How to Clone a Cabbage in Your Organic Vegetable Garden
How to grow cabbages organically without seeds in the low maintenance organic garden by cloning them. Did they develop the Brussel sprout, Savoy cabbage and other brassica varieties in the Renaissance using cloning techniques?
How to Correctly Identify Different Types of OrchidThere are just two main types of orchid – the terrestrial and epiphyte. Includes an explanation of both orchid types and details of how the epiphyte survives.
Materials to Care for Ficus Bonsai TreesThere are a number of materials one needs to care for, maintain and shape their Ficus Bonsai Trees over time. By utilizing the right tools you can insure your bonsai will remain beautiful and healthy for a long, long time. There are many different things you may need in time, but I’m going to touch on some of the more important things in this article.
Ficus Bonsai Trees – Care and FeedingMaybe I’m alone in this, but I’m quite sure I’m not. Ficus Bonsai Trees are a lot like caring for an old friend. Over time as you groom them and care for them, they really develop a personality and you might even catch yourself talking to them.
Caring For Orchids at Home With EaseCaring for orchids is no longer tedious and complicated with the right tools and knowledge to do so. These delicate flowers can be the most ornate additions to your garden, providing a splash of color or a touch of exotic charm. It doesn’t take a professional horticulturist to tend for orchids. Learn more FREE Expert Tips to Grow the Most Healthiest Orchids under your hands here.
Don’t Fall for Venus Fly Trap For Sale – Check Them WellVenus fly trap is a carnivorous plant. It feeds on insects and other smaller animals like spiders. The plant is beautiful and it attracts the smaller creatures by its colours and smell.
Getting Started With Ficus Bonsai TreesFor years now I’ve found I’ve been a big fan of bonsai trees; especially Ficus Bonsai Trees. They are fun to take care of and to shape into their individual unique forms. In fact, I think that’s one of the coolest things about bonsais; each is unique and has it’s only shape and personality.
Repotting Orchids – Four StepsWhy should I repot orchids? Great question, and there are good reasons for the process to happen. Orchids need change to continue in a healthy manner. When we buy new orchids at the big box store or nursery, the plant may have been in this pot for quite some time and the medium may have already started to break down.
Orchid Light – Essential Guidelines to Matching the Right Light to Your OrchidEssential guidelines for properly lighting your orchid. Article discusses the classification of orchid plants as low, medium or high light orchids. Discover ways to use artificial and natural light, as well as light meters and shadow testing to get the right light for your orchid.
Protecting Our Vegetables and FruitsTools we can use for fighting the enemies of our plants. The ones that offer some kind of mechanical protection.
Orchid Propagation – Stem Or Seed Method?Have you ever wanted to know how to grow more orchids? This article will discuss the two main ways to do this which are the stem and seed propagation methods. It will particularly emphasize the stem propagation method, which requires extreme cleanliness as it is similar to a medical procedure.
Learn How to Repot Orchid FlowersIf you are going to grow orchids, you will need to learn how to re-pot orchids. Young plant will need to be re-potted about every six months because they quickly out grow the pots they are in. The average orchid will need re-potted about once every two years. Older plants may be left a little longer as long as they do not out grow their pot. Orchids will also need to be re-potted when the compost or potting medium begins to decompose.