Bromeliads Plant Care Info

Natural Houseplant Pesticide - Neem

Before using any pesticide on a houseplant, carefully read the product’s label to make sure it is appropriate for both the pest and the plant.

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Synthetic Pesticide - Carbaryl

Before using any pesticide on a houseplant, carefully read the product’s label to make sure it is appropriate for both the pest and the plant.

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Insecticidal Soap

Before using any pesticide on a houseplant, carefully read the product’s label to make sure it is appropriate for both the pest and the plant.

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Houseplant Pesticide - Imidacloprid

Before using any pesticide on a houseplant, carefully read the product’s label to make sure it is appropriate for both the pest and the plant.

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May 28, 2007 comment TrackBack-URI
     

A-Z Guide To Houseplant Pesticides

Before using any pesticide on a houseplant, carefully read the product’s label to make sure it is appropriate for both the pest and the plant.

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The Drainage-Layer Controversy

For years, people have used pebble or pieces of broken clay pot (crockery) to line the bottom of containers.

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Pots and Containers - Drainage

Whatever their size or shape, containers for plants must have drainage holes in the bottom through which excess water can escape.

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Pots and Plant Containers - Size

Regardless of the material from which a container is made, its size should be proportional to that of its occupant.

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Pots and Containers - Materials

In this post I discuss the different kinds of materials used for flower pots and containers.

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May 21, 2007 comment TrackBack-URI
     

Fiberglass Containers

Designed to look like fine clay or ceramic, these are usually the pots of choice for formal living rooms.

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