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- POTHOS (Epipremnum aureum) Size: Vines 6 to 10 feet long. Water: Allow the top inch of soil to dry out between watering. Fertilize: Light feeders, so use a balanced liquid fertilizer every 1 to 3 months.
- PHILODENDRON (Philodendron spp.) Size: Vines to 8 feet long. Water: Prefers evenly moist soil, but not soggy. Water if top inch of soil is dry. Fertilize: Apply a water-soluble houseplant fertilizer from spring through fall.
- PRAYER PLANT (Calathea spp.) Size: Up to 3 feet tall. Water: Keep evenly moist. Don't allow to become overly soggy or dry out completely. May be sensitive to tap water, so use distilled or filtered water.
- BIRD'S NEST FERN (Asplenium nidus) Size: Up to 2 feet tall. Water: Keep soil evenly moist, but not soggy. Water at the edge of the rosette so water doesn't pool in the center and cause rot.
- Marie Iannotti
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- Carrots. Carrots are accommodating and low-maintenance vegetables. Growing them in containers is not just a great option for indoor growing. It also solves the problem of trying to grow them in heavy, rocky soil should your outdoor conditions be unfavorable.
- Garlic Greens. If you've ever left a garlic bulb alone for a few weeks (or you've put garlic in the fridge), you may have noticed the clove sprouting a little green foot from one of its ends.
- Hot Peppers. Pepper plants are tropical perennials. They shrivel at just the hint of frost, but indoors they thrive. Plant some sweet or hot peppers from seed, or pot some plants from your garden in late summer to bring inside.
- Lettuce. Lettuce (and other salad greens) is a fast-growing vegetable and shallow-rooted, so it will not need a deep container. Choose a planter that is 2 to 4 inches deep, and fill it with moist, well-draining soil.
Apr 6, 2024 · These indoor plant ideas will show you low maintenance, easy to care for plants you should add to your home ASAP. From trees to succulents to trailing vines, there's a plant for everyone.
- Melissa Epifano
Apr 12, 2023 · The indoor gardening system you select depends on the type of plants you want to grow, your budget, available space, and your preferred aesthetic. Below are some of the common types of indoor garden systems.
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Gardening is a study in preparation. Whether it’s tilling the soil or making a compost pile, preparing for the coming season is part of the ancient craft of growing plants. So, before spending money, first understand the basics of houseplant care. Then you can evaluate your space and determine which plants will grow best there.
Plants mostly don’t mind where they grow: they thrive if conditions are right. Of course, the “right” conditions vary from plant to plant.
Before acquiring a houseplant, check out the conditions you have to offer. There isn’t a right or wrong answer! You just need to know. 1. Light: How much light do you have? How much window space is available … and of which exposure(s)? 2. What is the humidity level? 3. Temperature 3.1. What is the range? 3.2. What are the likely seasonal changes? 3...
Here are tried-and-true superstars that have given countless novice gardeners experience and confidence. You can’t go wrong here: ZZ Plant– Possibly the most durable houseplant next to a fake one, this glossy evergreen can handle a range of conditions and stay looking great. The only downside for a beginner is that the plant is so easy it may not c...
After you’ve decided on your new plant’s future location and evaluated its growing conditions, make a shortlist of suitable plants. Availability is always an issue, but most of my suggested plants are probably available at your local garden center – or even the nearest grocery store. Purchasing healthy plants saves grief. Here’s what to look for: 1...
If you’ve picked your spot well and water according to the plant’s specification, the weeks ahead should be smooth sailing. Observe and have fun.
If you’ve enjoyed the experience to this point, it’s natural to want to expand. There are so many fascinating and beautiful houseplants to explore … here are some adventures ahead:
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Sep 19, 2023 · Growing indoor plants is the perfect way to liven up your home. This extensive guide will show you everything you need to know so you can easily grow houseplants with success. I’ll also help you troubleshoot common problems, answer your FAQs, give you tons of information and tips, and so much more!
Nov 19, 2021 · 1. of 20. Snake Plant (Sansevieria trifasciata) Treehugger / Sanja Kostic. Snake plants are very easy to care for and quite forgiving. They also have a great visual impact, with dramatic,...
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