Mass exchange of indoor plants
By opening and closing stomata on the underside of leaves, plants exchange substances with their environment: water vapour, carbon dioxide and oxygen. Your houseplants are also in a lively exchange...
Top 6 organic substrates for your houseplants
Houseplants often lack the right substrate to thrive optimally. A good substrate mixture is crucial for the growth and health of the plants. It is also important to note that...
Repotting houseplants correctly
Plants are not only a beautiful decoration for your home, but also help to improve air quality. In order to keep your houseplants healthy and strong, it is important to...
Fertilizer for hydroponics and mineral substrate
Choosing the right fertilizer is crucial for hydroponic plants. Unlike plants in conventional substrates, plants in hydroculture lack the nutrients they need for optimal growth. The correct dosage and composition...
Easy-care office plants: Our top 10
Many people spend several hours a day in an open-plan office. Green plants can play an important role in creating a good indoor climate. But not every employee has the...
Mycorrhizal fungi: symbiosis for plants
Mycorrhizal fungi enable fascinating symbiotic relationships between plants and fungi. It is an intricate network of intertwined hyphae that connects the plant's roots to a subterranean community of fungi. This...
Neem oil: Use as a natural plant protection against pests for houseplants
Houseplants enrich our home and ensure a pleasant indoor climate. Unfortunately, they are also susceptible to pests such as aphids, spider mites, fungus gnats and whiteflies, which can affect the...
Why aren't my houseplants growing? The most common mistakes in care
Photosynthesis is the basis of life for our plants. A plant absorbs water and carbon dioxide from its environment. Using solar energy, it can produce sugar in the form of...
