Marimo Moss Balls: The Ultimate Beginner’s Guide to This Unique Water Plant
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Marimo Moss Balls: The Ultimate Beginner’s Guide to This Unique Water Plant

Marimo moss balls are one of the most fascinating and low-maintenance water plants, perfect for plant lovers, aquarium enthusiasts, and those looking for a unique fluffy water ball companion. This easy-care water pet requires minimal attention while adding a natural, decorative touch to aquariums, terrariums, and water gardens. Whether you’re new to aquatic plants or…

Vibrant indoor bonsai plant in ceramic pot, showcasing glossy green leaves and healthy roots.
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How to Care for Boxwood (Buxus Harlandii) Bonsai: A Complete Guide

The Boxwood bonsai, or Buxus Harlandii, is a stunning bonsai tree known for its dense foliage, slow growth, and adaptability. Popular among bonsai enthusiasts, this plant thrives in the UK climate when cared for correctly. While it is a great choice for beginners, it’s essential to note that Boxwood bonsai is not pet-friendly—the plant contains…

Close-up of pot soil and roots, showcasing healthy plant growth and organic matter.
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Repotting FAQs: Choosing the Right Pot Size for Your Plants

Repotting FAQs for Healthy Plants Repotting your plants is an essential part of keeping them healthy and thriving. However, it’s common to have questions about pot sizes, especially when dealing with plants at different growth stages or with varying root systems. Here are answers to some of the most frequently asked questions to help you…

Terracotta pots displaying Lithops succulents on white background.
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Unique and Quirky Plant Gifts for Plant Lovers

Finding a gift for a plant lover can feel like a challenge. You want something they don’t already have, something that stands out. That’s where these quirky and unusual plants come in. Each plant offers something extraordinary, from the climbing beauty of Monstera Dubia to the resilient magic of the Rose of Jericho. These gifts are perfect for…

Rustic indoor garden with diverse plants: cyclamen, purple foliage, peace lily, snake plant.
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Winter Houseplant Care: How to Care for Indoor Plants in Winter

Winter is a time of rest and recuperation for your houseplants. The shorter days and cooler temperatures signal many plants to slow their growth or even go dormant. During this period, your plants require less attention but still need some care to remain healthy. Here’s a detailed guide to help you look after your houseplants…

Multiple zebra mussels on Marimo moss balls

Zebra Mussels: Identification and Safe Disposal Guide

What Are Zebra Mussels? Zebra mussels (Dreissena polymorpha) are small but invasive aquatic pests originating from Eastern Europe and Western Asia, particularly around the Black Sea and Caspian Sea regions. These mussels, recognized by their distinct striped shells, are a significant concern worldwide. Hardy and adaptable, zebra mussels easily attach to various surfaces and thrive…

Comparison of perlite and vermiculite, two popular soil additives used in gardening for aeration, drainage, and moisture retention.

Perlite vs. Vermiculite: Uses, Differences, and Benefits for Plants

Perlite vs. Vermiculite: Understanding their uses, differences, and best applications for gardening and plant care. When it comes to improving soil for gardening, perlite and vermiculite are two of the most popular amendments. Both of these materials play essential roles in creating the ideal growing environment for plants, but they have distinct properties and are…

repotting plants, repotting service and potting mixes, when to repot the plant
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Plants Repotting Guide: 6 Signs It’s Time to Repot Your Houseplants

Is it Time to Repot Your Plants? Plant Care Basics: 6 Signs It’s Time to Repot Your Houseplants Promotes Healthy Root Growth Repotting gives your plant more space to grow, allowing the roots to spread out and absorb nutrients more effectively. This leads to a healthier root system, which is essential for overall plant health…

How to Save Overwatered Plants: A Guide to Recognising, Preventing, and Treating Overwatering
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How to Save Overwatered Plants: A Guide to Recognising, Preventing, and Treating Overwatering

Overwatering houseplants is a common issue especially if you are a plant beginner which often leading to roots rot and fungus gnat infestations. Despite our best intentions, too much water can drown houseplants, causing them distress and even death. Sometimes it may not even be our fault, how many times you ‘saved’ a plant from…

What Is That White Thing in My Houseplants Soil? the World of Beneficial Soil Organisms With Pictures

What Is That White Thing in My Houseplants Soil? the World of Beneficial Soil Organisms With Pictures

Spotting something unexpected moving in your soil can be scary and most of you probably first think about harmful pests. However, it’s important to remember that many tiny creatures in your garden, indoor pots or terrariums are there for a good reason. These beneficial organisms play a crucial role in maintaining the health and fertility…

Common Mistakes in Plant Parenthood: Why Your New Plant Might Be Struggling or Dying
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Common Mistakes in Plant Parenthood: Why Your New Plant Might Be Struggling or Dying

The arrival of a new plant is always a cause for celebration and lots of excitement, whether you await a parcel from an online order, constantly refreshing tracking details, or run home from the plant shop to introduce your new gem to your beautiful indoor jungle. As both plant sellers and devoted plant enthusiasts for…

Creating a Mini Terrarium in a Glass Container: A Step-by-Step Guide
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Creating a Mini Terrarium in a Glass Container: A Step-by-Step Guide

If you’ve ever been intrigued by crafting a miniature terrarium but felt unsure where to begin, this guide is for you! With clear, easy-to-follow instructions accompanying pictures, we’ll walk you through creating your simple terrarium. This article is designed to demystify the creation of these closed ecosystems, making it an enjoyable and educational experience for…

Essential Winter Dormancy Care for Houseplants: How to Help Your Plants Rest and Revive

Essential Winter Dormancy Care for Houseplants: How to Help Your Plants Rest and Revive

As the days get shorter and temperatures drop during autumn and winter, it’s time to prepare certain houseplants for dormancy. This natural phase allows plants to conserve energy and survive unfavourable conditions by entering an inactive period. Understanding and supporting this cycle can make the difference between a thriving plant and one that struggles to…

Rose of Jericho: All You need to know About the Resurrection Plant

Rose of Jericho: All You need to know About the Resurrection Plant

Selaginella lepidophylla, commonly known as the Rose of Jericho, Desert Rose or Resurrection Plant is an intriguing plant native to the desert regions of Central America and the Middle East. The Rose of Jericho’s ability to rise from the state of the ‘dead’ has made it a symbol of hope and rebirth across various cultures….

Houseplants: Winter Care Guide. Adapting to Light and Temperature Changes

Houseplants: Winter Care Guide. Adapting to Light and Temperature Changes

As the days grow shorter and temperatures drop during autumn and winter months, it’s time to prepare your beloved houseplants for the winter season. Houseplants need some extra care and attention to thrive during the colder months. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore how to adjust your plant care routine to accommodate changes in light,…

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