The Plant Corner

12/08/2024

“Every leaf is a reminder that growth takes time.” 🌿🪴💚

22/07/2024

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28/05/2024

Ultimate Digital/Printable Homestead Planner

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11/05/2024

Let's see your photos of the northern lights! 😍

06/05/2024

Trying to find more places for plants 🪴 🤣🤣

02/05/2024

DID YOU KNOW??

There are benefits of watering house plants with tea! Some of these are:

- Acts as a natural fertilizer, enriching the soil with nutrients like nitrogen, potassium, and other minerals.

- Tannins in the tea can help prevent fungal growth in the soil.

- May deter pests.

So how do I fertalize my houseplants with tea?

Here's a step-by-step guide:

1. Brew a cup of tea using your favorite everyday tea bags. It's best to use plain black or green tea without any added flavors or sweeteners.

2. Allow the tea to cool completely to room temperature or even refrigerate it until cold.

3. Dilute the cold tea with water. A general rule of thumb is to mix one part tea to three parts water. This dilution prevents over-fertilizing and potential harm to the plants.

Pour the diluted tea directly onto the soil around the base of your house plants.

Make sure you:

- Dilute the tea with water to avoid over-fertilizing or causing harm to the plants.

• Avoid getting the tea on the leaves, as it can leave stains.

• Use the tea as part of your regular watering routine, but not every time you water.

• Once every two weeks should be sufficient.

Monitor your plants' growth and health. If you notice any adverse effects, such as yellowing leaves or wilting, reduce the frequency of tea fertilization or switch to a milder dilution.

By following these steps, you can effectively use everyday tea to fertilize your house plants and promote their growth and health.

Happy Planting ☺️🪴💚

19/04/2024

Been laughing at this for 10 minutes 🤣

18/04/2024

More like every 5 😅🤣

13/04/2024

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11/04/2024

Fun fact!

Venus flytraps can count! Well, sort of. They have tiny trigger hairs inside their traps, and when an insect touches them multiple times within a short period, the trap snaps shut. It's like the plant is counting how many times it's been touched before deciding to trap its prey.

They are also brilliant for keeping insects at bay that might otherwise infect or eleven kill your house plants such as fruit flies, white flies, mealy bugs and fungus gnats! 🪴

05/04/2024

Plants give oxygen to the lungs and the soul 💚

05/04/2024

100% accurate! 😂