Tip Tuesday! Share your best plant care tip, big or small, that makes a difference. 💚
Tip Tuesday! Share your best plant care tip, big or small, that makes a difference. 💚
Cinnamon is what I like to use on top of soil for fungal gnats. Also swabs of lavender oil next to plants that have gnats.
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Omg I’m gonna use this!!
3개 좋아요Me toon
2개 좋아요Don’t waist your money on moisture meters! Wooden skewers are the way to go.
12개 좋아요I use wooden skewers on plants that like to be dry before they get watered, but moisture loving plants??? That’s what I use my moisture meter for. How about you? TIA!
0개 좋아요Even for my moisture loving plants. The skewer tells me the level of moisture based on where the dirt sticks to it. So I’m not looking for the stick to by dry with those, I’m just looking for the level of moisture I want in that specific plant and water accordingly.
2개 좋아요Chop and prop for fuller plants!
8개 좋아요If in doubt don’t water.
15개 좋아요Use a light meter to help figure out whether your plants are getting enough light, especially with grow lights.
4개 좋아요Pick up some Brawndo from the store. It’s got what plants crave.
5개 좋아요Rotate plants a quarter turn every week for even growth!
7개 좋아요I put chunky perlite in the bottom of my cache pots unless the nursery pot is big enough to rest on the rim. It provides air flow to the bottom of the pot, and if the roots grow out of the drainage holes before I notice, they're less likely to rot. Someone else just found canning presses that could serve this same purpose, which is also a great idea. I've also seen corks and styrofoam packing peanuts used.
5개 좋아요Put your plants in a pot that’s only 1” to 2” bigger than the root ball. Don’t put it in a pot that’s too big thinking it’ll give it more room to grow bigger. What it will do is cause root rot.
6개 좋아요These are all great!!!
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