Indoor flowers

Drainage in the potted plant allows the roots to breathe, allowing the flowers to develop normally. One of the main requirements for the material is that it must allow excess liquid to leave without lingering. For example, a violet or dieffenbachia can die in wet soil. Drainage material does not need to be purchased at the store, you can use what is at hand. Read more

When choosing a place for an orchid in a room, it is necessary to observe the movement of sunlight coming from the window. When placed and cared for correctly, this plant will become a real decoration of the home or office, giving new flowers and shoots almost continuously. Read more

Rooting stem cuttings is a very common way of propagating flowers, including roses. We will tell you more about this in our article. Read more

Every florist has probably at least once faced a situation when an indoor flower recently purchased in a store did not meet expectations or even died. The reason is usually due to care errors, not poor plant quality. It is important to organize the correct adaptation of the green "new settler", then he will successfully take root in a new place. Read more

Midges are a common problem for those who have flowers at home. Their presence is not only annoying, but also harmful to the plants themselves. You can get rid of uninvited guests using conventional and very inexpensive means. Read more