Johnson's Horticulture

When you plant seeds, a lot of them sprout initially. If you leave all of them there, all of them will be crowded for space and will not

Curry Leaves are very prone for caterpillar attacks. If you are not very meticulous in your daily observation, they turn quite a few leaves into just ‘ribs’. The

Simple reason: I do not need so many for curries at home now. I am leaving them to ripen fully so that I can have plenty of red

Beautiful flowering plants, Plants grown for foliage and a few vegetable plants as well. I call the vegetable plants as my edible landscaping, for fun. Though a common

There a few plants which have been here for over a decade, but names are unknown to me! Other plants are quite familiar, some of them which I

Solanum torvum or pea eggplant, is a bushy, erect and spiny perennial plant used horticulturally as a rootstock for eggplant. Leaves resembles those of brinjal (eggplant). Mimosa diplotricha,

Repotted Ribbon Grass for Better Growth! One ribbon grass which was repotted earlier showed a phenomenal increase in growth. Hence a couple more were repotted today. A few

The reason grocery store coriander seeds rarely sprout anymore comes down to how the spice industry has modernized over the last couple of decades. Decades ago, grocery spices

This is an interesting story of trying to sprout an Adenium cutting with the help of coconut water as rooting hormone which was finally successful! The adenium cutting

Eugenia plants are incredibly well-suited to warm, tropical climates and adapt beautifully to container gardening — making them perfect for sunny patios, balconies, or shaping into formal hedges.