We field many questions here at the Cannabis Cultivation Department of High Times. This one comes from Georgia and is about whether pot plants can be grown indoors with soil using hydroponic nutrients ...

Q: I love gladioli and would like to have some of my own in my plot. However, as it is a paved courtyard, I would have to grow them in containers. Is this possible, and if so, are there any tips I ...

Winter can be a precarious time for container plants. One simple way to protect them from rot or frost damage is simply to raise them a few inches off the ground using pot feet. This quick fix may ...

Many of us grow tropical plants in containers to beautify our porches, patios and decks. These plants often live two lives, spending summer outside when the weather is warm and going inside during the ...

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This story is part of a package about growing food in containers. Learn how to grow vegetables, fruits and herbs in a contained space. You don’t need land to be a farmer. With the right kind of sun, ...

So, you want to perk up your patio with new pots, but which should you choose? Obviously the setting will be key - if you have a traditional cottage garden you might not want to be accessorising with ...

Are you using a pot that is too small for your plant? Many people have plants in containers. Potted plants can be objects of art — both pot and plant — or they may hold favorite bulbs, coveted ...

Until now, the humble plant pot has stood the test of time. First used by the ancient Egyptians to nurture their seedlings, the basic pot has been hardly altered in millennia. But British innovators ...