January – February 2023 Volume 2
New year brings new hope. Sometimes, it also brings new challenges.
New year brings new hope. Sometimes, it also brings new challenges.
Rapidly changing weather is posing health problems for us and, for our plants too.
Rapidly changing weather is posing health problems for us and, for our plants too.
Here are a few ways to save your plants from climate change:
Check moisture, texture of soil
Water plants enough on hot, dry days. Reduce the amount of water on cold, foggy days.
Check leaves more carefully
Curling of leaves inward or outward, a powdery layer, white dots on the surface are signs of distress.
Avoid pruning the plants
Winter is the hibernation / survival time for plants. Pruning plants without an urgent need may add stress.
Important: In extremely cold days, cover your plants after sunset with a cloth and remove it in the morning. Applies to perennials plants especially Tulsi.
Chrysanthemum can vibrancy to almost any space. This short-heighted plant gives blooms in several colours.
Make this easy decoction to boost immunity in plants. Mix and apply 1 part turmeric powder + 1 part cinnamon powder to fight fungal infections.