#beginner plants

Lovely scindapsus, sadly no idea the variety. Possibly ‘Exotica’.

Mint: Delicious. You probably know what this tastes and looks like. Really hard to kill. Like, it can grow almost anywhere. It can handle almost any kind of soil, light, and water conditions. Grows fast and big. Put it in a planter though, it will overtake the rest of your garden if you just put it in the ground. If the planter is sitting on the ground make sure there isn't a drainage hole in the bottom, it'll crawl out and grow outside the planter. Should probably be classified as a weed tbh.

Lemon Balm: A LOT like mint. It can actually be difficult to tell them apart by sight, but the taste is very different. Lemon balm has slightly darker leaves with little like... hairs or spines I guess? and more of a heart shape. It's slightly sweeter than mint but somehow with a more lemony taste? Idk but I like it much better straight off the bush than mint. In terms of hardness, it's almost exactly like mint only more intense. It can grow in the rockiest or sandiest soil with way too much water or in drought conditions. It also grows faster than mint which is... saying something.

You can make tea with both of these herbs!

Gardening is a rewarding and therapeutic hobby. Care for your plants like friends, and enjoy the nurturing process for both yourself and your green companions.

Gardening is a delightful hobby that not only brings joy but also benefits our environment. It’s like a party where plants are the guests, and you’re the gracious host! Now, let’s dig into the dirt of starting your green haven. Starting Your Garden Photo by Pixabay on Pexels.com First, choose a spot that gets plenty of sunshine; plants are like us, they love a good sunbath. Begin with…

When you’re starting your plant parenthood journey, it’s easy to be enamored by fiddle leaf figs and other beautiful plants that end up being difficult to care for. Here are low maintenance options that are perfect for plant beginners! Snake Plant Light: Any! Snake plants can tolerate low light well, which makes them great for rooms that don’t get much sun, like bathrooms or offices.Water:…

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The Sill – House Plants Unboxing and Mini Review!

Long time no see, online journal! This post will be a review for The Sill. What is it?

Disgusted with my local Home Depot’s sad winter selection, I took to the internet to look for new house plants, like any other good Millennial would. I literally just googled “house plants” and The Sill was one of the first websites that came up. It’s an online shop with cute and simple plants for sale. At the…

I LOVE PLANTS !!!!I study botany in my free time and I’m a plant nerd. Ok so for beginners I usually recommended classics. But this depends on what you’re interested in growing. I’m going to start with house plants:1.) succulents! You only need to water them once of twice a month but quick warning they grow like crazy so they don’t stay small forever. You can cut them back 2.) cacti, in the same family as succulents they don’t need a lot of water but they don’t grow fast depending on the type. 3.) herbs!!! Usually fit for gardens and empty spaces, you can contain mint and lavender to pots and keep them inside year round. Herbs are super hardy and almost always grow back since they’re perennials4.) air plants might seem easy but you have to mist them once or twice a week. They require more work but are still relatively easy and don’t take up too much space. 5.)if you have little pots and feel like growing something Extra try growing radishes or lettuce. Place them in direct sunlight and water often, these require extra work.

You can make a terrarium to avoid constant watering for succulents and mosses. There are easy tutorials online