Split Your Peace Lily Problems In Half!

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After seeing the comment from Jan yesterday asking how to split a peace lily in to several peace lilies, and knowing how much my mum is in love with mine, I decided to kill two birds with one stone and give it a go myself.

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Cooking: Candied Sweet Potatoes

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This post will be a bit of a sequel to the Plant Spotlight: Sweet Potato post from last September. So, now that you all know Josh’s tips for growing sweet potatoes, let’s discuss some of the best ways to get them from your garden to your table!

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Plants To Fill Your Home With Clean Air

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I was clicking around on TED.com when I came across a fascinating video by Kamal Meattle about 3 plants that produce so much oxygen, you could sit in a sealed container and live off of the air they supply. The quality of the air we breathe has such a massive effect on our health and wellness that I really couldn’t ignore the points he raised.

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Getting Protein On A Vegetarian/Vegan Diet

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Whether you’re looking to bulk up for a competition or to lose weight while maintaining muscle mass, protein is an important part of pretty much everyone’s diet, so one of the biggest worries about dropping meat is keeping the protein intake up.

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Gardener's Glossary: Damping Off

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Damping off is the term used to describe a fungal infection which will decay seedlings in their early sprouting stages causing them to die off. Usually, you will find the mould in damp soil with poor ventilation that has been left in a warm area for too long, which is the perfect environment to allow fungus to multiply.

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