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Hi everyone, today I'm writing this blog because recently some of my plants died.   Always make sure that you take good care of plants. When I was not home, I couldn't water them for few days. Guldaudi, Gudail, sarson, Rai, died. Later on, because of the heavy rain full pot of chilli plant died and 2 Tulsi plants. I lost a few varieties.  So, let me tell you, how we can save them. What should I have done to protect them?    Basic rules: Do's & Dont's Do not Over water and do not under water your plants.  Water regularly as per requirement. When the top layer of soil looks dry then water. Always c hoose good/right soil. Select correct containers.  Within 15-20 days shallow dig your pots-soil.(turn/flip the soil).  Don't change places daily or frequently. Fix the spot, changing the place is bad.  For best result, fertilize in 15-30 days as per requirement.  Sunlight required for 2-3 and/or 5-6 hours daily.  If your house is supplied by hard water, either you c

                                                       Hey Guys, thank you each and every one who read my blogs and kept me motivated and supported me 😊 I am exited to discuss so many things about plants, my experience and sweet memories which keeps me motivated all the time. I have recently got a new plant called "Pedilanthus". (I did not know the name so I checked on Google Lens with the picture, it shows as "Pedilanthus") Pedilanthus is a  succulent  plant, which is very beautiful. I always wanted to have one Pedilanthus plant in my balcony. So finally, I got it 😊. I got one medium stem I cut them in to 3 small pieces, It's very small right now, I am excited to see this plant growing. Waiting to see this, as a bushy plant. This plant will enhance the beauty of your garden as this  is an attractive plant. I did grow it from cutting, in water as well as, in soil. While I was checking details about it, I got to know this plant has many more names and verities

What Money Plant means to me! Money plant gives positive energy to your life and to your home. It filters the air and increases the oxygen flow.  And it increases your wealth as well. Facing Financial Problems? Bring A Money Plant To Your Home. As discussed in my previous post/blog that I was unemployed (during the lockdown). I have been growing and propagating plants. And never had a Money Plant. I stole a stem of it and grew it in water. I was scared of losing Money plant. I did check online, how to take care of the Money Plant.  First time I grew it in water. The very first day when I grew it I got a call from a client for an online project (Content Writing). I was very Happy. Then I realized that Money Plant defines it’s name for itself. It attracts Money and gives health and wealth both. If you have been facing financial challenges at home, then you should try keeping a Money Plant at your home. However you must follow a few basic rules. How to take care of an Indoor Money Plant?

I did propagate a few more plants and it worked for me. I was thinking about the current situation (Corona Virus and breathing problem). Pollution seems under control (due to COVID-19 n Lockdown) as per records. At Least it's better than earlier. However we need fresh Oxygen too. Everyone can not roam around freely in parks, children and our grandparents are the most sensitive people. So, it's better to have plants in our houses. At Least we can grow one plant in each house.  If I recall, a gardener used to visit my house monthly or Bi-Weekly. But it was in my childhood. i never paid much attention to it. I have been growing plants in normal soil (chikni mitti ) or garden soil. I saw on videos that if you want to grow plants ,you need to have good soil. Add some compost and or put fertilizer in plants after 15 days or so. I personally never bought coco-peat or gardening related belongings. Jade Plant So, I bought some Upla (cow dung cake). And collected some garden soil. In pl

Hi everyone. In my last blog I mentioned that I tried propagating plants but it never worked for me. This year in 2020, during the lockdown, every one was disheartened by COVID-19. People are unemployed. No food to feed the family, corona is spreading world-widely. Number of cases are increasing everyday. Yet everyone is fighting with daily challenges. Apart from these issues one more thing was also spreading, "Depression". Due to lockdown people were bound to stay home. What to do?  I felt like there is nothing left in life. Life became more challenging and stressful. During the lockdown I propagated a few plants. Chameli ( Jasmine ),  Aloe Vera, Besharam ka podha (Portulaca grandiflora/also known as Moss Ross). Portulaca grown easily through stem cutting and suitable for every kind of soil. It does not require much care. The plant needs direct Sunlight to Bloom. It can be grown in Pots or Garden or in Hanging Baskets. It loves dry hot weather and so during the lockdown I

Hi everyone, I am so excited about writing my first blog. Actually, I am excited about writing my first blog on Plants.😊 In our childhood, we used to pluck flowers. Because we liked to collect them, either for our happiness or for others. While coming back from school I used to cross the small gardens. Which were created outside of the houses. Mostly, during the daytime, no one used to be around and a bunch of school kids used to pluck flowers and /or fruits.  Sometimes, kids used to stand under the tree and wait for Gulmohar (Royal Poinciana) flowers to fall down . So, we kids can fight with flower's Stamen 😆😆. Those were the best days of life.  Everyone grew up with good, funny and naughty memories with plants. If I think about my childhood, I always loved climbing on trees and plucking fruits like Shahtoot (Dwarf Mulberry), Jamun (Black Plum), Ber (Jujube), Aadu (Peach), Anaar (Pomegranate) etc. I always loved watering them.it was all fun for me. I was quite naughty or wicked