How to Grow coriander easily at home

Quick answer: You can grow moringa (murungai) in a large pot or grow bag at least 18 to 24 inches deep. Soak fresh seeds for 8 to 12 hours, sow them 1 to 2 cm deep in a well-draining mix, and keep the pot in full sun. Seeds usually sprout in one to two weeks.… Read more: How to Grow Moringa (Murungai) in Pots from Seed or Cutting

Yellow leaves on a house plant? Learn the 7 most common causes, from overwatering to low light, and the simple fix for each one.

Quick answer: A money plant (pothos) grows well in both water and soil. Water is easiest for starting cuttings and needs fresh water every one to two weeks; soil usually gives bigger, fuller plants with less upkeep once rooted. A good approach is to root cuttings in water, then move them to soil when the… Read more: Money Plant in Water vs Soil: Which Grows Better?

Quick answer: Give a snake plant bright to low indirect light, water it only when the soil is completely dry (roughly every 10 to 21 days depending on season), plant it in a gritty, fast-draining mix in a pot with drainage holes, and repot only when roots crowd the pot, about every two to three… Read more: Snake Plant Care Guide: Watering, Light & Repotting

Quick answer: The easiest indoor plants for Indian homes are money plant (pothos), snake plant, ZZ plant, peace lily, spider plant, aglaonema, rubber plant and aloe vera. They cope with heat and humidity, most are happy in bright indirect light, and they only need water when the top of the soil has dried. Overwatering, not… Read more: Best Indoor Plants for Indian Homes: Low Light, Low Maintenance Picks