Cut Orchids: This Is The Right Way To Do It!
In this article you will find information and tips about cutting orchids. When, how and why you may, can or should cut roots, leaves and flower shoots of orchids,... Read more.
Guide To Cultivating Orchids In Water
The “orchids in water” method This time I want to win the game for the eagerly awaited blossoms and so it is called course correction. Because if you... Read more.
Sunburnt Orchids: Sun Protection Tips
Sunburn among us humans is well known. However, the fact that orchids can also get sunburn is much less known. Since you can not fall back on the well-tried suntan... Read more.
6 Tips For Lazy Flowering Orchids
Lazy orchids can be a real test of patience for the owner. You also have such a specimen, which no longer wants to bloom and you do not know what to do? Then I have... Read more.
Orchids In Summer – Tips & Tricks For Care
Summer is here! And just in time between the meteorological and the calendrical beginning of summer, I have some tips for you on the subject of care for orchids... Read more.
Limp Leaves On Orchids – What To Do?
A healthy leaf is green and firm. It is usually smooth and often even a little shiny. Already when buying orchids you should pay special attention to the leaves.... Read more.
Pests On Orchids – 5 Tips For Prevention
Pests on orchids are not only a nuisance. Sometimes they can even destroy entire stocks and spoil the pleasure of the hobby. To prevent this from happening, I have... Read more.
Watering Orchids: Tips & Tricks
Watering orchids – a difficult task? Friends often tell me that they have already brought one or the other orchid around the corner. And almost always, after... Read more.
How Do You Repot An Orchid For Beginners?
I will answer the most common question about repotting orchids right away: Orchids can be repotted at any time of the year. Experience has shown, however, that orchids... Read more.
Orchids In Spring – Practical Tips & Tricks For Care
The days are slowly getting longer and soon the sub-zero temperatures of this winter will be history. Our orchids also long for the more light and warmth in March,... Read more.
What To Do With Too Long Aerial Roots On Orchids
The roots of your orchid grow not only in the substrate, but also further and further beyond the pot? I’ll explain in this post what such aerial roots are... Read more.
How To Make Orchid Substrate Yourself
Mixing your own orchid substrate is easier than you might think. The advantage: You know what’s in it and can adjust the mixture exactly to your orchid. I’ll... Read more.
Can You Use Orchid Fertilizer on Other Plants?
In this article we will look at the topic “Can orchid fertilizer be used for other plants?”. The article contains detailed information about the use... Read more.
Can You Use Orchid Soil on Other Plants?
Can you use orchid soil for other plants? Orchids are the queens of houseplants. They have high demands – not only on their flower pots, but especially on... Read more.
Lawn: Reseeding, Fertilizing And Scarifying: The Right Sequence
Spring is coming and at the same time it’s gardening season. But when is actually the right time to care for the lawn? Lawn Maintained lawn, but how? Most... Read more.
When Is The Best Time To Aerate Your Lawn
In theory, it is quite easy to cultivate a strong lawn. But in practice, over time, the lawn may become too compacted. In order for a lawn to grow thick and be lush... Read more.
Millet In The Lawn: How To Properly Combat Crabgrass
Especially after hot periods millet often spreads in the lawn and causes problems there. Newly established and still patchy lawns provide ideal breeding grounds... Read more.
What Is The Water Consumption For A Lawn Sprinkler?
A green lawn in the garden is a stated goal for many amateur gardeners. And it is weeded and mowed so that the lawn in the garden resembles a golf lawn. Green, well-kept... Read more.
Lawn Is Burned And Dried Up – What To Do?
Periods of heat, especially in the summer, not only cause us humans trouble. The garden also suffers from the heat and the drought often associated with it. And... Read more.
Laying Sod: When Is The Best Time?
Turf offers an optimal and now very popular way to quickly create lawns. It is ideal for small and large gardens and is easy to lay. In addition to the condition... Read more.
Ground Ivy In The Lawn: How To Combat It
Gundweed, also known as groundsel, is a stubborn herb that can spread rapidly within a short period of time and severely affect the lawn. It is therefore necessary... Read more.
How To Mow The Lawn In The Heat And Drought
Not only people and animals suffer from heat and drought, they can also become a real challenge for the lawn. The high temperatures beyond 30 °C quickly cause bare... Read more.
Fertilize Sod: When To Do It The First Time?
For many garden owners, rolled turf is a quick alternative to the classic variant with sowing and a long wait until a dense grass surface is formed. Important for... Read more.
Repairing Bare Spots In The Lawn And Reseeding
Bare spots in the lawn are very annoying, as they can disrupt the overall appearance and make the green look unkempt. However, “holes” occur in the best... Read more.
New Sod Turns Yellow Or Brown? What You Can Do
Almost every home with a garden also includes at least a small piece of lawn. It can be used in many ways for playing and recreation, enriching the appearance of... Read more.
Fertilize Lawn: When Is The Best Time? In The Morning? When It Rains?
When winter slowly comes to an end and spring begins, the gardening season also slowly begins again. Barbecues and playing children – the lawn in the garden... Read more.
How To Remove Your Lawn
Reasons to remove an existing lawn are countless. Whether it’s to create a patio, a vegetable patch, or simply to replace a weed-infested lawn with new, lush... Read more.
Rolling The Lawn: Is It Useful Or Not?
At the mention of a lawn roller, many gardeners immediately think of large tools that are passed over the green area and level it. In the past, rolling was a typical... Read more.
Control Wood Sorrel: Destroy In The Lawn And Joints
The wood sorrel, which belongs to the botanical genus Oxalis, is a real nuisance in the garden, because the species, which is as robust as it is prolific, likes... Read more.
How Long & Fast Does Grass Grow In Autumn?
When the first crocuses sprout in the garden in spring, the effects of winter precipitation often remain visible. Instead of lush green, the grass shows a yellowish... Read more.