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08 January

Top 10 Indoor Hanging Plants + Plant Care Tips

Hanging plants in handmade macramé holders were all the rage in the ’60s. Today, indoor hanging plants are often used to bring a touch of greenery to boho and eclectic interiors. If you’re thinking about adding indoor hanging plants to your décor, read on for indoor plant tips and how-tos. What indoor plants grow well in hanging planters? Air Plant (Tillandsia) Air plants are the perfect low-maintenance plant because they thrive without soil. Choose a […]

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13 December

How to Get Rid of Mealybugs on Houseplants

by: Wet and Forget in: Gardening

Mealybugs feed in large groups, sucking the sap from houseplants. This slows plant growth and can cause leaf drop. They also excrete a sticky substance called honeydew, which attracts black plant mold. Eww! If you’re wondering how to kill mealybugs on your indoor plants, we have the answers. What do mealybugs look like? From a distance, mealybugs look like tiny balls of cotton on plant stems and leaves. Up close, they are tiny, soft-bodied, oval-shaped […]

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13 December

How to Care for a Christmas Cactus

by: Wet and Forget in: Gardening

The Christmas cactus (Schlumbergera buckleyi) is a unique and beautiful houseplant that blooms in the winter months. Popular to give and receive as a holiday gift, Christmas cactus is a cheery addition to many homes during the holiday season. Here’s what you need to know about Christmas cactus care. What is a Christmas cactus? We tend to think of cactus as growing in dry, desert-like conditions, but the Christmas cactus originates from the tropical rainforests […]

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05 December

Clever Ways to Transform Your Basement for Holiday Guests

by: Wet and Forget in: Home Décor, Home Improvement

Are you hosting overnight guests for the holidays? Here’s five basement guest room ideas to transform your basement space from ho-hum to Happy Holidays! Prepping Your Basement for Holiday Guests Most home basements are partially below grade, which can mean dampness and water condensation. Unfortunately, damp surfaces are prone to mold and mildew. These ugly growths often give off an unpleasant, musty odor. If you or a family member has allergies, mold and mildew can […]

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21 November

How to Clean Up After Thanksgiving – Planning Ahead for Post-Turkey Tidying

by: Wet and Forget in: Indoor Cleaning, Miscellaneous

Your Thanksgiving was a success! Family and friends had a great time visiting, stuffing themselves and watching the big game. You’ve sent everyone home with an extra slice of pie. Plus, you’ve enjoyed a well deserved, turkey-induced nap. Now it’s time to clean up. Whew! It’s enough to make you want to go back to bed. Read on for helpful hints and tips on prepping for cleaning up after Thanksgiving. To Cut Down on Clean […]

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07 November

How to Overwinter Tropical Plants

by: Wet and Forget in: Gardening

When fall temperatures dip, it’s time to bring tender tropicals indoors. Move your plants inside the house or to a sheltered area in late summer or early fall when the weather is mild, but not too cold. Why? A plant moved from chilly temperatures to a heated room may cause plant shock. Here we’ll cover how to overwinter cold-sensitive tropical plants. How should I store my tropical plants? If you’ve grown tropical plants in your […]

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17 October

The Benefits of Mulching in the Fall

by: Wet and Forget in: Gardening

The time between Indian summer and the holidays is an ideal time to mulch your garden. Mulch adds a protective layer for plants and adds beauty to your garden. Here we’ll cover fall mulching tips and the benefits of laying down mulch in autumn. Why should I mulch in autumn? Mulching in fall adds an extra layer of warmth and protection, shielding your garden and landscape plantings from cold winter temperatures. You can add mulch […]

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06 September

Fall Blooming Flowers for a Beautiful Autumn Garden

by: Wet and Forget in: Gardening

Did your flower garden fade mid-summer? Extend the flower show with blooming plants that flower in autumn. Here we’ll cover a selection of fall blooming flowers that will brighten your front porch or garden at harvest time. Who knows? You may have flowers for a holiday centerpiece! What types of colorful plants thrive in the fall? Black-Eyed Susan (Rudbeckia hirta) This easy-care flower with soft, bright yellow petals looks lovely in an autumn garden or […]

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23 August

Moving? Let Wet & Forget Lend a Helping Hand

by: Wet and Forget in: Home Décor, Outdoor Cleaning

Moving can require a lot of mental and physical strength. Before posting any photos of your home, be sure to prep your home with these quick fixes prior to your home’s photoshoot. Save your energy for moving boxes and not for power washing or scrubbing. Check out how Wet & Forget products can also help you get your home ready to be listed on the market. How can I improve my home’s curb appeal? Make […]

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15 August

Late Summer 2019 Planting Tips for a Bountiful Fall Harvest

by: Wet and Forget in: Gardening

It’s midsummer and your vegetable garden is done for the season, or is it? Enjoy a second harvest by planting cool weather veggies in mid to late summer. Your growing region determines when to plant. Here’s an overview on when, how, and what to plant for a bountiful fall harvest. When is the best time to plant vegetables for a fall harvest? This will depend on your growing zone and your average first frost date. […]

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