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Prevent Fungal Soils in Container Gardens Wondering how to prevent moldy soil in your container gardens? Here are some tricks you might want to know. I'll admit, I've wondered for years how to prevent moldy soil in my container gardens. At times it felt like a losing battle, and I'm sad to say that more than a few of my indoor plants suffered the consequences of my ignorance. I still do a double take when I see something fuzzy and white in the soil of my indoor container garden, though these days, it's usually just some fur shed by my dog. But hey, just because some of my plants were killed by moldy soil doesn't mean you have to pass it up. Here's what I've learned about how to prevent moldy soil in a container garden. How to Prevent Fungal Soil: 5 Ways to Keep Your Container Garden Healthy First things first. At the beginning of this post I thought a little. It is not usually a mold that harms a plant. More precisely, conditions that allow mold...

 Container Gardening Tips: List of tips to help you succeed Growing plants in containers are not as easy as it sounds. Although plucking a plant in a pot may seem simple, ensuring that the plant thrives can sometimes be complicated. What kind of soil is best for the plant? How much water does it need? Where is the best place to put the pot after planting? Need to feed the plant? If so, how many times? To simplify all the tasks involved in growing containers, we have compiled this list of Container Gardening Tips that runs from the beginning to the end of the season, giving you all the advice you need to grow a successful Container Garden anywhere. Long live you. List of our work-by-work container gardening tips To make this container gardening tips list as simple as possible, we have divided our most useful tips into sections that follow the growing season. By following the snippets of useful and practical tips, you will learn how to plant and grow a beautiful and usef...

Container Garden Mistakes You Make Container gardening can be a rewarding endeavor as it allows you to make the most of all the space available to you. A container garden can be indoor, in a greenhouse, or polythene under the lid or outdoors. Well-designed and managed container gardens can provide plenty of fruits, vegetables, herbs, and flowers. From fruit trees to tiny herbaceous plants in small pots, you can grow almost anything you can grow in the ground in a container garden. Container gardens can, of course, expand the range of plants you can grow where you live. Containers can be filled with different pH in the growing medium or moved inside or under the lid in cold weather. But even though you can grow a large number of plants in a container garden, there are many things that can go wrong. Here are 5 mistakes you can make to help you avoid common problems: 1. Selecting containers made from the wrong materials The first thing that is usually overlooked is what the co...