<p>Monsoon can boost plant growth but also invites pests and root rot. Follow these simple gardening essentials to keep your plants healthy, vibrant and flourishing throughout the rainy season.</p><img><p>Heavy rainfall can waterlog soil and damage plant roots. Use well-draining pots and loosen compacted soil to prevent excess water from accumulating.</p><img><p>Remove dead leaves, diseased stems and overgrown branches before and during the monsoon. Regular pruning improves air circulation and reduces the risk of fungal infections.</p><img><p>The damp weather creates ideal conditions for insects, snails and fungal diseases. Inspect plants frequently and use natural or organic pest control methods when needed.</p><img><p>Monsoon is a great time to enrich the soil with compost or organic manure. Healthy nutrients encourage stronger roots and promote lush, green growth throughout the season.</p><img><p>Rainfall often provides sufficient moisture, so avoid overwatering your plants. Check the soil before watering to prevent root rot and other moisture-related problems.</p><img><p>Plants like ferns, peace lilies and caladiums thrive in humid, rainy conditions. Adding monsoon-friendly varieties can keep your garden vibrant and low-maintenance during the season.</p>
