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Grow More Strawberries in Less Space With an A-Frame Gutter Garden

09/01/2026

Its easy to plant the Ginger.

Grow Ginger at Home in a Pot 🫚🌿

1️⃣ Pick the right piece
Choose fresh ginger with little “eyes” (buds). That’s your future sprouts.

2️⃣ Soak it first
Pop the pieces in water for 24 hours to help wake them up.

3️⃣ Plant it the easy way
Use a pot with loose, well-draining soil. Lay the ginger in with the buds facing up, then lightly cover it.

4️⃣ Keep it lightly moist
Water a little or mist the soil so it stays damp, not soggy.

5️⃣ Watch for new shoots
In a few weeks, you’ll see roots and green sprouts pushing up. That’s the magic moment.

6️⃣ Harvest time cue
When the leaves turn yellow, dry out, and the stems start to flop… your ginger is ready to dig up.

Relatable mistake: watering like it’s a thirsty tomato 😅 Ginger hates swampy soil—light moisture wins every time!

09/01/2026

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🌿 Winter Watering Program for Houseplants

Many plant lovers struggle with watering during winter because plant needs change with colder temperatures and lower light. This simple winter watering routine will help you avoid root rot and keep your plants healthy.

1️⃣ The golden rule
Water only when the top 1–2 inches (3–5 cm) of soil are dry.
Quick test: stick your finger or a wooden stick into the soil.
• Dry and clean = water
• Damp or soil sticking = wait

2️⃣ Approximate winter schedule by plant type
These are general guidelines—always check the soil first:

• Cacti & succulents: every 2–4 weeks
• Common houseplants (pothos, philodendron, dracaena): every 10–14 days
• Moisture-loving plants (ferns, calathea): every 7–10 days, small amounts
• Large plants in big pots: sometimes every 2–3 weeks (soil dries slower)

3️⃣ The right amount of water
Give one deep watering until a little water drains from the bottom.
Empty the saucer after 10 minutes.
Relatable mistake 😅: small daily splashes keep soil constantly wet and suffocate roots.

4️⃣ Best time to water
Morning or late morning is ideal.
Watering at night in winter keeps soil cold and wet for too long—hello yellow leaves.

5️⃣ Adjust the location before adjusting water
Plants far from light or near cold windows need much less water.
Move them closer to bright, indirect light and away from cold drafts.

6️⃣ Warning signs you’re overwatering
• Musty or rotten smell
• Soil stays wet for days
• Soft yellow leaves falling fast
• Small fungus on soil surface
Quick fix: stop watering, improve airflow, and check drainage.

7️⃣ Smart soil upgrade (winter lifesaver)
If soil is heavy, add perlite, coarse sand, or bark when repotting.
Light, airy soil = much safer roots in winter.

09/01/2026

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Happy New Year 2026 everyone!

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