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...ems like a safe place from plant invaders, indoor pests can come from a… More
...out copious outdoor space, you can still enjoy an indoor vegetable garden. The advantage… More
A variety of herbs are suitable to grow indoors. An indoor herb garden conveniently… More
Growing tomatoes indoors is an alternative to traditional outdoor gardens and purchasing store-bought tomatoes.… More
Indoor tropical plants can be susceptible to infestation by a variety of sap-sucking insects,… More
Hanging a indoor plant is usually not a difficult job, as long as you… More
Yellow indoor flowering plants offer a ray of sunshine during the bleak days of… More
...you notice annoying little gnats flying around an indoor plant, the houseplant probably has… More
...in many regions of the country, they do just fine indoors, where temperature and… More
Growing plants indoors is a satisfying hobby that adds a cheerful, calming note to… More
Keeping dwarf fruit trees indoors is a way to grow both ornamental and producing… More
Growing plants indoors is a way both to decorate and create a healthy environment.… More
Many indoor plants exist that can add a burst of color and design to… More
It is much easier to prevent problems with indoor plants than it is to… More
...dendrons and azaleas are closely related and some diseases can attack both of them.… More
Amaryllis have large trumpet-shaped flowers that grow on thick stems in clusters of four… More
Diseases in houseplants can be controlled with preventative measures, since houseplants grown under ideal… More
Indoor plants need attention and care in order to have a long, healthy life.… More
...eason is often the biggest reason to want to grow indoor vegetable gardens, but… More
Indoor foliage plants come in many shapes and sizes, and are generally easy to… More
... of vinegar and water to control scale insects on indoor plants, and also remember… More
Growing plants with artificial light simply requires putting the plant underneath a light at night… More
To grow palm trees indoors, provide a lot of sun or artificial light, plant them… More
When growing an indoor garden, don't start really big plants indoors, and start seeds with… More
...e bringing them inside. Find out how to use a bio-pesticide to kill indoor gnats… More
...s prefer warm temperatures, so it's important for indoor tropical plants to never be exposed… More
There are many different plants that can be grown inside with very little water, including… More
To care for indoor jade plants, keep them very dry, give them small amounts of… More
Care for indoor plants by providing at least some natural or artificial light, avoiding letting… More
Controlling fungus gnats on indoor plants can be done by using a sterile potting soil… More
Easy indoor plants that can thrive in a window include a jade plant, cyclamen, spider… More
Plants that thrive indoors in low light include pathos, lucky bamboo, colias and Christmas cactus,… More
Sunflowers are difficult to grow indoors, as they thrive in the natural sun, but they… More
An indoor orange tree should be pruned right after they are finished flowering, but before… More
...techniques to allow your organic garden to thrive indoors is discussed in this free educational… More
Growing your own indoor herb garden: Learn how to make a basic herb garden in… More
...od ladder can be a huge help. Learn how to set up indoor ladders in… More
There are many containers that indoor orchids can be placed in - make sure to… More
Indoor organic gardens can be a great hobby. Learn more in this free educational video… More
Learn how to become an indoor organic gardener in this free educational video series. More
...mth, sunlight and watering. Learn how to care for indoor bougainvilleas with tips from a… More
I have bamboo in a container in my house. It looks like grass, like the attached image. Since a couple of months it has slowly dried up, and now there is a single green stalk on it ! It's quite strange, this single green stalk is there since a long… More
Here is two of my flowers that I started before Christmas. The paper whites have been blooming for almost a week now. I will not plant them again for they stink. The amarylis is doing great. I have about 6 different amarylis plants started so I will be posting pictures… More
And I'm starting on a large scale. We've (my husband and I) usually began with nursery plants for the flower beds, and seeds for the garden. Last year we decided to start our own from seeds. The thing is, for Memorial Day, I help plant flowers on my grandparents and… More
Hello everyone, I sit here in beautiful Deerfield, Ma near a glowing fire, just in last night from Waterford Ct, my home base. I was feeling sadened that the herb plants brought in late October have not fared very well, lack of water by my male half in residense here… More
Hello gardening enthusiasts! You'll be hearing a lot from this father and son green thumb duo known as Hautions11, this is Zach the son speaking. My dad is sick and tired of his miserable tomato yields out in our shady yard so we're bringing them inside to start what I… More
I question whether or not my deck is going to get enough sun for my plants to be very productive. So I'm considering using grow lights in my basement. 1) What kind of lights would I need? 2) Should I go with some type of hydroponic system or just regular… More
I thought I'd share photos of my planted fish tanks, since they're most most green things around these parts in the winter! The first is my oldest tank, the pic is a bit old, 3 months because I've had major algae issues and have done massive trims, so it's bare… More
...ined today. I started some black-eyed susan vines indoors in early April. They have the true leaves on them now but they aren't very big...seems like they are growing slow!! I recently put them outside in the jiffy pots and I want to plant… More
I'm trying to find house plants that will do okay with (1) me and my brown thumb, and (2) in a room that gets very little sunlight. I thought a cactus might fill the bill. I prefer a type that won't get really big; however, I don't know much about… More
I can't wait to hear what everyone has to say. I think I have "green thumb potential" but I definitely need a gardening mentor, so I'm currently taking applications. As I mentioned in my profile, my husband and I are currently living in NW Pennsylvania. Around Valentines day I purchased… More
My mother and I each bought one of these plants at a nursery that was going out of business. Hers was in low western light, bloomed frequently but died within a year of purchase. I've had mine in high western light for almost four years now but it has only… More
One of my potted plants (sorry dont know the name ) was dying all of a sudden (leaves started to just fall off) , so i checked the soil to see if there was enough water, and thats when i saw this brown thin insect (like a worm ) but… More
Thank you hehe i will post some pics soon just got done running a cold water line lol! looking good so far, i got the 2 bulb system so i can use the mh for vegative stage and use the hps for fuiting and blooming. Gona try 8-10 tomato plants,… More
...nts are difficult at best. I want to grow spinach indoors. Any suggestions? :confused: More
I am starting my seeds indorrs this year, when it is time for the plants to go outdoors how do I get them acclomated to being outside. I have tried before and they just died. Any help would be great. More
the bokashi and composter where made at home with inexpensive items. It is said a picture is worth a 1000 words so here is 8000 words worth to explain More
...or at least the part that pertains to this part of the forum. 1. Either a San Pedro or a Peruvian Torch, not too sure which. Given to me at a yard sale as an 8" cutting a year ago and now it's 2 foot tall...and growing. 2. From left… More
Thanks again Ron. Sorry to make work for you when i know you'd rather be in the closet. :rolleyes: I'll redo the pics tomorrow. :D More
Hello: I'm new to the forums, nice to meet everyone. :) A few months ago, I had to start working in a cubicle. It was very dull looking, so I bought an ivy plant to make my space more friendly. I really like my ivy and am shocked I haven't… More
...ks : ) It being March and all, I started my seeds indoors the other day and much to my surprise..many are sprouted to an inch tall already (although package said it would take much longer!) I am using one of those Jiffy kits and wanted to know how… More
...y found that using a little bit of hard liquor on indoor plants actually makes more blooms, or more colorful blooms. Something like that. I think the… More
I would like to grow some herbs indoors over the winter. Has anyone done this and how would I go about it? I do not have window space, but I do have a light table. More
...if possible, way to eliminate these and any other pests… More
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