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xt-decoration-color: initial;">We have all done it. You go to water your indoor plants and the next thing you know, you are feeling drips on your feet. Shlepping plants to and from the sink to water them and let them drain is a pain and,…

Growing your own food is a staple when it comes to Homesteading. I think most of us addicted to Pinterest have seen posts just like this one ~ how to regrow food from, what seems to be, scraps. Although I will stand up proudly and say "My…

Knowing how to water container gardens is one of the first basics to master. Many people who say "I just don't have a green thumb" most likely don't understand the how and why of watering plants. They most likely over water until the…

Potted plants in don’t benefit from those nutrients growing in garden soil. The solution lies in the use of chemical fertilizers or, best, of natural fertilizers. Using the latter is better as potted plants live in the house with us, and…

Everyone knows that plants need two things to survive: sunlight and water. There are, fortunately plants that survive without light or, more accurately, they need very little natural light to develop normally. There is real plant category,…

Plants that have spent some time inside need acclimatization when taken out. Clean pots or buy new ones. Remove dead branches and other plant fertilizer administered in sufficient quantities. Replace the soil from the surface of pots with…

Do you feel yourself when you are in your garden as a 60s hippie? Relaxed and carefree with the lawn mown and you try to grow some organic vegetables? In this case it is likely not to be an advocate of the current hippie, but an ardent…

Plants add color, texture and life to any room in the house, oxygenate the air and have a relaxing effect on us, when we look at them even for a few minutes. The flowers should not be missing in any household. Even busy people who do not…