I created this section to help you care for your plants, whether they grow in the garden, in pots, on a balcony, or indoors. I show you how to choose the right plant for the right place, taking light, exposure, watering, soil type, and hardiness into account. I help you recognize telltale signs: yellow leaves, limp stems, pests, too little light, or too much water. You’ll find practical advice on repotting, pruning, feeding, and rescuing a struggling plant. The goal: plants that survive, grow, and bring you joy.
BySolan
Hello there, Solan here. If you sometimes forget to water, focus on snake plants, ZZ plants, cacti, pothos or spider plants. These plants tolerate being forgotten more easily, provided you choose the right spot for them and don’t leave their roots sitting in water. The right habit is simple: check the soil before watering. Put…
BySolan
Hello there, Solan here. When you’re just starting out, only prune what is dead, diseased, or in the way, and leave a healthy plant alone if you’re not sure when to intervene. Pruning plants isn’t mandatory: it depends on the species, its flowering time, and the season. With a few simple steps, you can care…
BySolan
Hi there, Solan here. To avoid silently damaging your plants, check the soil moisture, light and drainage before adding water or fertilizer. Overwatering and choosing the wrong spot are among the most common pitfalls. A few simple steps are often enough to set things right and keep your plants healthy. Put these steps in place…