Do Olive Trees Need a Drainage Layer For Repotting?
Adding stones or gravel to the bottom of a plant pot for a drainage layer is one of the most common …
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Adding stones or gravel to the bottom of a plant pot for a drainage layer is one of the most common …
If you’ve ever repotted a houseplant and found yourself with half a bag of potting mix left ov…
Finding the right spot for an indoor olive tree can make the difference between a thriving Mediterra…
Potting soil and compost can look remarkably similar when they’re sitting in a bag. They’…
You find an old bag of potting soil tucked away in the shed or garage. You can’t remember exac…
A houseplant starts looking unhappy. Its leaves turn yellow, growth slows and the soil seems to stay…

It’s easy to feel overwhelmed by conflicting advice on houseplant care. Water once a week. Mist every day. Never put a plant in direct sun. Always feed in spring. Repot every year. The truth is much simpler. Plants have been growing successfully for millions of years without instruction manuals. The secret to keeping healthy houseplants…

Repotting houseplants is the best way to give them a boost when they’re struggling, and support their long-term growth. Use this simple repotting guide as a handy reference to make sure you’re keeping the process as stress-free as possible. Step 1: Choose the Right Soil Every houseplant has different needs, and matching your plant to…

Adding stones or gravel to the bottom of a plant pot for a drainage layer is one of the most common pieces of gardening advice people hear when repotting an olive tree. It sounds logical — if olive trees need excellent drainage, surely a layer of rocks at the bottom of the pot must help…

Overwatering is the most common mistake that beginners make. It’s easy to assume more water equals a healthier plant, but monstera suffer far more from too much attention than too little. Getting the perfect balance of moisture and a solid understanding of when to water will keep your monstera strong and healthy, and avoid that…