Most succulents don’t come with lumps and bumps. From aloes, bonsais, and popular succulents, I can think of a few reasons why this can happen. Whether these bumps are natural or a sign of something more sinister, depends entirely on the cause. Bumps on succulents can be a result of 1) natural for some species,…
Although thyme is one of the easiest herbs to cultivate, it can be tricky to figure out its many ailments. Whether it’s dry, wilting, or suddenly dying, I’ve struggled with this before. Let me help you identify what went wrong and how you can treat it! Thyme plants can wilt and die because of 1)…
Fresh chives are definitely a great addition to many dishes and dips. I love them! However, when I planted them for the first time—years ago—I was quite disappointed to see them yellowing and dying around winter. As it turned out, that’s normal. However, yellowing chives can be triggered by lots of other reasons! Chives leaves…
Red roses are the ultimate flower that symbolizes love, perfect for special occasions like first dates and Valentine’s. But if your date or partner prefers something more unique—just like mine—there are plenty of other colorful flowers you can choose from. Create a one-of-a-kind bouquet to express your affection for your special someone without saying a…
Potatoes are the world’s number one vegetable—they’re one of my favorites too! While there are over 3,000 potato varieties available, they all go through the same growth cycles. By becoming familiar with these stages, you’ll be able to provide better care and grow the best potatoes! Potato development involves 1) sprout development, 2) vegetative growth,…
Crop rotation has been in practice for so long, even the Roman Empire had its own system. Additionally, potatoes are one of the world’s most important crops, so I think that they deserve a good crop rotation system. With just a little planning, you’ll grow healthy potatoes with large yields every year! Potato crops can…