heir leaves to cool themselves. This phenomenon called plant transpiration explains why Green plants are cooling. Therefore, it is possible to use houseplants to cool the house when the temperature climbs and you don't have air conditioning at home. Focus on plants that grow in moist environme ...
dvantage of avoiding mistakes, such as wetting moisture-sensitive foliage. 3- Which plants should be bedded? Basking is generally recommended for houseplants, but it is also possible to use it in the garden to rehydrate the clumps of plants to be transplanted and facilitate their recovery. Si ...
1- Check the ground more often Houseplants, which are mostly plants of tropical origin, are used to temperatures ranging from 18°C to 28°C. Even in periods of heat waves like France is experiencing this summer, they are therefore quite capable of withstanding the heat. To help them get through ...
directly into the drum. 5- Keep flies and gnats away. The arrival of good weather also marks the return of flies and gnats in the kitchen and around houseplants. To repel these unwanted pests, you can prepare a natural repellent based on black soap: dilute 2 tablespoons of liquid soap in a liter o ...
, know that this simple gesture can contribute to the good health of your plants! This simple trick could even save you a lot of trouble with your houseplants and/or flowers. A repellent for midges and other pests Do your plants have trouble growing despite the care you give them and/or show ...
ttle care? - Do you have pets or small children in your home who could be poisoned by certain plants? - Do you have a suitable location for houseplants in your home, i.e. away from heat sources and with sufficient light exposure? These different questions will allow you to define your n ...
A foliage that does not go unnoticed With the fashion for houseplants with graphic foliage, you've probably seen a maranta without knowing its name. This small tropical plant native to Central America does indeed sport foliage that doesn't go unnoticed. Its beautiful oblong leaves feature a whol ...
hand. When rinsing vegetables, simply place a basin in your sink to catch the muddy water that flows out. You can then use the collected water to water your houseplants or garden pots. 2- Install water-saving equipment. On this March 22, World Water Day with the theme "Accelerating Change," it is n ...
h are not toxic to plants. That is why you can safely collect rainwater on your balcony on rainy days and store your harvest in bottles to water your houseplants. If you have the opportunity to install a rainwater harvesting system at home, do not hesitate to do so as you will benefit from free and ...
