A plant on the windowsill avoids looking in and is very atmospheric. But not all plants are suitable. Which plants can be placed on your windowsill?
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Using grow light for plants
A grow light works as a prevention and as a solution for plants that get too little light. How about that?
Tips for repotting indoor plants
Repotting houseplants has many advantages. But how do you do it the easiest way? We give you tips!
Recognize root rot and dissolve immediately
Oops! You and your watering can have been a little too enthusiastic about watering your houseplant, and now your plant has rotting roots. How do you fix this?
Dry Euphorbia cuttings
With the looks of the Cactus, the Euphorbia is really a different kind of plant. Why is that? Because of its spurge.
Palm cuttings by separating
The propagating of a palm is simple. Although it takes a few weeks to months to root a palm cutting. Patience is therefore certainly needed with palm cuttings!
Propagating the Croton (Codieaum) with cuttings
The Croton is perhaps one of the most colourful plants there is. Extra fun to multiply that cheerfulness. The cuttings of the Croton? That’s how you do it!
Schefflera cuttings in soil
A beautiful houseplant that you would of course like to propagate: the Schefflera. We cannot guarantee 100% success, but pleasure is.
Coffea Arabica (Coffee plant) propagation
Although you can’t use the beans of a coffee plant, it’s still nice to cut the plant. And that cuttings? That’s easy!
Cracking an Aspidistra in cuttings
Aspidistra plants can be stung by cracks. Sticking through cracks is easy, but takes some patience.