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Signs Of Over Fertilization In Houseplants
As plants grow, they require occasional fertilizer to help sustain their overall health and vigor. But sometimes they can be fed too much. Learn more about over fertilization in this article.
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Houseplant Microclimate Information: Are There Microclimates Indoors
Some of us may have heard of microclimates outdoors, but you may be wondering are there microclimates indoors too? The answer is YES, so click on the following article as we discuss what this means and why it is important.
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While You're Away - Vacation Care For Houseplants
You're going on vacation. You've planned for everything, everything except your precious houseplants. What should you do to ensure their longevity while you're away? Read here to find out.
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What Houseplants Need To Live: Indoor Climates for Healthy Houseplants
Houseplants are probably the most commonly grown specimens for indoor gardens and greenery, so it's important that their indoor environments suit their growing needs. Read here for more information.
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Grooming And Care Tips For Houseplants
Houseplants become dirty or tangled without regular grooming. Grooming and cleaning your houseplants is an important part of their care. Learn more in this article. Click here to get additional info.
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Houseplants For Growing Vertically – Best Indoor Plants For Vertical Gardens
An indoor vertical garden is a great way to show off beautiful plants while taking advantage of available space. Click here to learn more.
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Tall Plants You Can Grow Indoors: Using Tree-Like Houseplants As Focal Points
Are you looking for tall, easy-to-grow houseplants to spice up your indoor spaces? Here are some of the best large indoor potted plants that you can grow.
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How To Acclimate Plants Indoors For Winter
Many houseplant spend outside in the summer but must be brought back inside once the weather turns cold. Learn how to properly acclimate them indoors in this article. Click here for more information.
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Indoor Plants For Reptiles – Growing Reptile Safe Plants Indoors
Including plants in a terrarium with reptiles adds a beautiful living touch. Click here for safe plants and explore how they are mutually beneficial.
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Houseplants Safe For Dogs: Beautiful Houseplants Dogs Won't Eat
There are a few houseplants dogs won’t eat, and if they do, they won’t get sick. Explore dog-friendly houseplants here so you can grow with peace of mind.
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Home Office Plants – Growing Indoor Plants For Home Office Spaces
Having living plants in your home office can make days more pleasant, boost your mood, and increase your productivity. Click here for a few suggestions for office space plants.
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How To Refresh Potted Plants – Is Changing Potting Soil Necessary
Quality potting soil isn’t cheap and can be a considerable investment if your home is filled with houseplants. However, you don’t necessarily need to replace potting soil every year. How do you know when new potting soil is necessary? For help with these questions, click here.
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Mixing Cut Flowers And Cats: Choosing Flower Bouquets Cats Won’t Eat
Who doesn’t enjoy having a bouquet of lovely cut flowers in the home? However, if you have pets, especially cats, you will have to worry about toxicity as well. Knowing what plants are cat-friendly is important before adding bouquets. For more information, click here.
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Ideas For Potted Plant Gifts: Giving Potted Plants As Gifts
Giving potted plants as gifts is growing in popularity, and with good reason. Potted plants are rarely more expensive than cut flowers, but they last much longer. Click this article to learn about giving potted plants as gifts and caring for gifted container plants.
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Cold Tolerant Indoor Plants: Houseplants For Cold Drafty Rooms
There are a number of cold tolerant houseplants that work well for cooler rooms. Here are some great choices to try for winter houseplants.
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Helpful Bedtime Plants – How Do Plants Help With Sleep Issues
Who doesn’t need a good night’s sleep? Unfortunately, with today’s hectic lifestyles it can be hard to tune out and rest peacefully. What could be more natural than plants that help you sleep? But, do plants help with sleep issues and, if so, which ones? Find out here.
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Green Leaves Have Yellow Veins: Reasons For Yellow Veins On Leaves
You might be wondering why on earth the veins are turning yellow. Paling or yellowing of the leaf is a sign of mild chlorosis; but if you see that your normally green leaves have yellow veins, there might be a larger problem. Learn more in this article.
