8 houseplants that like being pot-bound. It's important to note these houseplants can cope well with being pot-bound for some time, but they won't necessarily remain happy in the same sized pot ...

If you want happy houseplants, you need to know how to re-pot them March 20, 2019 More than 6 years ago Washington Post gardening columnist Adrian Higgins explains when, why and how to re-pot a ...

Most houseplants need to be potted in a container with some type of drainage. If water doesn’t have a way of exiting the pot, it will settle at the bottom, causing the roots to rot, and ...

5 indoor planters paired with house plants that play well with their aesthetics by New York floral designer Emily Thompson. ... 5 Indoor Pots Paired With Their Ideal House Plants.

Rick Pudwell shows how to re-pot house plants and Booker T. Leigh explains lawn watering. This week on the Family Plot: Gardening in the Mid-South, Rick Pudwell, Director of Horticulture at the ...

Kimberly Daft owner of Lawrence & Clarke Cacti Co. gave tips on choosing pots to best fit specific varieties of plants. Lawrence & Clarke Cacti Co. is located at 2003 Old Hickory Blvd, Old Hickory ...

Selecting the right plant pot is in equal parts fun and functional. ... the small option is designed to fit the size of most house plants. Buy now £13.95, Amazon. Homebase Glazed Finish Green ...

House plants without pots? It's a thing at Kubode in Seattle! The small shop in Pike Place Market specializes in Kokedama, a Japanese planting technique that doesn't require a pot. #k5evening.

Signs that your houseplants are ready for a new pot – and tips for repotting them Late winter/early spring is the perfect time to repot houseplants. Posted March 10, 2024 ...

7 Quirky Planters & Pots You Can Use To Deck Up Your Houseplants This Diwali, Under Rs 599. Chhavi Porwal. Follow Us. Chhavi Porwal Sr Copy Editor. Specialty: Fashion Design.

Most houseplants need to be potted in a container with some type of drainage. If water doesn’t have a way of exiting the pot, it will settle at the bottom, causing the roots to rot, and ...