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Talkback: 10 exotic house plants

for plants such as orchids or other houseplants who prefer to be out of direct sunlightI also have an issue with red spider mite. Can this be reduced by misting and perhaps keeping a bowl of water to increase humidity? Any advice greatfully received. Hello by mummycrafts

17/07/2012 11:18:05

by SFord

Greenhouse Pest

My fuschia cuttings, which were doing really well in an unheated greenhouse, have been attacked by something! The leaves that are left are discoloured and distorted but most have fallen off. I did find a web, so suspected red spider mite. However by Eileen2711

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30/12/2012 20:05:56

by Eileen2711

feeding houseplants

When do you start feeding indoor houseplants. My spider plants look as though they could do with a little tonic.Can I start now? Well it wont do any harm. When I grew spider plants I found the pot rapidly became all roots-might also need re by artychris

27/01/2013 19:51:07

by bunnysgarden

Dry tips on house plants

Anyone knows why this happens? Currently our Japanese peace Lilly and our spider plant are affected. Both have healthy leaves when you feel them (and think I'm watering them enough) Do you mist the leaves? Dry tips to the leaves of houseplants by Huntertony

02/04/2013 20:24:13

by hollie hock

Talkback: Earwigs

is the abundance of spiders. They are running around in the hundreds the border and flowers are alive with them. i have never seen so many. Could the young spiders be to blame? No spiders do not eat flowers-they are after insects. Thanks everyone for your by lennypearce

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09/07/2012 08:11:02

by Gardening Grandma

Poppy help please.

and apart from a couple of black spider like creatures I cannot see anything which would appear to have caused this much damage. Does anyone have any suggestions as to the cause? Thanks My mum had a similar problem with tulips - just as they were coming by BJ

16/06/2012 19:37:16

by Mary6

Indoor plants that will absorb odours

would like to get rid of it! Have had a look a the above link and have decided to try something from the suggestions there. I have noticed on my visits to large gardens that they use Spider plants in the toilets. They look so good too. i now have one by TT2

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13/07/2012 12:09:29

by Bookertoo

Conifers/Cypress

. But, red spider mite/spruce mite, etc., do damage to juniper, picea causing needle drop but this damage is done in summer when weather is hot n dry. Wind burn too but conifers tend to brown off as they get taller anyway. Is it possible they are too by Wacheke

23/11/2012 11:12:08

by Verdun

My tree is dying

. It could even have red spider mite which leaves the brown area's you speak of. I put this post on to lift it back to the top as it is interesting to see what comes up. Frank. What sort of leaves has it got? Can you describe please. Stephanie. I can't see by Stephanie2

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21/03/2013 15:38:16

by Lyn

the impossible i think

it does,nt actually hold wine, or i would. Hopeing Alan4711 When I worked in offices year ago we used to grow spider plants-dead easy,don't need much attention and easily propagated-might work Soto do you think theyre ok in this position she wants by Alan4711

03/11/2012 11:31:09

by Alan4711

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