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Water Indoor Plants: Important tips to water efficientlyThe watering needs of the potted plants kept in the house differ from the ones grown in the soil outside.It is essential that you understand the water requirements of your plants. Both over-watering and under-watering of plants can lead to their untimely death.
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Tannic acid in tea is great for acid-loving plants like roses and ferns.
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Aphid Control: The natural ways to control aphid infestationAphids on plants are not only annoying, but they can also wreak havoc on even the most carefully maintained gardens. As a gardener you would surely like to know how to get rid of these pesky aphids without dousing your poor plants with harmful chemicals.
Planting vegetables intermixed with aromatic plants like garlic, onion, chives, or marigolds can repel many problem insects.
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Tannic acid in tea is great for acid-loving plants like roses and ferns.
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Special Treat for Roses: The natural growth boosters for your lovely RosesTo get the most out of your rose plants and to have an awe-inspiring rose garden, you need not be an expert. Plant your Roses in a well- drained soil that's rich in organic matter, at a spot where it receives a good amount of sunlight.
Make sure roses get about 2 inches of water a week, depending on your soil type.
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Tannic acid in tea is great for acid-loving plants like roses and ferns.
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Vermicomposting: The magic of the wormsNext time you find Earthworms or Red wrigglers, don’t kill them rather put them back in the soil or in compost bins and let them convert pieces of organic matter like vegetable wastes and dead leaves into rich humus and thus improve your soil’s fertility.
It is the best natural organic fertilizer prepared at home.
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Tannic acid in tea is great for acid-loving plants like roses and ferns.
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Using your Pet's Hair in garden: Adding Nitrogen to the SoilThe excess hair brushed from your pet or even the clippings of your own hair can be used as mulch or may even go into the compost pile.
It can actually contribute the much-needed nitrogen to the soil.
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Tannic acid in tea is great for acid-loving plants like roses and ferns.
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Garden maintenance activity: Deadheading garden flowersDeadheading allows the plant to divert all the energy in better growth of the plant and additional flowers and you will be able to enjoy more blooms from a larger and healthier plant.
Removing the spent flowers is an important garden maintenance activity.
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Tannic acid in tea is great for acid-loving plants like roses and ferns.
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Tips for Nitrogen & Acid Loving plants :Tea grounds (the residue remaining after brewing coffee) increase nutrient levels and improve soil quality as they decompose. Thus they prove to be great plant supplements and make great addition to compost piles.
Tannic acid in tea is great for acid-loving plants like roses and ferns.
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Tannic acid in tea is great for acid-loving plants like roses and ferns.
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