Indoor Plant Light Explained: Direct, Bright Indirect and Low Light
Plain definitions of direct sun, bright indirect, medium and low light, plus two simple ways to judge how much light a spot in your home really gets.
Practical Guides for Healthy Indoor Plants
30 guides published
Plain definitions of direct sun, bright indirect, medium and low light, plus two simple ways to judge how much light a spot in your home really gets.
Why roots need air as well as water, how drainage holes and saucers work together, what to do with a decorative pot that has no hole, and how pot material and size change drying time.
What bottom watering is, the situations where it helps, its limits, and a step-by-step method that ends with draining the pot and emptying the tray.
Four simple ways to find out whether a houseplant needs water: looking at the mix, the finger test, a wooden skewer and the weight of the pot, plus how to act on the result.
Why a fixed watering schedule lets plants down, and the method to use instead: check the soil, water thoroughly until it drains, and empty the saucer.
An orientation guide for your first houseplant: the four things a potted plant depends on, why light comes first, and a calm plan for the first week at home.