Because the eggshells are biodegradable, they make an ideal pot for seed starters. When the time comes, you can plant the seedlings in ground without removing the shells. They will break down and will be a good source of calcium for the future plant. The shell is so small, so add more crushed eggshells to […]
The Aspirin (Salicylic acid) is known for its ability to ease aches and pains and reduce fevers. Recently experiments demonstrate that Salicylic acid plays a therapeutic role during the plant response to abiotic stresses such as drought, chilling, heavy metal toxicity, heat and osmotic stress. In this sense, Salicylic acid appears to be, just like […]
Heartleaf Philodendron (Philodendron hederaceum) is noted by NASA among the best types of houseplants for removing formaldahyde, especially higher concentrations. It is capable to absorb between 80 and 90% of the formaldehyde present in water-based paint, roofing felt or insulation material, glues in fitted carpets or even laminated wood floors! Also, this Philodendron can be […]
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Tips for selecting healthy fish: • Clear Eyes (not cloudy) • Undamaged fins • Scales should be intact, parallel with body (not sticking outwards) and no red blotches • No holes, ulcerations, or lumps • Active, lively, normal swimming patterns • No white spots (salt grain size) or white cottony growths on the fins or […]
Ferns are a very large family that contains the genera Adiantum (Maidenhair), Asplenium (Bird’s Nest), Davallia (Rabbit’s Foot), Nephrolepis (Boston), Platycerium (Staghorn), and Pteris (Table). Ferns are natively found on most continents, including the Arctic. Ferns are unique in that they are seedless and flowerless plants whose true roots form from a rhizome, or underground […]
Hedera helix is an ideal houseplant for people who have pets. Scientifically termed as Hedera Helix, this plant is known to filter indoor pollutants like fecal particles, formaldehyde aerosols and much more and keep your house toxin free. It’s known for removing the chemical benzene, a known carcinogen found in cigarette smoke, detergents, pesticides, and […]
Marantas, Calatheas, Ctenanthes and Stromanthes are members of the Marantaceae (arrowroot) family, which also includes Thalias. These family members are considered some of the most attractive and spectacular species of foliage plants. During the day these beautiful plants displays their colourful leaves with in all their glory and then when night falls they folds up […]
A mini-aquatic garden in a tub or other container located close to the house on a deck or patio, can provide you with a unique and relaxing atmosphere. Containers are a great way to try out the idea of water gardening without committing to a larger, more permanent pond. In this way a mini-aquatic garden […]
Dionaea muscipula Dionaea muscipula is remarkable plant as it can feed on living insects as well as from peat moss. Dionaea muscipula should be kept in hot sunny position indoor or outdoor. Dionaea muscipula must be kept moist or wet at all times. In summer months the pot may be left sitting in water or […]
PLEA FOR PLANTS Plants use chlorophyll to capture light energy, which fuels the manufacture of food—sugar, starch, and other carbohydrates. Without these food sources, most life on earth would be impossible. Plants are living organisms belonging to the kingdom Plantae, The Green Kingdom. Plants have been around for a very long time. The plants first […]
Research has shown that indoor air pollution is now becoming one of the major threats to our health. These health issue include: asthma, allergies, chemical hyper-sensitivity and cancer. By adding house plats to your living / work space, you improve the air quality and greatly enhance the health of your and your family. Many houseplants […]
