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There are many advantages of having fast growing live plants in your aquarium, but the biggest is that they clean and remove nitrates from your water. I have compiled a list of 10 plants to grow to reduce the nitrates in your tank. Doing less water change sounds like something I’ve done before, so take … Read more

Do Plants Have Genders? Well, I am not the one who answers that question. But I know eggplants are boys and peaches are girls. Eggplants have fruits, fruits, seed-bearing structures, developing ovaries, flowering plants and fruits with female parts. Think about it the next time you’re tempted to use an eggplant emoji. The thing is, … Read more

What Do Plants Eat? Most gardeners are aware of the important relationship between plants and light. The Garden Reference emphasizes how important it is to provide various plants with sufficient light both indoors and outdoors. However, I am not sure gardeners understand that light is essential for plants and that sun-loving plants alone do not … Read more

Why Do Plants Wilt? Whether in the office or outdoors, plants wither in most situations when they run out of available water. You might think that most of the water (95% or more) is wasted. Water moves through the soil, roots, stems and leaves of a plant. When water enters the leaves, most of it … Read more

Pepper Plants Not Growing? Their pepper plants are not growing as expected. We recommend that you find out about the causes to ensure that you take preventive measures this season. Slow or stunted growth can happen to any pepper, and there are ways to fix it. The first few tips in this article refer to … Read more

What Do Plants Do At Night? Most people don’t know much about how they work, but plants are amazing because they look beautiful, breathe, absorb carbon dioxide and are indoor plants. Others, however, wonder what plants do at night, what they do at night and whether there are health concerns. I did some research and … Read more

How Do Plants Make Food? Plants are not parasites by nature, they produce their own food by growing and feeding themselves, and they produce their own food through a process called photosynthesis. Photosynthesis is the process by which plants and other organisms convert light energy into chemical energy that can later be used as starch. … Read more

Terrestrial Plants. Field ecologists take samples from herbaceous clips on the site of the Lajas experimental station. Plants convert the energy of the sun’s carbon dioxide (CO2) into living matter, energy that sustains life and drives ecosystem processes. They provide oxygen (O2), which is essential for all life on Earth and forms the basis of … Read more