Garden Maintenance

Seed germination is an interesting and important stage in the life of a plant, where a tiny seed awakens and begins its journey to becoming a mature plant. But this...

Do plants become zombies? What does it mean when they zombify? These questions are best answered by saying, "Yes, they do" and "When they zombify, they stay young forever." But...

Gardening is not just a hobby; it's a passion that can bring immense joy and satisfaction. However, to ensure your plants thrive and flourish, one crucial aspect to consider is...

Welcome to the enchanting world of monsoon gardening! As nature showers its blessings upon us, it's time to embrace the beauty and rejuvenation that the rainy season brings to our...

Welcome to the magical world of monsoon container gardening, where nature's beauty combines with the joy of nurturing your own plants. The rainy season brings refreshing showers and lush greenery,...

Plant enthusiasts and gardeners often encounter the perplexing issue of leaves turning yellow on their beloved plants. Witnessing yellow leaves on plants can be disheartening, but fear not! In this...

Proper soil preparation is crucial for successful gardening, farming, and indoor plant cultivation. It lays the foundation for healthy plants, bountiful harvests, and vibrant gardens. In this blog post, we...

Monkeys are charming creatures, but when it comes to your garden or vegetable patch, they can wreak havoc. Protecting your plants from monkeys is essential to maintain a healthy and...

Having a bit of greenery around can make you feel relaxed and at peace. Unfortunately, the modern lifestyle does not support active labouring in the open air. However, you may...

Vegetative propagation refers to the process where the stem of a plant is used for growing a plant. It is a faster and more convenient method than sowing seeds.  You...

Slugs and snails are some of the ugliest pests found outdoors - no garden is immune from them. Being slimy creatures, they move around well at night and in humid...

You often throw away a lot of organic matter that is a great blessing for your garden—for instance, used coffee grounds. They are your plant’s best friends, and knowing their...