#plant care

Plant snobs ruined gardening — does your soil mix really need to be more complex than your diet?

Are you still trusting soil sensors with rising utility costs?

Should you never use neem oil unless you fully understand its chemistry, or are casual home gardeners just overcomplicating pest control?

Is top-shelf potting soil just a marketing scam when cheap bagged mix works just as well?

Is a $500 smart greenhouse controller actually worth it for serious planters?

Is a $300 self-watering planter actually worth it for busy plant parents?

What's the best soil mix for thriving houseplants everyone swears by

Do you trust online plant IDs more than a local nursery now?

Are those popular self-watering pots a lazy crutch or a genuine game-changer?

Is that fancy soil mix actually worth it for houseplants, or just hype?

Is buying expensive soil actually a scam for the average home gardener?

Should you ditch pricey garden brands for cheaper, no-name alternatives?

Does hand-picking pests really work, or are you just lying to yourself to avoid buying bug spray?

Do soil-less potting mixes deliver better root growth than real soil, or are we falling for hype over heritage?

Does anyone else find plant care advice online way too contradictory?

What's your take on combining plant care and beekeeping to save money on pest control?

Should we stop treating plant care as self-care and admit it’s just another chore?

Are plant influencers killing your garden by pushing rare, finicky species that can’t survive real conditions?

Are expensive plant fertilizers just a scam?

Do you really need to talk to your plants, or is that just for TikTok clout?