Embracing The Unconventional Christmas In July Christmas in JulyAs the winter chill begins to set in here in Australia, my thoughts drift towards the warmth of a crackling fireplace, the smell of gingerbread cookies, and the twinkling lights of a Christmas tree. Yes, you read that right. Christmas. In July. Why Christmas in July?The concept…
A Personal Guide to Making Guests Feel at Home Hosting Guests & FamilyThe art of hosting guests & family is a lovely psychological artform that brings out the best of people in interesting & memorable events that change people forever.There’s a certain magic in opening your home to hosting Guests & Family. It’s not just…
Hello, dear readers! Today, I want to share with you a personal journey that has brought me immense joy and satisfaction. It’s the story of my air plants and their unique relationship with the rain. The Magic of AirplantsAirplants, or Tillandsia as they are scientifically known, are a fascinating group of plants. They are epiphytes,…
A Natural Fertilizer for Staghorns and Elk Horns Banana skins PowerBanana skins, often seen as kitchen waste, are in fact a hidden gem for garden enthusiasts. Packed with essential nutrients like potassium, phosphorus, and calcium, these peels can be transformed into a potent, natural fertilizer that can significantly boost the growth and resilience of your…
A Composting JourneyHello, fellow garden enthusiasts! Today, I want to share a little secret about my composting journey. It’s about something we all have in our kitchens but often overlook – onion skins. Discovering the PotentialI remember the day when I was peeling onions for a family dinner. As I looked at the pile of…
Autumn Bounty For Vibrant VeggiesGrab your trowels and put on your sun hats—we’re about to embark on a veggie adventure. Imagine a world where carrots high-five broccoli, and peas share secret recipes with Swiss chard. As the sun sets on our vibrant veggies symposium, remember this, Each plant has its own story. Whether you’re a…
A Care Guide A worm farm, also known as a vermicomposting system, is a simple and efficient way to recycle kitchen scraps and organic waste by worm farming. By using worms, you can transform these materials into valuable worm castings (rich plant food) and worm tea (liquid fertilizer) that benefit your garden. Worm Farming can…
The Thrill of Unwrapping Magic IntroductionTrading cards are those little rectangles of wonder & have been a fun hobby. From Pokémon to Sports to Magic.The Gathering, each pack holds the promise of adventure, nostalgia, and the thrill of discovery. But what is it about sorting through these colorful cards that captivates my heart? Let’s dive…
Why Do My Succulents Turn Green After Rain and Lose Their Colour? ————————Why Do My Succulents Turn Green After Rain?Succulents are known for their vibrant and diverse colours, ranging from deep purples to bright oranges. However, you may have noticed that your succulents turn green after a rain shower and lose their vibrant hues. This…
I’ve discovered a new hobby as a green thumb that combines my love for nature with my smartphone, and it’s been a game-changer. I’ve been using my phone to identify the plants in my garden, and it’s like having a botanist in my pocket and it is not so heavy! Every morning, with a cup…
