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Support and support perennials
Even though our goal is a bed with the lowest possible maintenance and a permanently self-regulating plant splendor, tall perennials in particular often need some support.

Pests on houseplants
Here you will find the most important pests of houseplants and the best ways to combat them.

Snail scarer!
With the right plant selection, you can prevent slugs from causing major damage in your garden. These plants will spoil their appetite!

Overfed or underfed?
Look at the leaves from above and below. Check the color. Is the plant growing as expected? Does it appear healthy? A plant's appearance, general condition, and mood all say a lot about its health. How are Aunt Petunia and Uncle Kohlrabi doing?

Sick plant? – What now?
Sick plants are a sign that something is wrong. It could be that the plant is too weak or has been overfertilized. The plant may be too densely planted, resulting in poor ventilation, or the plant may be in a drafty location. Disease can also spread from neighbors, through weeds, or through infected plant debris.

DIY liquid fertilizer from eggshells
Instead of throwing away eggshells, make a liquid fertilizer concentrate with an extremely high calcium content. Eggshells contain calcium, which is easily extracted with vinegar. The resulting water-soluble fertilizer is a boost for plants. We'll show you how!

DIY liquid fertilizer from nettles
Homemade liquid fertilizer saves money and releases the valuable nutrients from nettles and comfrey. We'll show you how!

Fertilize correctly – but how?
It's well known that proper fertilization is important for optimal plant growth. But which fertilizer should be used for which plants, and, above all, how much, and should it be mineral or organic?