Your Guide To The Perfect Yard
If you love growing succulents and want to increase your own collection, you can propagate new plants from the ones you already have. Propagation is a relatively simple way of increasing the number of plants that you have. It’s also a great way to share your love for succulents with […]
Most people don’t think that succulents can grow tall. But, you would be surprised to learn that there are many varieties that can grow up to enormous heights. The majority of these are cacti but there are others too. Bear in mind that these succulents have a natural tendency to […]
Did you know that you can use honey as a rooting aid for your succulent cuttings? Natural, raw honey has some amazing properties that will help your succulents root faster. And, for those of you who don’t like using chemicals, it’s the best option. So, why is honey such a […]
Everyone will agree that succulents look amazing when planted in glass containers, bowls and terrariums. Plus, they make awesome gifts for your loved ones. But, you have to remember that glass containers have no drainage holes and the glass is not porous. Therefore, managing how much you water them is […]
Most succulents can go without water for a much longer time than other plants. Indoor succulents can go without water for 1-3 months, outdoor succulents in hot climates can go from 1-3 weeks without water, however, succulents are more in danger of being overwatered by caring owners than being left […]
You may be wondering, can succulents grow in sand? The short answer is yes, but they’re unlikely to thrive and grow. It also depends on the type of sand you use. Logically, because a lot of succulents originate in arid desert regions, you would think they would be quite happy […]
Tomatoes are a common feature of many diets and recipes. And it can be quite rewarding to eat tomatoes you grew yourself, especially since tomatoes aren’t challenging to grow. Growing tomatoes involves selecting strong and healthy seedlings of disease-resistant varieties. Additionally, ample amounts of compost should be worked into the […]
Perhaps you know Epsom salt only for the many ailments it can cure. However, it can also be used in the garden and does wonders for tomatoes. Epsom salt is amazing for tomatoes as it boosts chlorophyll production. Increased chlorophyll results in higher photosynthesis rates and more sugars, thus allowing […]
Tomato hornworms are perhaps the biggest caterpillars around. With an appetite to match their size, these green creatures can defoliate and kill a tomato plant in days if you don’t get rid of them. There are several ways to get rid of tomato hornworms, the simplest being handpicking. Other methods […]
The first thing you need to understand is that all cacti are classed as succulents. But of course, not all succulents are cacti. In general, all succulents can store water in their stems, leaves and roots. Plus, they are all drought-tolerant. Obviously, the most common factor that identifies a cactus […]
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