pruning

A good way to propagate grapes is by taking cuttings: a complete line can be obtained from a patch of vines. Grape growers take cuttings in autumn and germinate them in the same season or in winter when they are in a woody state. It is best to prune cuttings in the fall, as pruning and germination can be combined. Before the procedure, treat the vines with 3% iron or copper sulfate and wait a few days before starting work. In this Bubgo article, we will show you how to propagate grapevine cuttings for germination at home.

Even the most experienced gardener can't know everything about gardening. For gardeners and vegetable growers, tips for garden and new useful knowledge about growing berries, vegetables and other crops will not be superfluous. Joshua, Bubgo's consultant gardener, will show you how to feed tomatoes and cucumbers and how to create raised beds.

Kalanchoe (Widow's-thrill) is a beautiful, abundantly flowering houseplant. It has one characteristic: as it ages, its shoots become stout and bald. The plant begins to look untrimmed and unattractive. To prevent this from happening, they should be cut back regularly. If done correctly and in a timely manner, they will look great and complement your interior décor. This Bubgo article will explain in detail how to pruning kalanchoe plants at home.

Dracaena is a large, ornamental foliage houseplant. It is a pseudo-palm whose stems begin to become woody over time. To take good care of the plant in an indoor environment, it must be properly cared for. Repotting is one of the most important steps. Transplanting should be done properly and in a timely manner. We will explain in this Bubgo article how to transplant Dracaena at home and what care is needed after transplanting.