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Potting compost, also known as seeding compost, provides seeds and cuttings with optimal conditions for germination and growth. Here is how you can easily make the substrate yourself. Many gardeners swear by homemade potting compost. […]
Bowstring hemp looks decorative and is very easy to care for. Propagation is also quite easy, whether by leaf cuttings or offshoots. All species and varieties of sansevieria, also known as bowstring hemp, are easy […]
Ivy is very popular as a greenery for facades. But if the love fades, the horror is all the greater: because it is very difficult to remove the ivy from walls and facades of houses. […]
Christmas roses bloom in gardens in winter and thus provide variety in the cold season. But beware: These beauties are poisonous and eating them can have serious consequences. Christmas roses (Helleborus niger) are also called […]
Herbs are wonderful for hydroponics because their shoot tips root very well in water. Here’s how to grow them in water. If you want to grow herbs, you do not necessarily need a pot with […]
Poinsettias are not disposable. If you take proper care of your red, yellow, white or pink poinsettia and repot it regularly, you won’t have to buy a new one every year. Contrary to common practice, […]
For poinsettias to feel comfortable and thrive, you need to provide them with the right location. Here are some tips to help you find the ideal place. The original home of poinsettia are subtropical dry […]
The Christamas star is a classic during Advent. Still, many parents and pet owners wonder whether or not the plant is poisonous. Here you can find out whether it is really dangerous for children or […]
An amaryllis can bloom over and over again for years. If the amaryllis does not bloom, but only sprouts leaves, something has gone wrong with the care around the year. Amaryllis (Hippeastrum) is a popular […]
As a winter-flowering bulbous flower, the amaryllis is somewhat sensitive when it comes to watering. Too little makes the plant weaken, too much leads to rot, and the wrong timing can even ruin the bloom. […]
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