Dariia Plaksina
Window Sill Botany
A podcast about how the plant world actually works. Botanist Dariia Plaksina explains the science behind your house plants, how to distinguish species, and how to help your green friends thrive. Completely myth-free and easy to understand. 🌿
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Dariia Plaksina
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Último episodio
30 de jun. de 2026
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Episodios
Aloe Vera black spots 30.06.2026 4:04
Is your tough-as-nails aloe vera suddenly sending you an SOS? In this episode of Window Sill Botany, we break down how to read your plant's cry for help and spot the early signs of trouble. We will show you how to perform emergency root surgery if you have overwatered, and share the exact steps you need to take to treat black spots on aloe vera leaves . Tune in to learn the simple golden rules of...
How to Get Rid of Tiny Pests Naturally 22.06.2026 4:37
Spotted tiny green bugs on your beloved plants, or sticky residue on your window sill? Don't panic! In this episode of Window Sill Botany, we dive into the world of aphids—what they are, why they love your plants, and how to reclaim your green space without resorting to harsh chemicals.
How to Repot Your Plants Without the Stress 16.06.2026 5:35
Are your leafy roommates outgrowing their pots? Does the thought of repotting give you instant anxiety? In this episode, we bust the most common plant repotting myths and share a stress-free, step-by-step guide to giving your plants a fresh home without the transplant shock
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