This is essentially the first step in caring for your plant. The pot you choose to house your plant has a major impact on its health and appearance. But that doesn’t mean you have to totally ...

How? The soil inside hovers just above a water reservoir at the base of the pot where the plant roots can stretch down and find the moisture they need. Made of recycled rubber, this outdoor plant ...

After viewing, pupils could plant seeds in pots. When the seedlings grow ... This film will be relevant for teaching Science/Biology at Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 in England, Wales and Early ...

ideal for acid-loving plants. Put a layer of broken terracotta pot or even chunks of polystyrene at the bottom of pots. This will prevent drainage holes from becoming clogged up with compost and ...

Sanchez concludes that a rusty pot isn’t likely to kill a plant already in the pot. However, it isn’t likely to offer any benefits either. “I think we are talking pretty minute amounts that ...