Home And Garden

Pest attractors Often, while people take the best precautions to keep their home insect and rodent free, the problem that is inhibiting the insects is hidden in plain sight. The beautiful flowers, fruits, and leaves of your garden, might be the reason for pests, snakes, and insects in your home! ​Ivy One of the most popular and beautiful climbing plants is the Ivy. And so, people love having it in their garden. But, the thick leaves and vines of Ivy are the perfect hiding spots for aphids, spiders, and beetles. ​Bamboo Bamboo is another excellent choice when it comes to a home garden. It grows quickly, has tall branches, and just looks regal at times. But sadly, Bamboo is also a magnet for pests. Aphids and mites can infest bamboo, and the dense leaves can become home to snakes. ​Citrus fruits and plants Another insect magnet is citrus plants. Orange, lemon, lemon balm, and the likes all can attract pests because of their fruit and scent. Plus, the fruits on the plant will attract rode...

Chlorophytum comosum one of the most famous plants for indoor plant lovers , it is considered one of the most famous indoor plants that widly used in homes , offices ....etc. Chlorophytum comosum are incredibly popular houseplants, grown mainly for their variegated evergreen foliage. This is mainly due to how easy they are to look after and their forgiving nature - tolerating a wide range of conditions and growing positions. They will even tolerate lack of care - or even some abuse! It is also called Spider Plant & gets its common name from the spider-like plantlets it produces, which hang down from the mother plant like spiders on a web. In spring and summer, plants produce small, white flowers, which eventually develop into plantlets. HOW TO GROW SPIDER PLANTS CULTIVATION Indoors Chlorophytum comosum prefer bright, but indirect light, but will will grow in darker conditions. They enjoy reasonably cool temperatures - around 13-18C (55-65 F). They can be move...