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Indoor Plant Care 101: The Beginner's Guide to Happy & Healthy Houseplants
Have you ever worried about forgetting to water your plants? Do you worry that you’ll accidentally kill anything green you bring into your home? Are you convinced you don’t have the right space or growing conditions? Are you afraid that your lack of knowledge will get in the way of your plants’ chance to thrive? Don’t worry! Making the leap to becoming a proud plant parent can be intimidating, but it’s incredibly rewarding… and much easier than you think.
Discover how to successfully nurture plants in your home… even if you’ve never been able to keep a plant alive before. This guide includes all the knowledge and tips you need to help you overcome your gardening fears… so you can enjoy growing and nurturing a collection of plants, no matter how many disasters you’ve had in the past. Reconnect with nature, and create a calming, positive, and tranquil living environment. It is scientifically proven that green spaces can bring huge benefits, both mentally and physically. In fact, over 33.1 million US households already grow plants in their homes. And it’s no surprise that so many people have caught the There are so many benefits to going a bit more green. Just a few highlights In Indoor Plant Care 101 , you’ll And much more! If you’ve never owned a plant before, don’t panic. Everything you need to know is contained in this easy-to-understand guide. You’re about to learn the basics so you can reap all the benefits of having plants in your home… for a lifetime. Enjoy the excitement of learning how to nourish your plants, and watch them develop and flourish to become a true focal point of your living space. Sow the seeds of gardening, and just watch where they can grow – anyone can do it… including you! If you want to prove other people wrong and show that your home can become a houseplant haven, then scroll up and click the Add to Cart button right now .
Discover how to successfully nurture plants in your home… even if you’ve never been able to keep a plant alive before. This guide includes all the knowledge and tips you need to help you overcome your gardening fears… so you can enjoy growing and nurturing a collection of plants, no matter how many disasters you’ve had in the past. Reconnect with nature, and create a calming, positive, and tranquil living environment. It is scientifically proven that green spaces can bring huge benefits, both mentally and physically. In fact, over 33.1 million US households already grow plants in their homes. And it’s no surprise that so many people have caught the There are so many benefits to going a bit more green. Just a few highlights In Indoor Plant Care 101 , you’ll And much more! If you’ve never owned a plant before, don’t panic. Everything you need to know is contained in this easy-to-understand guide. You’re about to learn the basics so you can reap all the benefits of having plants in your home… for a lifetime. Enjoy the excitement of learning how to nourish your plants, and watch them develop and flourish to become a true focal point of your living space. Sow the seeds of gardening, and just watch where they can grow – anyone can do it… including you! If you want to prove other people wrong and show that your home can become a houseplant haven, then scroll up and click the Add to Cart button right now .
262 pages, Paperback
Published September 19, 2022
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September 28, 2022
The Plant Enthusiast
Book Review! Indoor Plant Care 101, by Miche Ferret, is a friendly book companion to plants and their caretakers! Especially, indoor plants! Many of us see cute plants or ogle at what our plant friends on FB’s plant groups are bragging about! But not all of us are educated on these plants. Anyone 🙋🏻♀️? Impulse buyers! We can also become impulse plant killers. A little education goes a long way, well, ‘help’ brownish thumbs graduate into a greener thumbs 😊. This book’s approach, POV, is like what you need, a friendly read from a person that knows a little, or a lot, more than you. The author is sharing good tips, but isn’t using encyclopedia terms you don’t understand. More like a blogger, but bookish! There’s tip like choosing the right plant for your life style: plant at a desk, low light, bright indirect light? What types of soil and how much water? Succulent much? Even ‘impossible to kill’ plants. I have a different view in that phrase, but that’s what’s floating around right? People like me, who own over 100 different types of indoor plants, who find the true botanical names more appealing than the common yet so vague names, can use some pointers. Who knows! Maybe we can all finally stroll down the plant isles and say “Hey!, that’s a Tradescantia Zebrina! And NOT “inch plant” or “wandering …!”
Book Review! Indoor Plant Care 101, by Miche Ferret, is a friendly book companion to plants and their caretakers! Especially, indoor plants! Many of us see cute plants or ogle at what our plant friends on FB’s plant groups are bragging about! But not all of us are educated on these plants. Anyone 🙋🏻♀️? Impulse buyers! We can also become impulse plant killers. A little education goes a long way, well, ‘help’ brownish thumbs graduate into a greener thumbs 😊. This book’s approach, POV, is like what you need, a friendly read from a person that knows a little, or a lot, more than you. The author is sharing good tips, but isn’t using encyclopedia terms you don’t understand. More like a blogger, but bookish! There’s tip like choosing the right plant for your life style: plant at a desk, low light, bright indirect light? What types of soil and how much water? Succulent much? Even ‘impossible to kill’ plants. I have a different view in that phrase, but that’s what’s floating around right? People like me, who own over 100 different types of indoor plants, who find the true botanical names more appealing than the common yet so vague names, can use some pointers. Who knows! Maybe we can all finally stroll down the plant isles and say “Hey!, that’s a Tradescantia Zebrina! And NOT “inch plant” or “wandering …!”
August 27, 2024
Indoor Plant Care 101: The Beginner's Guide to Happy & Healthy Houseplants by Miche Ferret
What I like about this book right from the start is the layout.
Starts with TOC where the key points are made about plants.
Love the chapters on individual plants.
Lot of intro material about how to care for most plants. Other chapters cater to specidific ones.
Health benefits of tending to plants is included.
Like section on getting rid of infestations that are on your plants, home remedies, no chemicals.
So much to learn about the plants we do have.
What I like about this book right from the start is the layout.
Starts with TOC where the key points are made about plants.
Love the chapters on individual plants.
Lot of intro material about how to care for most plants. Other chapters cater to specidific ones.
Health benefits of tending to plants is included.
Like section on getting rid of infestations that are on your plants, home remedies, no chemicals.
So much to learn about the plants we do have.
September 24, 2022
great book
This book has a lot of useful information in it for anyone looking to get into owning houseplants. I always like to have books that give some information about taking care of plants handy and this book does that and goes the extra mile by explaining how to pick them out for your space as well as what plants are almost impossible to kill just in case you have a black thumb. Anyone should be able to care for house plants with this book.
This book has a lot of useful information in it for anyone looking to get into owning houseplants. I always like to have books that give some information about taking care of plants handy and this book does that and goes the extra mile by explaining how to pick them out for your space as well as what plants are almost impossible to kill just in case you have a black thumb. Anyone should be able to care for house plants with this book.
September 8, 2023
This has good information, but it isn't a complete resource. Aside from the chapter on fungus, I see no mention of common problems that every new gardener needs to know. I've also managed to unalive most plants the author claims are impossible to unalive, so... there's that...
October 21, 2023
This is an excellent book for those who are novices with plants and for those who want to increase the knowledge they may already have.
February 5, 2024
Good informative book, wish it had pics to go with the plants.
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