’t remove the plant …

If you’re looking for a way to water your plants without using up so much time and money, consider using corn water. Corn water is the liquid that’s leftover after …

Green water when used to water plants can add valuable nutrients which can help boost plant growth. Green water is caused by algae. Algae is an aquatic plant that contains …

Juice is a common beverage in any household and excess or leftovers can sometimes be used can be used on plants under the right conditions. Using juice on plants is …

Using electrolyte water for plants can help boost their metabolic processes by directly providing them with ions or minerals in the dissociated form rather than having to search for minerals …