Small flies in the potting soil: fight and prevent fungus gnats
If there are small black flies buzzing around your plant, they may be fungus gnats. These insects are not only annoying, but can also be harmful to the health of the plant - but they are harmless t...
Houseplants: recognizing, preventing and combating root rot
Root rot is one of the most common diseases in houseplants and is often the death knell for your plant if no action is taken in time or at all. It is a serious fungal disease that causes your plant...
What is humus? Benefits and uses of humus soil for indoor plants
Nutrient humus is considered the key to nutrient-rich garden soil or a high-quality houseplant substrate. If this organic matter is added, soil fertility, water storage, nutrient supply and structu...
Cleaning leaves from indoor plants - Our tips for shiny leaves
In order for your green plants to reach their full potential indoors, it is important to take care of them, including cleaning their leaves. In this article, we're going to look at houseplant foli...
Climbing aids for indoor plants - suitable for climbing plants such as Monstera
Trellises for houseplants are an indispensable tool for helping potted plants thrive and giving them a stable footing. A plant support is therefore an important part of plant accessories. There a...
Fertilize and care for green plants/houseplants
Fertilizing green plants is important, otherwise they will only grow slowly and cannot develop their full effect. It is therefore very important that you fertilize your houseplants regularly to p...
C3, C4 and CAM plants explained
Photosynthesis is not the same in all plants, but depends on the plant species. In order to optimally adapt to site and climatic conditions, special forms of CO2 fixation have also been developed ...
Causes of yellow leaves and brown tips on houseplants
It doesn't always have to be a cause for concern when your beloved houseplant develops yellow or brown leaves and they fall off - plants continue to grow while at the same time shedding older leaf...
Mass exchange of indoor plants
By opening and closing stomata on the underside of leaves, plants exchange substances with their environment: water vapour, carbon dioxide and oxygen. Your houseplants are also in a lively exchan...
Top 6 organic substrates for your houseplants
Houseplants often lack the right substrate to thrive optimally. A good substrate mixture is crucial for the growth and health of the plants. It is also important to note that not all plants have ...
Repot (indoor) plants properly
Plants are not only a beautiful decoration for your home, but also help improve air quality. However, in order to maintain healthy and strong houseplants, it is important to regularly plant them i...
Fertilizer for hydroponics and mineral substrate
Choosing the right fertilizer is crucial for hydroponic plants. Unlike plants in conventional substrates, plants in hydroculture lack the nutrients they need for optimal growth. The correct dos...
Easy-care office plants: Our top 10
Many people spend several hours a day in an open-plan office. Green plants can play an important role in creating a good indoor climate. But not every employee has the green thumb - that's why w...
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