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Yahoo
04-04-2025
- General
- Yahoo
10 products to take care of your indoor plants in the spring
Fox News and its syndication partners may earn a commission if you buy through our referral links. This content was created by a team that works independently from the Fox newsroom. With the worst of winter behind us, it's time to refocus your indoor plant care on spring. That means increasing watering, fertilizing, repotting and dusting the leaves. You'll want to keep the soil moist in the spring, which means checking with more regularity. Look for a fertilizer with equal nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium levels for flowering varieties. Here are 10 tools to help you care for your indoor plants in the spring: Original price: $14.49 Potting soil helps get your plants ready for growth. Miracle-Gro Houseplant Potting Mix contains perlite, sphagnum peat moss, fertilizer, a wetting agent and coir to help your indoor plants grow. It's designed to feed plants for up to six months after potting. For $19, try Sill's potting formula, which is based on a nutrient-rich blend of coconut coir, aged pine bark, rice hulls, compost and earthworm castings. Original price: $109 Check your plant roots for signs that it is time to repot. If you see roots winding around the outside of the root ball or more roots than soil, it's time to find a new pot for your plant. Moving plants to larger pots allows you to add new decor to your living space. This metal pot planter with a stand from Wayfair is modern and elegant. Or try this Southwest Texas ceramic planter, $15.99 at Walmart, for a chance to infuse more color into your room. Read On The Fox News App Try Sill's all-natural fertilizer to give your houseplants the macronutrients and essential trace elements they need to thrive. You can also use this liquid fertilizer on outdoor plants. This organic liquid fertilizer, $13.97 on Amazon, contains a premium organic mix of macro and micronutrients that gently feeds all potted household plants. Use neem oil on your indoor plants in the spring as a preventative measure against common pests and diseases to protect them throughout the growing season. Neem oil is a natural pesticide that can be used on indoor and outdoor plants. Kate's Garden Plant Spray for Insects, $17.99 on Amazon, is a peppermint oil-based, non-toxic spray to help rid your plants of pesky fruit flies and fungus gnats. Stay On Top Of Your Heart Health With The Help Of These 6 Monitoring Tools A moisture meter for indoor plants can be a great tool to ensure you aren't overwatering plants in the winter or underwatering them in the summer. The meter takes out the guesswork of watering your plants by providing accurate readings of the moisture content in your plant's soil. This Classy Casita's garden moisture meter delivers reliable readings. This three-in-one meter, $20 at The Sill, provides moisture, pH value and light level readings. Add lava rocks to the top of your plant's soil to help hold moisture before giving dry soil a good soaking. Lava rocks are also great to add if you have a planter without a drainage hole. They can help with overwatering. You can also use wood mulch for the same effect, which costs $3.97 at Home Depot. Support your thriving climbers and Monsteras with a Coco Coir Pole. This vertical plant support made from coconut fiber mimics the texture of tree bark, allowing climbing plants to attach their aerial roots and grow upwards. A set of four poles costs $17.99 on Amazon. Make Delicious Pizza With The Help Of These 12 Tools And Accessories Remove dead leaves from your plants with these Modern Sprout pruning shears on Amazon. They have a no-slip grip and a carbon steel blade, perfect for quickly deadheading flowers, cutting herbs, grooming houseplants or trimming pesky dead leaves. Regular dusting keeps your plants' pores free and promotes healthy photosynthesis. Keep your plants dust-free this winter with these soft cotton gloves explicitly designed for dusting houseplant leaves without damaging them. These microfiber gloves, $5.81 at Walmart, are another great option that will make dusting houseplants easy. For more deals, visit A beautiful watering can that sits on a sill will inspire you and remind you that it's time to check your plants' water level. It's also functional decor. This watering can in bronze, $20 at the Sill, is handcrafted from metal. WhaleLife's watering can, $14.99 on Amazon, has a Scandinavian design with a long-stem article source: 10 products to take care of your indoor plants in the spring
Fox News
04-04-2025
- General
- Fox News
10 products to take care of your indoor plants in the spring
With the worst of winter behind us, it's time to refocus your indoor plant care on spring. That means increasing watering, fertilizing, repotting and dusting the leaves. You'll want to keep the soil moist in the spring, which means checking with more regularity. Look for a fertilizer with equal nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium levels for flowering varieties. Here are 10 tools to help you care for your indoor plants in the spring: Original price: $14.49 Potting soil helps get your plants ready for growth. Miracle-Gro Houseplant Potting Mix contains perlite, sphagnum peat moss, fertilizer, a wetting agent and coir to help your indoor plants grow. It's designed to feed plants for up to six months after potting. For $19, try Sill's potting formula, which is based on a nutrient-rich blend of coconut coir, aged pine bark, rice hulls, compost and earthworm castings. Original price: $109 Check your plant roots for signs that it is time to repot. If you see roots winding around the outside of the root ball or more roots than soil, it's time to find a new pot for your plant. Moving plants to larger pots allows you to add new decor to your living space. This metal pot planter with a stand from Wayfair is modern and elegant. Or try this Southwest Texas ceramic planter, $15.99 at Walmart, for a chance to infuse more color into your room. Try Sill's all-natural fertilizer to give your houseplants the macronutrients and essential trace elements they need to thrive. You can also use this liquid fertilizer on outdoor plants. This organic liquid fertilizer, $13.97 on Amazon, contains a premium organic mix of macro and micronutrients that gently feeds all potted household plants. Use neem oil on your indoor plants in the spring as a preventative measure against common pests and diseases to protect them throughout the growing season. Neem oil is a natural pesticide that can be used on indoor and outdoor plants. Kate's Garden Plant Spray for Insects, $17.99 on Amazon, is a peppermint oil-based, non-toxic spray to help rid your plants of pesky fruit flies and fungus gnats. A moisture meter for indoor plants can be a great tool to ensure you aren't overwatering plants in the winter or underwatering them in the summer. The meter takes out the guesswork of watering your plants by providing accurate readings of the moisture content in your plant's soil. This Classy Casita's garden moisture meter delivers reliable readings. This three-in-one meter, $20 at The Sill, provides moisture, pH value and light level readings. Add lava rocks to the top of your plant's soil to help hold moisture before giving dry soil a good soaking. Lava rocks are also great to add if you have a planter without a drainage hole. They can help with overwatering. You can also use wood mulch for the same effect, which costs $3.97 at Home Depot. Support your thriving climbers and Monsteras with a Coco Coir Pole. This vertical plant support made from coconut fiber mimics the texture of tree bark, allowing climbing plants to attach their aerial roots and grow upwards. A set of four poles costs $17.99 on Amazon. Remove dead leaves from your plants with these Modern Sprout pruning shears on Amazon. They have a no-slip grip and a carbon steel blade, perfect for quickly deadheading flowers, cutting herbs, grooming houseplants or trimming pesky dead leaves. Regular dusting keeps your plants' pores free and promotes healthy photosynthesis. Keep your plants dust-free this winter with these soft cotton gloves explicitly designed for dusting houseplant leaves without damaging them. These microfiber gloves, $5.81 at Walmart, are another great option that will make dusting houseplants easy. For more deals, visit A beautiful watering can that sits on a sill will inspire you and remind you that it's time to check your plants' water level. It's also functional decor. This watering can in bronze, $20 at the Sill, is handcrafted from metal. WhaleLife's watering can, $14.99 on Amazon, has a Scandinavian design with a long-stem spout.
WIRED
07-02-2025
- Lifestyle
- WIRED
Best Flower Delivery Services for Every Occasion, Tested and Sniffed
The Sill Pink Watercolor Orchid Not everyone wants flowers. The Sill specializes in potted plants, including orchids, fruit trees, and succulents. They even offer faux plants for those with pets or who prefer low-maintenance care. I love how they carry unique seasonal finds, like a Genoa lemon tree, an olive tree, or a Texas pink pomegranate tree. The Sill also offers plant subscriptions, including a pet-friendly option for nontoxic flora. Winston Flowers Winter Wellness Flower Arrangement Winston Flowers, founded in 1944, is a third-generation, family-owned company run by David and Ted Winston, and it has a special place in my heart because the original Newbury Street store in Boston was just a couple blocks from my college home. They ship nationwide, with the help of their partner florists, but their locations are in Boston, New York, and Greenwich, Connecticut. For that reason, expect bouquets to look different than the photos. You can shop by collection or based on color palettes (vibrant, pastel, violet, or natural). They also curate gourmet gift boxes, ranging from a Fromage & Charcuterie Crate, Birthday Cheers with Wine, and Best of New York, which is a collection of goodies from New York's small businesses. I ordered the Winter Wellness Box, which comes with self-care goodies for a spa night at home, including lotion, lip balm, a scented candle, and a shower steamer. There is a petite arrangement of blooms that comes with this box if you're in New York, but if you're anywhere else the flowers will be substituted for additional spa products if shipped.
