Search results
14 hours ago · Directions. Preheat your oven to 425°F/220°C. Place the ricotta in a bowl with the goat cheese and season well with salt and pepper. Grate in the zest of a whole lemon and the juice of half. Whisk together until smooth and creamy, then add most of the herbs (holding back a small handful for serving) and mix again.
3 days ago · This lesson will demonstrate when and how to pot Streptocarpus plants into larger pots, and how to divide and repot a mature plant. More so than some other gesneriads, streps like to have fresh, light, soil into which they can produce new root growth–they need “happy feet”.
3 days ago · Solutions. Remove infected parts. As with pepper plants infected with viruses, you should remove parts of the plant that show signs of leaf spot. The bacteria can spread easily, especially under damp and hot conditions.
3 days ago · African violets are very easily propagated from leaf. Even inexperienced growers can quickly produce additional plants and expand their collection. Step 1: Remove and trim leaf. Remove a fresh leaf from the plant that you wish to propagate. It’s best to use a mature leaf, but not one that’s old and tough. Using a sharp knife or razor, trim ...
4 days ago · Rooting leaves to propagate plants and using bananas to enhance growth are innovative gardening techniques that can yield impressive results. Here are some useful tips for both methods: Rooting Leaves. Select Healthy Leaves: Choose mature leaves from healthy plants. Ensure they are free from damage and disease.
5 days ago · New plants are the easiest ones to remove. Dig or pull roots, removing as much of the root as possible – the roots can be quite deep. It is much easier to pull weeds when the soil is wet – e.g., after a rain or after watering. Deadhead flowers and cut off seed heads to prevent self-seeding.
5 days ago · (a) Leave the roots until spring – with frost, it would be better to keep the ground compacted and not risk seeds getting deeper into the ground. (b) Dig out the roots ASAP – cold weather be darned. (c) Dig out the roots and turn the soil and though it is late mix in leaves, green waste, manure, and/or compost matter.
