Growing a plant requires patience, care and attention. Here are some useful tips to boost the growth of plants in your garden
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Change the soil
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The type of soil you use to grow a plant in a pot plays a vital role in its growth. Changing the soil in the pot can improve the flow of nutrients to the roots of the plant and promote its growth
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Use organic compost
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Instead of adding chemical fertilisers to the soil, create compost from organic waste from the kitchen such as banana peel, onion peel, compost tea and eggshells
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Manage sunlight exposure
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Make sure that the amount of sunlight your plants are exposed to is adequate and not too much. Excess exposure to sunlight can dehydrate the plant and make the leaves and stem dry
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Use a water sprinkler
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Leaves, stems and roots of plants require water for better nutrient absorption. Instead of watering just the soil, use a garden water sprayer or a sprinkler that distributes water to other parts as well
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Use activated charcoal
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Activated charcoal mixed with soil is highly effective in keeping your plant disease free. It works as a natural pesticide and keeps pests and weeds away