Latest Gardening Forum Topics:

  • Help with plant identification (1 post)
  • Can I use swimming pool water for my garden? (9 posts)
  • what are shrooms? (17 posts)
  • What are some good hiding places for weed and money? (10 posts)
  • How to get rid of gnats that are on my orchid? (5 posts)
  • where can i buy the sampaguita flower( jasminum sambac)i am located in florida? (2 posts)
  • What are some plants/flowers that are bee-friendly and would look awesome in a garden? (5 posts)
  • where can i find a yew tree in Houston? I need to take pictures for my anthropology Class Final.? (3 posts)
  • Can I spead lawn fertilizer with my hands (in gloves) or do I need equipment? (7 posts)
  • Am I over watering my plant or is there something else wrong? (6 posts)
  • my 2 yr. old snowball bush only has 3 flowers so far this year. what am I doing wrong? (5 posts)
  • Will my Hydrangea survive? (6 posts)
  • Some botanists argue that the entire plant should be considered as a single unit rather than a composite of ma (2 posts)
  • Active transport would be least important in the normal functioning of which of the following plant tissue typ (2 posts)
  • No Cornflower? (7 posts)
    		•

     

    FERTILIZING

    Most indoor plants will not require frequent fertilizing. A good application of fertilizer every two to three months should be sufficient for most indoor plants. Do not fertilize new plants for at least two months because they will have already been fertilized at the nursery. Carefully read the printed instructions that come with your plant or research on your own to make sure you know the fertilizing needs of each particular plant.

    There are many good commercial fertilizers on the market made specifically for house plants. Carefully follow the label directions when fertilizing your plants and you will avoid over and under feeding your indoor plants.

    Plants that have been over fertilized will have dried or burned leaves. If you feel you have over fertilized your plants, water them thoroughly from the top and discard the drained water for two to three weeks.

    Sponsored Ads:

    Related Articles:

    Gardening Supplies / Organic Gardening Supplies Become More Popular
    Indoor Gardening / Indoor Gardening For Kids
    Container Gardening / Container Gardening Ideas
    Horticulture / Options For Online Horticulture Course Offerings
    Gardening Information / Gardening Magazine
    Home Gardening / Tips For Designer Home Gardening
    Landscape Gardening / Interior Landscaping Plants - Bringing The Greenery Indoors
    Flower Gardening / Flower Gardening Ideas
    Gardening Information / Using Gardening To Get In Shape
    Hydroponics / Websites To Visit For Commercial Hydroponics
    Flower Gardening / Flower Gardening Tips
    Horticulture / What To Expect From Horticulture Classes
    Gardening Information / Care Of The Flower Garden
    Flower Gardening / Using Annuals In Your Garden
    Organic Gardening / Tending The Garden

    Also In This Category:

    Indoor Gardening
    - Introduction - Indoor Gardening
    - LIGHTING
    - CHOOSING THE RIGHT CONTAINER
    - ROOM TEMPERATURE
    - Indoor Herb Gardening 101
    - What Is Indoor Hydroponics Gardening?
    - WATERING
    - POTTING AND REPOTTING
    - LIGHTING
    - WATERING
    - The Art Of Indoor Gardening
    - Where To Find Indoor Gardening Supplies
    - Winter Indoor Gardening
    - Gardening Indoor Tip
    - Indoor Gardening Magazine

    Currently Online :

    9 member(s), 13 guest(s):
    Cow, Fairground, Iceberg, LostIsland, Lucky, Minnie, PlanetWatcher, Snowman, Wildthing, Gigabot, Google, MSN.com, Slurp

    Search :

    No comments yet
    ign ball heart landscaping created might society blade kit occasions farmers pile mites hardy glue ebay full great layer patients homeward temperature health wild scale engines constructing developed art construction pets result t oak effects japanese fl needle works sounds placement tea dresses methods keyword flies vegas watering community ideas rosehips