🌿 Houseplants: 6 things to do in June to boost their vitality

In June, your houseplants are in full growth. Give them the right care to keep them lush and healthy:

1. Propagate your favorite plants
This is the ideal time to take cuttings: pothos, dracaenas, kalanchoes, coleus, Christmas cactus, wandering jews, philodendrons, snake plants... Take cuttings, transplant, observe!

2. Finish repotting
If your plants are not in bloom, repot them in a larger container with enriched potting mix. Otherwise, simply top-dress.

3. Maximize light (without burning)
Place your plants near windows, but filter the light with sheer curtains to protect their leaves from the June sun.

4. Feed according to their needs

• Decorative foliage? ➤ Nitrogen-rich fertilizer.
• Flowering plants? ➤ Phosphorus-potassium fertilizer (geranium or tomato type).
  Applying every 2 to 3 weeks is sufficient.

5. Water regularly
The pace picks up! Check the soil before each watering and avoid overwatering.

6. Mist in dry weather
To increase ambient humidity and prevent spider mites, mist the foliage (except fuzzy ones) with soft, non-calcareous water.

🪴 Regular care ensures harmonious growth and visibly flourishing plants. And if you're looking for a gentle natural fertilizer for your potted plants...

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