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Roots Clean Air Better
The Incredible Impact of Houseplant Roots on Air Purification Several studies, including an in-depth two-year study conducted by NASA, have identified that houseplant root systems are responsible for removing the majority of pollutants from the air. The plant root-soil zone appears to be the most effective area for removing volatile...
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Routine Houseplant Inspection
Regularly perform a visual inspection to ensure your houseplants stay healthy and vigorous. Ensure they have the appropriate lighting, get enough water and fertilizer, and that pests are not present. Taking care of them now can save you from having to buy new plants in the future. Regular Inspection of...
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The History of Planter Pots
Planters have been around for centuries, from ancient Egyptian civilization and the Roman Empire to modern-day gardens. Planter pots have a long and fascinating history, with their uses evolving over time as people sought more creative ways to grow plants. From simple clay vessels used by early civilizations to decorative...
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Roots Need Oxygen
Roots Need Oxygen Most people are aware that plants take in carbon dioxide and give off oxygen, making them the chief oxygen producers of the planet. The Amazon rainforest is famously known as "The Lungs of the Earth" for producing around 20% of the planet's oxygen. What many don't comprehend...
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Air Root Pruning
What Is It? Air root pruning is a method of growing plants in pots or containers which encourages healthier, highly branched root systems. Air pruning happens when plant roots are exposed to dry air. The root tips are dried up or "burned" off. This is the plants' natural reaction and...
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Root Rot
What is it? Root rot, also known as anaerobic root disease, is a common problem for many plants. It is caused by overwatering and a lack of oxygen around the roots. This overabundance of moisture encourages the growth of certain soil-borne fungi. This results in mushy roots that can no...
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Indoor Plant Lighting
When caring for houseplants, it is important to consider their natural environment. Most popular houseplants come from tropical climates that are similar to the interiors of our homes, with consistent temperatures, high humidity, and various light levels. Therefore, if you can replicate a plant's native habitat, you will have better...
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