Watering plants

If your houseplants look dehydrated, try using bottled water instead of tap water for a safe and easy method to get them back on track. Bottled water is free of …

Pond water can be used for the irrigation of plants because of the minerals and nutrients it contains. Using pond water is good for plants because it contains dissolved minerals …

Does watering plants help plants? We’ve all heard about the importance of watering indoor plants’ roots. But what about watering the leaves?.  Watering plant leaves helps decrease the plants’ temperature. …

Spring Water is a natural and cost-effective means of watering plants with the added benefits of supplying minerals to the soil with each watering. Using spring water on plants is …

Using hot water on plants has some pretty useful applications that you might have never thought of and the temperature of the water can cause both good and bad effects …

Seedlings are defined as baby plants that come out of seed as a result of seed germination. It primarily consists of three parts.  Hypocotyl Radicle  Cotyledons  Seedlings are sensitive baby …

A good water source may be sometimes hard to find. Snow can not only provide plants with moisture but also trace amounts of minerals. Compared to tap water snow contains …

Fabric pots and planters are a good alternative to clay and plastic pots however, watering plants in these pots may become overwhelming if not done right.  Fabric plant pots can …

Vegetable water is a nutritional kitchen byproduct that can fertilize plants because the minerals it contains can be essential for plant growth and development. Vegetable water, when extracted from kitchen …

Different types of water are used for different plants. Water used for plants can be acidic, alkaline, or neutral. Many plants prefer acidic water over alkaline. Whereas few also prefer …