Bringing tropical plants indoors for fall care
Canadian prairies guide to moving plants inside as temperatures fall. It describes cleaning leaves with water, using a blower or shop vac, soaking soil to elicit soil-borne pests, and using Neem as a pesticide. It covers drainage, pest removal, lighting needs, and maintaining 70 percent humidity with a humidifier for healthier indoor plants and occupants.
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Fall Raspberry Pruning Guide for a Healthier Patch
This guide explains raspberry types floricane and prime cane and when to prune. It covers autumn removal of spent canes to improve air flow and disease control, plus spring thinning to optimize row width and cane density for higher yields. It advises safety gear and optional help to complete pruning efficiently.
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