For those who like to have the green always around, but do not have much space, a good option is to grow plants in pots. The use of pots in addition to accommodating the plants can make the environment more pleasant and decorated.
When well cared for, the plants grown indoors grow beautiful, healthy and have great durability. But for that, you need to take some care. Check out tips on how to take good care of potted plants.
The choice of location for plants is critical. Make sure the area you choose is close to the windows, as room temperature, lightness, aeration, and space are the most important factors for plants to grow.
Plant pot shapes and sizes should also be taken into account. One must be alert if the toilet is not? Tight? for the little plant to grow well.
For the plant to have a long life, it is necessary to control and verify daily the irrigation of the land. And to prevent root rot and soggy soil, use a water drainage container under the pot, the little dish.
A tip for checking plant moisture is to insert your finger or toothpick into the soil at a certain depth. If the soil sticks, it is because it is not yet time to irrigate the plant.
Using fertilizer is another tip on how to take good care of potted plants that helps in strengthening and growing them. But anything that is overused can be bad, so you should not overdo it with fertilizer.
Preferably water the plants in the morning and avoid wetting the leaves and flowers too much. Remember that each type of plant needs a different amount of water. Plants such as cactus and bromeliads, for example, are more resistant to lack of water. The glass of milk, begonia, chrysanthemum and azalea are more sensitive plants and require double care.
Take good care of your plants by protecting your pot from excessive sun exposure, always removing the dry leaves and keeping them free from pests.
How To Care For Indoor HOUSEPLANTS! (feat. House Plant Journal) (May 2024)
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