Victoria Wilson

This beginner’s guide provides all you know about propagating snake plants. That includes propagation with water and soil cuttings. If you like taking care of snake plants, read below for more! Snake plants are an ideal plant choice for indoor propagation. Snake plant propagation is straightforward, and there are five common ways you can do … Read more

Most of our dehydrated plants can become a little finicky in the height of summer. Several of our potted plants enjoy moisture but dislike “getting their feet wet,” which complicates matters because standing water can rapidly cause rot. The good thing is that you can create a humidity tray to boost humidity for the leafy … Read more

Peace lilies are delicate, porcelain-colored blossoms that are slim, delicate, and have green leaves. It is time to reevaluate the attention you are providing your peace lilies if you see their leaves’ tips are becoming brown. Brown edges on peace lily leaves typically indicate poor maintenance on the owner’s part. The most frequent cause of … Read more

All living things require water for survival, including plants – household and wild plants alike need to be watered. However, before watering your plant, you need to understand the rate and level of water necessary to keep it healthy. Overwatering or underwatering of a snake plant could result in certain undesired results, including the death … Read more

If you’re a beginner in the plant community, you should know about the different Bleeding Heart plant varieties. Please read our complete beginner’s guide below to find out more! Bleeding Hearts, or Dicentra, are shade-preferring perennials with an apparent romantic character. There are plenty more types in the Dicentra species known as Bleeding Hearts. Still, … Read more

Pothos plants require appropriate care to survive, and one of the most crucial aspects of plant care is watering. But how often should you water Pothos? Read more ahead to find the answer! Generally, it would be best if you planned to water a Pothos plant at one or two-week intervals, contingent on the season … Read more

Bamboo plants are an aesthetically pleasing addition to anyone’s home. But if you have one, you might wonder, why is my bamboo plant turning yellow? Read below to find out more! Bamboo plant leaves or stalks can turn yellow for multiple reasons. Four main aspects affect bamboo plants becoming yellow besides disease: watering, sunlight, fertilizer, … Read more

You might be wondering – why are my orchid leaves turning yellow? Read more below to find out the causes of yellow orchid leaves and how to take care of them. Yellow leaves on orchids occur because the roots start dying and can no longer absorb water or nutrients for the orchid. The leaves turn … Read more

When you come across one, you would expect it to be unusual, but prayer plants only have one odd habit. The prayer plant gets its name because, at night, its leaves close and are raised in prayer. As you may anticipate from a horror film, some plants have small leaflets that quiver and wave while … Read more

The Bird of Paradise is instantly eye-catching in its maturity, making it a popular plant in any garden. Still, the plant’s leaves occasionally curl when there are issues. So, why are my Bird of Paradise leaves curling, and how can I fix them? Poor watering, low humidity, and excess heat are the main reasons the … Read more

Dracaena plants are one of the most popular houseplants; they can be planted indoors and outdoors; these plants are available in different varieties, approximately a hundred and twenty varieties. If you hope to have one of these plants in your home, you need to know the most popular varieties so that you can select the … Read more

The Mother of Thousands plant is a gorgeous and exciting houseplant that’s trendy these days. If you decide to keep one of these plants in your house, you should know how to take care of it so it survives for years. Mother of Thousands requires a well-draining potting mix, thorough and infrequent watered, and bright, … Read more

The queen of the night, also known as epiphyllum oxypetalum, is an awesome, unique plant that blooms at night and has a sweet lasting fragrance. This plant is native to Central America and South America and develops well in hardiness zones 10 and 11. This plant is relatively easy to grow; however, having an idea … Read more

Prayer plants are beautiful indoor plants, and their propagation is easy! Learn more about how to propagate prayer-plants with our guide below. Prayer plants are a popular and traditional indoor plant with a simple propagation process. You can use various methods, including water, soil, seed and root propagation. Each works differently, and choosing the right … Read more

Aloe Vera is a popular household plant with great medicinal benefits like aiding the treatment of wounds and bites, as well as skin improvement. While this plant is quite easy to grow and maintain, a common problem many gardeners face is the Aloe plant’s green leaves turning brown. Several factors cause this; however, to correct … Read more

If you are a houseplant enthusiast, you have probably seen or grown a pothos plant. It is among the most popular house plants because it doesn’t mind much about light, water, or fertilization. Learning how to propagate pothos will help you grow more pothos plants. Propagating pothos plants is easy. You just need to cut … Read more

Wandering Jew, also known as Zebrina pendula and a native of Mexico, is a fast-growing plant with dangling branches and purple and green leaves frequently striped with silver. Wandering Jew thrives outside U.S. Department of Agriculture plant tolerance zones 9 through 11. It is a warm-climate plant that is typically grown indoors. The wandering jew … Read more

With its heart-shaped flowers blooming on slender vines that could eventually linger for miles, this plant makes the perfect hanging plant. However, what happens when your Ceropegia woodii, also called a string of hearts, grows a little overly long or unkempt? Simple propagation enables you to reduce the vines and is the answer to these … Read more

Watering is one of the main tasks you must execute as a plant owner as it impacts the plant’s growth and survival. While it is not the only watering method, most people prefer to water their plants by pouring water on the soil surface. But have you heard of or do you know how to … Read more

A few houseplants can transform your house’s aesthetic and overall atmosphere. But do you know that stylish grow lights for indoor plants can elevate the benefits of your houseplants and enhance their growth? It all starts with picking the best decorative grow lights. Stylish grow lights help your indoor plants thrive by providing the necessary … Read more

Is your fiddle leaf fig experiencing the root rot issue? Don’t panic because it is a common issue with indoor plants, especially the fiddle leaf figs. However, root rot can be a severe problem if not well managed; so, what is root rot fiddle leaf fig, and how do you treat it? Root rot in … Read more

Are you worried about the safety of your dog or cat with fiddle leaf figs? You are not alone because most pet owners express similar concerns. In fact, a commonly asked question by fiddle leaf fig owners is, are fiddle leaf figs toxic to dogs? Fiddle leaf figs are toxic to cats, dogs, and people. … Read more

Do you know that most fiddle leaf fig owners keep their fiddles as houseplants? Again, a quick search on the internet will reveal tons of information on how to care for indoor fiddle leaf figs. You are probably wondering, what happens when you keep your fiddle leaf fig outdoors? Fiddle leaf figs can survive and … Read more

When preparing to repot a fiddle leaf fig tree, you could be intimidated by the enormity of the root ball or the plant’s seeming fragility. Many people would tell you how replanting a fiddle leaf fig is complicated or tough, but in reality, it is simple to accomplish and poses little risk to your plant. … Read more

Seeing your beautiful fiddle leaf fig, indoor plant dropping leaves could make you worried and concerned. However, the important thing to do in such situations is to identify and remedy the actual cause. Failure could cause your plant to drop all its leaves and eventually die. Fiddle Leaf Figs are one of the most beautiful … Read more

Plant propagation helps grow more of a plant without spending a dime! For lovers of household plants like fiddle leaf fig, if you are considering having more of this plant in your home, then propagation is what you need. However, for proper propagation, you must understand the right methods; otherwise, your plant might not survive. … Read more

Although money tree plants do not guarantee future fortune, they are well-liked. Only extremely hot temperatures are suitable for growing these deciduous evergreens, which are native to the wetlands of South and Central America. Learning how to multiply these Pachira plants is one approach to growing more money trees. Cutting is the most typical way … Read more

Spider plant, also known as Chlorophytum comosum, native to Southern Africa, is a very tolerant and easy-to-grow household plant. As much as these plants are best cared for and maintained indoors, it needs more space to propagate well. However, before transitioning the plants, it is important that you know if these plants could survive outside … Read more

Swiss Cheese plants, also known as Monstera deliciosa, native to South America, are a very popular and cherished household plant. These plants are easy to maintain; however, they could quickly become droopy when neglected or not properly taken care of. If you notice your Monstera is droopy, you do not need to become too worried; … Read more

Ficus lyrata, or fiddle leaf fig, is a tropical shrub that thrives in sunlight, humidity, and water. These plants are native to the tropical rainforests of Western Africa, where they receive plenty of water and experience periods of drought. However, overwatering is one of the most typical issues with some of these house plants. Begin … Read more