Beyond yellowing leaves and spider mites, one common issue that often plagues houseplants is moldy soil. Though it's not always harmful, mold can remove nutrients, reduce growth, and leave your ...

Perennials can be the backbone of your garden because they come back every year. Learn how and when you should plant ...

The composition of your soil can make or break your plant’s fruiting success. Strawberries do best in fertile, well-draining, ...

When cardboard gets wet, it holds moisture like a sponge, which will keep the soil moist, too. This can easily lead to overwatering, which creates the perfect soggy conditions that mold needs. Instead ...

Learn how to improve your garden's soil health this spring to support plant growth and a thriving soil microbiome.

Cinnamon doesn't just have to be used in the kitchen, as garden experts urgegardeners to use them on their plants as a garden ...

Kevin Miller of Stem Event Design helps us make a DIY planter for your home this spring. Stem Event Design is located on E.

An old, putty knife, butter knife or kitchen bench knife, etc., to scrape excess soil from the bottom of mold. A basin of water to rinse off any soil that clings to the blocker between uses.

But if the weather’s been especially wet, or if your doormat sees heavy traffic, it could be harboring mold. Moisture from daily use can get trapped underneath, creating the perfect environment ...