Flower stems are made of cells that provide support to the plant, and move nutrients and water. 💦 If a stem bends without breaking off completely the flower may be able to survive if enough cells survive and continue to transport nutrients. Taping a broken stem, or if needed, adding a splint, may provide enough structure to keep the plant going. 🏥 Use strong florist tape, or you can even try with strong clear tape like this and continue to enjoy your gorgeous blooms! 💐 Plant Love! Hortiki

September is a great time to refresh your indoor gardening plan. Microgreens, salad greens, and herbs are great ones to try. 🥬 They can survive in the less optimal conditions that may be heading our way as we approach the winter months. However, by starting them now while there is still plenty of sunshine, you will give your plants the best possible start. 🌞 You'll also be able to learn how best to care for your plants while you have more options for sunlight and temperature control. By the time the winter comes, you'll know exactly what your new #ediblehouseplants need to thrive. Follow to see our best tips for choosing eco-friendly, indoor gardening containers. Plant Love 🌿💚! Hortiki

Searching for an alternative to plastic gardening containers? There are lots of options out there! Consider wood, metal, fabric, ceramic, paper, and glass. Stay tuned to learn the pros and cons of each and how to deal with the biggest challenge they present.

Mint is harder to kill than it is to grow. Grows well in low light and indoors. Great starter plant for beginner gardeners!

Learn some key tips for growing cilantro in containers.

Chives are super easy to grow. A great starter plant for beginner gardeners.

A great easy plant for beginners or those with little light.

Microgreens are a great beginner plant, is super nutritious, and grows well in low light.

Microgreens are actually more mature than mature plants. *Error in Video. Correction: 1 gram of microgreens has 40 times more vitamin E than 1 gram of mature cabbag