Water your plants regularly, but be careful not to overwater.

Choose the right location for your plants; some plants prefer direct sun, while others prefer shade.

Use well-drained soil to ensure that water does not accumulate around the roots.

Prune trees and plants regularly to encourage healthy growth.

Check the condition of the leaves regularly; discoloration of the leaves may indicate a problem that needs to be addressed.

Choose the right fertilizer for your plant type to support its growth and protect it from diseases.

Avoid harmful chemicals and replace them with natural fertilizers and pesticides.

Make sure to clean the pots and soil well before planting new plants to prevent the spread of diseases.

Know your plants’ water needs; some plants need daily watering, while others can do with a little.

Learn how to care for indoor plants, as they differ from outdoor plants in care.

Place large plants in open areas to ensure they get enough light and air.

Invest in an automatic irrigation system to save water and care for plants more efficiently.

Learn about the types of beneficial insects that help protect your plants from pests.

Do not neglect to ventilate plants, especially in greenhouses, to avoid mold and fungi.

Use rainwater collected to water plants, it is more beneficial and natural.

Apply fertilizer in the spring to stimulate plant growth after winter.

Protect plants from extreme cold by using special covers or moving them indoors.

Monitor the humidity level in the air, especially for plants that need high humidity.

Use containers of appropriate sizes; plants need enough space to grow.

Do not hesitate to consult nursery specialists about any problems you encounter with your plants.