POTTED INDOOR PLANTS
POTTED INDOOR PLANTS
All over the world, you will find potted indoor plants. From homes to restaurants to office buildings, people love bringing nature indoors.
And for a good reason!
Potted indoor plants come with so many benefits. For example, they:
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Improve air quality
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Reduce stress
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Boost creativity and productivity
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Brighten a room
Kristy K Organics has the right stuff to help your potted plants live their best lives.
General Recipe
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Trowel
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Measuring device
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Mixing container
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.3 parts KKO Compost
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2 parts Coco Coir & Rice Hulls
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1.5 parts KKO Aged Bark Fines
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1 part KKO Rice Hulls
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1 part Brut worm castings
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Mix, stir, blend really well.
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Then let it sit for a day or two. Patience always pays off in the end.
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Gently loosen the plant from its container - don't tug
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'Wake up' the roots by gently shaking off excess dirt.
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Place in new container so root ball is below the rim using new potting soil as a base.
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Fill around your plant with your mix
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Gently pat it down to secure the plant and get rid of any air pockets.
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Water thoroughly, ensuring the roots are covered until
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Let it sit draining in a tub of water for 30 minutes
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Then empty the saucer.
Sprinkle 2 parts spent coffee grounds for a nitrogen boost. It’s recycling, loaded with micronutrients, and an eco-friendly way to dispose of your leftover brew.
Store your extra soil in a sealed plastic container to keep your soil fresh and ready for use while protecting it from the elements.
Peace Lily
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Trowel
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Measuring device
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Mixing container
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2 parts KKO Coconut Coir & Rice Hulls
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1 part KKO Aged Bark Fines
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1 part KKO Enriched Bark Mini Nuggets
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1 part Brut Worm Castings
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1 part sand
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Mix, stir, blend really well.
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Gently loosen the plant from its container - don't tug
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'Wake up' the roots by gently shaking off excess dirt.
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Place in new container so root ball is below the rim using new potting soil as a base.
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Fill around your plant with your mix
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Gently pat it down to secure the plant and get rid of any air pockets.
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Water thoroughly, ensuring drainage of excess water.
Generally, peace lilies will not ever require pots larger than about 10 inches (25.4 cm) in diameter.
These ingedients ensure the soil can hold moisture well and drain enough to support the lily.
Prep the plant
Spider Plant
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Trowel
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Measuring device
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Mixing container
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1 part KKO Compost
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1/2 part KKO Aged Bark Fines
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1/2 part KKO Enriched Bark Mini Nuggets
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Mix, stir, blend really well.
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Gently loosen the plant from its container - don't tug
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'Wake up' the roots by gently shaking off excess dirt.
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Place in new container so root ball is below the rim using new potting soil as a base.
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Fill around your plant with your mix
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Gently pat it down to secure the plant and get rid of any air pockets.
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Water thoroughly, ensuring drainage of excess water.
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Select a container that is no more than one-third larger than the root ball of the plant. These plants like to grow in pots. A free-draining planter is going to be the best planter for this fast-growing plant.
Spider Plants are not as fussy to soil, so they can be planted in any good organic potting soil that ensures that they have good drainage.