If you have been debating whether or not to introduce greenery into your home, there is no better time than now to make a decision. At present, the severity of the climate change situation has reached a point where students are leaving class to become environmental activists. They are doing this to bring to our attention as  bonuses  that if we continue to consume at the current rate, we may not be able to leave a healthy planet for future generations.

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Ensure that your plants do not receive too much water

When acquiring new plants, one of the few fundamental considerations you must keep in mind is the amount and frequency of water they require. During the monsoons, due to the high atmospheric humidity, certain plants do not require additional watering; however, the opposite may be true during the summer.

Place the accent where it belongs

Additionally, you must give close attention to the amount of sunlight your plant needs. If it only requires a small amount of sunlight, you should keep it inside, by a window, where it will be toasty. Alternately, you could place it outside on the veranda in order to get a tan.

Pay special attention to the earth

Ensure that the soil you select is of high quality; dark red soil contains a higher concentration of nutrients, which will help your plants flourish if you use it. Once every ten days, aerate the top layer of soil by turning it over and mixing it with a stick or a fork. The health of your plant can also be enhanced by applying new fertilizer every two months.

Utilize the leftovers from the kitchen

Your plants can benefit from the nutrients provided by all of the organic products you consume. The nutrients provided by used tea leaves, coffee grounds, eggshell powder, and banana peels will benefit your vegetation. You can extend this practice by reusing the water used to wash grains, lentils, and vegetables to water your vegetation. This allows you to conserve water.

Maintain regular weeding of your vegetation

Be vigilant for weeds, insects, caterpillars, and other insects that can damage plants and consume their leaves. Particularly problematic are weeds. By carefully applying a small amount of neem oil to your plants, you can create a natural and effective homemade repellent. Neem is recognized for its antifungal and insecticide properties.

Reduce your spending on them

To promote new growth, prune your plants approximately every three months (or more often, depending on their growth rate). The optimal time to prune your plants is after they have produced flowers, and you should also prune any unopened buds or foliage. Be careful when pruning the smaller stems and branches, because cutting the larger branches will impede the plant’s growth. However, you should never trim more than a minuscule amount at a time, as you do not want your plant to appear as though it received an impromptu and haphazard trim.

Create a loving atmosphere by wiping the dust from the leaves of your plants or rinsing them with a splash of water, and then gingerly massaging them as you express your affection for them.