st by making sure to enrich the soil with humus. In practice, you will not only have to make contributions of potting soil but also add a mulch of dead leaves and plant debris that will feed your exotic plants and protect them from drought. 3- How to set the scene? As we said above, it is not ...
(hedge trimmings, lawn clippings...), green leaves, perishable household waste (vegetable and fruit waste). - Carbonaceous waste: shredded branches, dead leaves, straw - Used coffee grounds with filter, eggshells - Biodegradable litter from herbivorous animals - Pieces of 100% natural fabric (wool, ...
rn to detect and remove ticks. At home, you can limit the proliferation of these parasites by inspecting your pets, cutting your garden grass, and removing Dead Leaves (where larvae nest). How to remove a tick? Unlike young ticks that are barely visible to the naked eye, adults are easily seen on ...
rom meals or their preparation - uneaten expired products - green waste from park and garden maintenance such as shrub and hedge trimmings, dead leaves or Lawn clippings... All these organic wastes have in common that they are biodegradable, i.e. they can be naturally degraded by living ...
zer as they are carnivorous plants that feed on insects. Maintenance is limited to cutting the flower stalks at the end of flowering. You can also cut dead leaves at their base. Be very careful not to touch other leaves as they necrotize at the slightest injury. This plant can be propagated by sowi ...
ed before, it's important to address the issue immediately to prevent bad odors. To correct this, simply add dry waste high in carbon, such as: • dead leaves collected from the garden. • straw. • chipped material from your garden. • wood cut into small pieces. • paper. ...
