Many properties Clay masks are a well-known grandmother's recipe for purifying the skin and brightening the complexion. Less known, however, is that clay has other therapeutic virtues. This earthy rock, rich in minerals and trace elements, possesses numerous properties. When applied as a poultice ...
ir name, "seed bombs" are peaceful and perfectly harmless. They are balls about the size of a ping-pong ball, made up of a mix of seeds, compost, and clay. Their shape allows them to be thrown into abandoned urban areas like wastelands to grow flowers. These small clay and compost-based balls provi ...
helps to anesthetize the pain and helps the swelling to subside. Another natural remedy to relieve arthritis of the hands pain is to apply a green clay poultice with anti-inflammatory and decongestant properties. Mix two parts of clay powder with one part of cold water. Spread this paste on a ...
ated on the edge of the Bois de Boulogne, has gradually expanded to cover an area of 12 hectares. Enlarged and modernized several times, it now has 18 clay courts. This venue also houses iconic places such as the Place des Mousquetaires, established in 1989, with bronze statues of René Lacoste, Je ...
Since succulents are plants that like poor, well-drained soil, cactus potting soils may even be too rich. To remedy this problem, also include clay balls or gravel that will ensure proper drainage of the pot. 4- Do not water Unlike other plants, succulents do not need to be watered before ...
ally use reclaimed water, such as vegetable wash water. If you want to provide moisture to a single plant, you can also lay it on a bed of moistened clay balls. Place the clay balls in a saucer and wet them before placing the plant in them. As the water evaporates, it will create moisture arou ...
g, horseback riding, archery, and of course, tennis. It was in 1911 that her father gave her her first tennis racket so she could play on the family clay court in Marest-sur-Matz in the Oise region. Noticing her ease and fondness for this sport, her father decided to become her coach. In 1911, Suz ...
they like warmth, sunshine and well-drained soils, especially sandy ones. These trees are known to be delicate because they fear chalky, heavy or clay soils, cold and cool, dry wind. The mimosa is a species that grows fast (from 30 to 60 cm per year) and can reach 3 to 10 m in height for 2 to ...
very bright location, but without direct sunlight, and a light, well-drained soil. It is recommended to repot it in a mixture of sand and potting soil, or to place clay pebbles or gravel at the bottom of the pot to improve drainage. It should be watered regularly and misted, but never leave water i ...
lant while providing support. If you want to grow an epiphytic plant in a pot, you have a choice of different types of substrate: cork, pine bark, clay beads or special substrates for orchids available at garden centers. ...
ble and mineral litter? The mineral litter is the 'classic' cat litter. This inexpensive product, available in all supermarkets, comes in the form of clay or silica grains. This form of litter has the advantage of being economical. On the other hand, it has the disadvantage of requiring regular c ...
ter will naturally run off into the pond. When creating this water feature, also be sure to waterproof your natural pond with a tarp or a layer of clay. As far as plants are concerned, leave it to nature: local plants should establish themselves around your pond within a year. Finally, if you ...
in a pot, provided you provide it with a large enough container with a water reserve and drainage at the bottom of the pot. You can, for example, put clay balls at the bottom of the pot before filling it with a mixture of garden soil, sand, and potting soil. The interview is rather easy. The first ...
ies in Europe, but the name has remained. Note: even though these two powders look alike, do not confuse whiting with Spanish white which is made of clay and does not have the same uses. What are the benefits of Meudon white? Meudon White is a natural cleaning product highly appreciated by fans of ...
blem. To relieve this significant discomfort, your doctor may prescribe oral anti-inflammatories during crises. Another more natural solution, green clay poultices can also provide relief during osteoarthritis outbreaks. Corticosteroid or hyaluronic acid injections are sometimes recommended as they ...
winds. This tropical plant is hardy up to 12°C. It tolerates all pH levels (acidic, neutral, or alkaline soil). When planting, simply put gravel or clay beads at the bottom of the pot to ensure good drainage. Ideally, provide it with a substrate composed of equal parts potting soil, garden soil, ...
proximately. Repotting is preferably done in March, using a mixture composed of 60% potting soil and 40% coarse sand. Also, consider adding gravel or clay pellets at the bottom of the pot for proper drainage. 2- Cultivate it sheltered from the cold. The Christ's Thorn is a plant native to Madagascar ...
ly use natural materials such as plants, honey, or amber. The actual sauna session can be complemented by a scrub and aromatherapy treatment or even a clay mask and massage with honey and hemp vegetable oil. To enjoy the benefits of amber and other natural remedies. The last of the 3 great reasons t ...
or sandy soils. For pot cultivation, you can use a citrus potting mix blended with a bit of compost. You just need to make sure to put a good layer of clay pebbles at the bottom of the pot to ensure proper drainage. This tree, native to Peru, has spread throughout South America and then to all trop ...
n. • Mist the foliage every 10 days and take the opportunity to clean the leaves on both sides. You can also place the pot over a bed of moist clay pebbles if the atmosphere in your home is too dry. • Keep the soil always moist, but without letting water stagnate at the bottom of ...
