Before you can use the plant forum on Hausgarten.net, you have to register. It is important to set a username and password. If you have provided some personal information, nothing stands in the way of activation. Each member is welcomed to the forum by the moderator and asked to introduce themselves. The community in the plant forum is very large, so it's nice if you have at least a little idea of who is involved.
The plant forum on Hausgarten.net is divided into four main areas. First there are the plants in general. The first point is the question of which plant you have in front of you. Is it a weed or is the plant even poisonous? In this area, the hobby gardeners try to find out together which plant the unknown is. Another important area is the roses. There you can ask all questions about these prickly garden dwellers. The community is large and helpful, looking forward to questions and answers. But the pests are also treated there. Here you can also write down recipes for biological pest killers. However, you can also get recipes from others here.
Another important sub-forum in the Plant Forum is the fruit and vegetable garden section. There you will find a special area that deals with the topic of tomatoes. On the whole, topics are discussed in the fruit and vegetable garden that deal with the suppliers of sweet fruits and vitamin C, but also with all kinds of vegetables. Problems with the potatoes? There would be the area where you can read smart and ask open questions.
Lovers of perennials and climbing plants can also indulge themselves intensively in a separate area. Whether they are indoor plants or the plants that climb in the garden and green the house with their beauty. Whatever questions you have or maybe you want to help someone else with your knowledge. In the tropical plants there is a separate citrus plant section. Otherwise you will find space for all questions about tropical plants.
The plant forum on Hausgarten.net is not an encyclopedia, but it grows and thrives on the many questions and answers that are asked and given by hobby gardeners to hobby gardeners. Many of the answers that you can find here are based on your own experiences and this is what makes the forum so different and special. In this way you can learn things about your plants that you can only read about in books. The answers are quite simple. One does not have the feeling of leafing through an encyclopedia, although the knowledge that has been collected is very comprehensive. Due to the variety that Hausgarten.net offers in general, it is not only suitable for hobby gardeners and those who want to become one, but also for pet friends, hobby aquarists and in general for people who like to take advice from others and like to give tips themselves.
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