Let’s face it: Not everyone has plentiful sunlight pouring into their home. In fact, most of us do have some good quality sun part of the day. But there are days when the sun just isn’t out. That’s why using indoor garden grow lights is the perfect solution for many indoor gardeners. And our articles on the topic give you the information you need to use grow lights effectively. Also, we have a page with product suggestions for grow lights.
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The biggest issue every home has for houseplants is not enough light. There are hundreds of articles on “no light plants” and “low–light plants” but we all know plants need light and having little of it can really limit the variety of plants you can have. We have gathered 7 of the best tips and …
Generally, inside homes are a lot darker than outside and in tropical zones where a lot of our plants come from. So, a lot of our house plants can struggle quite a bit being indoors even in the summer seasons. If you just do not have a lot of light available(for whatever reason) but you …
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Low-light plants are an absolute necessity for most plant collectors. The majority of plant parents do not have the ability to have a lot of natural light. They just do not have a lot of windows. If they have windows they are not very large or they are sharing windows with others. Another factor is …
If you’re looking for ways to add some life to your home without a lot of hassle, houseplants are a great option. But if you don’t have a lot of natural light in your space, you might be wondering which are the best houseplants for low-light areas. Never fear! There are plenty of low-light houseplants …
Most houseplants are actually considered low-light plants. Out in nature, most are found in the understory. They don’t need a lot of light and are chosen because most homes do not have a lot of light. These particular plants, however, need as much light as you can possibly give them. Put them up in those …
There’s no better way to show your significant other you care for them on Valentine’s Day than buying them a heart-shaped leaf plant. Valentine’s Day is a day for lovers to express their affection with greetings and gifts. It is also called St. Valentine’s Day and takes place on February 14th since the year 496! …
In recent years, the use of plants and flowers is known for being an outstanding way to transform, soften and lighten an environment. The fishbone cactus is an excellent example of this sort of plant, and it’s now popular in many homes. But you might wonder what these plants are and how do they help …
The term terrarium derives from the Latin word terra, which means earth, and atrium, which means place. It is a place for the earth. That is the perfect definition of a terrarium. A terrarium is a creative and unique way to have a garden right in the middle of your home. Even if you live …
Growing herbs indoors can be fun and provide an overcoming sense of accomplishment. Herbs are used every day for medicinal and food preparation purposes. A challenge some people face when growing indoor herbs is the lack of sunlight for optimal growth and potency production. Coincidentally, we have suggestions on rectifying this obstacle for most people …
When growing an indoor garden, you need indoor garden lighting, and you have options on how to get light to your plants to help them thrive. If your indoor location is lucky enough to have plenty of natural sunlight, then you are blessed. If you are not so fortunate to have ample natural sunlight, artificial …
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