Garden
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plant care
Watering
Giving your plant the right amount of water can be a challenge. Most plants need the soil to be slightly moist at all times. But how do you know if the soil is moist? You have an amazing tool at your disposal! Simply stick your finger into the soil, about a centimeter deep. Does it feel moist? You don't need to water the plant. Does it feel moist? Your plant is still doing well, but it needs watering soon. Is the soil dry? Then it's time to give your green friend a drink.
Light sources
Another vital necessity for plants is light. Plants need light to perform photosynthesis. This converts light into chemical energy, which is then released to fuel the plant's activities. Light conditions can vary depending on the plant, but most thrive in indirect light. In this case, this means a west- or south-facing window.
Humidity
Humidity is an important requirement for plant life. In a dry environment, plants can dehydrate quickly, unable to replace lost water as quickly as they lose it. A general humidity of 40-60% will keep most houseplants happy and healthy. You can achieve this by installing a humidifier inside your home.
Pruning
Pruning is necessary when plants exhibit dead or yellowing leaves. This happens occasionally and is completely normal. Dying leaves continue to drain the plant's energy. The best thing to do is cut them off with clean pruning shears (https://plnts.com/it/product/edward-pruning-shears-silver). Don't worry, your plant won't notice anything and will be happy to get rid of them. It may even stimulate new growth in your green friend!
