Is your collection of hardy survivors looking more like a storage unit than a sanctuary? Are your snake plants just ‘there’ or are they making a statement? Most of us ...
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CASE STUDY: We've been living off the grid for the last 40 years...
In all that time an electric wire has never been connected to our house. We haven’t gotten or paid an electricity bill in over 40 years, but we have all the electricity we want. We grow everything we need, here, in our small backyard. We also have a small medicinal garden for tough times. Read More Here...
Is your ‘fresh’ potting soil actually a death sentence for your Pothos? Ever wonder why your grocery store Pothos looks amazing for two weeks and then slowly turns into a ...
Is your workspace a biological desert or a thriving indoor forest? Living in the city often means being surrounded by sterile surfaces and stagnant air. English Ivy is nature’s way ...
You don’t need to ‘hack’ your plant to make it bushy – you just need to move your lamp. Most people think ‘notching’ or ‘topping’ is the only way to ...
Your orchid wants to drink the air, not drown in a puddle – here is why ‘wet feet’ is the #1 killer. In the rainforest, water is always moving and ...
Your Jade plant is hiding an infinite supply of free gifts inside its leaves – stop letting that biological gold go to waste. Stop looking at your Jade as a ...
Stop paying for the ‘finished product’ when you can grow a legacy from a single node. The secret the nurseries don’t want you to know: that ‘Giant Monstera’ is just ...
Why does your Peace Lily faint every week when it could be building its own water reserve? We’ve all seen it: one missed day of watering and your Peace Lily ...
If you’re watering your spider plant from the top, you might be accidentally slowly killing it. It’s the most common mystery in indoor gardening: why do spider plants get those ...
If you are watering from the top, you are likely starving 70% of your plant’s root system. Most Fiddle Leaf Figs die from ‘Standard’ watering—a quick pour that leaves dry ...