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What Is Rooting Hormone? Plus How to Use It to Propagate Your Plants
Rooting hormone boosts the success of growing new plants from cuttings. Here's how to use it to propagate your plants more effectively.| Better Homes & Gardens
Rooting hormone boosts the success of growing new plants from cuttings. Here's how to use it to propagate your plants more effectively.| Better Homes & Gardens
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Find key growing tips for pothos, an extra tough and easy-care houseplant that comes in many, often variegated types.| Better Homes & Gardens
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Aphids can quickly go from a minor to a major problem in your garden. Here's how to get rid of aphids, whether your plants have full-grown insects or just the eggs.| Better Homes & Gardens
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Unlike a traditional bouquet, these adorable houseplants with heart-shaped leaves will keep on growing—just like your affection.| Better Homes & Gardens
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These low-maintenance tropical landscape plants will add bold textures, vibrant colors, and sweet scents to pots and planting beds.| Better Homes & Gardens
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Bring the bold, graphic foliage of plants from the tropics to your home with one of our nine favorite tropical container combinations.| Better Homes & Gardens
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Make a stunning display on your porch with these colorful hanging basket ideas. Follow these plant recipes to mix easy-to-grow plants into can’t miss combos.| Better Homes & Gardens
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Don't let fertilizer go bad by storing it incorrectly. These must-know tips will help you keep granular and liquid fertilizers fresh for years.| Better Homes & Gardens
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These are the best low-light indoor plants if your home doesn't get much sun but you want to add greenery to your environment.| Better Homes & Gardens
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The best soils for the most popular succulents are gritty, fast-draining, and lightweight to avoid the common problem of overwatering.| Better Homes & Gardens
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The best fertilizer for indoor plants will make your houseplants strong and healthy while being safe and easy to use around people and pets. We found the best indoor plant fertilizers to produce great results, including liquid fertilizers, slow-release fertilizers, granule fertilizers, and more.| Better Homes & Gardens
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If you're looking for a plant you can't kill, we have several low-maintenance indoor plants that are very forgiving.| Better Homes & Gardens
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If you notice your plant leaves turning yellow, here’s how to diagnose the problem and restore your plant to health.| Better Homes & Gardens
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Brown tips on plants are typically warning signs. Here's how to troubleshoot the problem and prevent it from happening.| Better Homes & Gardens
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Learn how to use organic neem oil for plants. This environmentally-safe pesticide eliminates fungi, mites, and insects.| Better Homes & Gardens
