Humic acid, also known as humus, is a brown substance that forms out in nature when leaves fall on the ground and decompose. Rich in nutrients and organic matter, humus creates an environment that supports and...
This video shows you how to nurse a dumb cane (Dieffenbachia) back to health. The video touches on proper plant care, including watering, lighting, pruning and repotting in organic soil. Putting the plant in new...
This video show a coleus that was previously injured, with the stems nearly split in half. The plant was “bandaged up” using tape, and the stem re-fused together and healed. This video shows taking off the tape...
If you want to keep a miniature rose plant thriving indoors, take a look at these tips. Miniature rose bushes are generally not rooted. This video shows you how to make sure that the miniature rose bush stays health and...
Learn how to grow moonflowers indoors. These beautiful, fragrant flowers are fun to grow indoors. And they really do bloom with giant white flowers that smell heavenly! Moonflowers will perfume your indoors. You...
Root rot is a common cause of houseplant death. This video shows you how to spot root rot. The video features a ficus plant that is suffering from root rot. You will see that the leaves are curled, which is one...
Staking houseplants is necessary to keep plants growing upright and healthy. Staking houseplants also gives climbing and vining plants somewhere to grow. This video shows you how to stake a houseplant. The...
The dumbcane is thriving. The plant is healthy and it has new growth, which means it’s time to fertilize. The video shows fertilizing the dumbcane for the first time since its revival.#healthyhouseplants...
There are various methods of watering African violets. This video shows you how to water African violets from above and below. Both methods of watering African violets are illustrated. African violets need to be...
Once you’ve determined that your houseplant has root rot, this video will show you how to potentially save the plant. Root rot is a big killer of houseplants, but if you catch it early enough, you can sometimes...
