Potted Plants

Separating and replanting sprouted sunchoke

Dividing and Transplanting Sunchoke in the Rainy Season

Transplanting sunchokes in the rainy season improves recovery and yield, especially with a balanced soil mix for better drainage.

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Gallery, Plant propagation, Potted Plants, Rainy season gardening in the subtropics, Root Plants
Lotus plant leaves are water repelling

Starting Nelumbo Nucifera (Sacred Lotus) from Seed

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Gallery, Plant propagation, Potted Plants, Root Plants, What is thriving this season?
Root-bound asparagus

Root-Bound Solutions: Repotting Asparagus Crowns

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Gallery, Potted Plants, Vegetables
Green Utah celery

Understanding Celery: Leaf, Stalk, and Celeriac Benefits

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Planting onion bulbs

How to Propagate Sprouted Onions and Garlic Easily

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Herbs & Spices, Plant propagation, Potted Plants, What is thriving this season?
Pineapple plant

Growing Pineapples

Pineapples thrive in the wet, elevated northwestern parts of Zambia and the drier, lower altitudes of Lusaka. They require well-drained, organic-rich soil and suffer delayed growth due to a lack of water and nutrients. Best grown in pots, they take 12 to 24 months to fruit and can be easily propagated, yielding up to 3 plants.

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Plant Care, Plant propagation, Potted Plants
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