One of the important factors to consider when planting is the type of soil available and the best soil suitable for the plant. One of the most recommended houseplants for gardeners is the snake plant because it is a tough plant that occasionally survives when neglected. Nevertheless, you need to ensure you use the best … Read more
Rubber plants are common household plants in Asia and some other regions. These plants are undoubtedly beautiful and would certainly add to your home’s indoor decoration. However, if you own a cat, it is essential to know if these plants are safe around your pet or pose any threat. Of course, rubber plants are toxic … Read more
The Pilea plant, also known as the Chinese Money plant and the Friendship plant, is an adaptable plant with distinctive coin shaped leaves. They are fast growing and make a great plant for beginners. Thought to bring wealth and good fortune to the owners, the Pilea plant is often used as a housewarming gift. We … Read more
Monstera plants are known by many names, most commonly the Swiss Cheese Plant. They are easy plants to care for, as they are well adapted to survive in all different sorts of conditions. If you have a Monstera plant, you may have noticed that its leaves are turning yellow at least once. There are several … Read more
Not everyone has a green thumb and no matter what they do, they cannot keep their houseplants alive. The question is, what are they doing to kill their houseplant? Read on to find this answer to this question. Mistakes That Can Kill Your Houseplants 1. Over-watering This is usually the reason that your plants die. … Read more
Dracaenas are known as the dragon tree due to their sword-like red-edged leaves. They are popular houseplants that do not require a lot of care. They are often kept in the home or office for their attractive foliage. Tolerant to low light and easy to grow, these small trees can grow to up to 20 … Read more
The Philodendron comes in both climbing and non-climbing varieties and can add a beautiful jungle-like appeal to your home. They are tough and resilient houseplants that are fairly easy to care for and will thrive under the right conditions. If your Philodendron’s leaves are turning yellow, it could be from a number of causes. You … Read more
The bedroom is where research states you spend a third of your life so it should be a haven for you. A place of peace, warm colors, and quiet where you can re-energize your body and mind. Plants can give you a sense of serenity and help you with insomnia. They can also help purify … Read more
When you bring a new houseplant home, you should make sure it is not toxic for children and pets. Learn about these poisonous houseplants.
All plants need light to grow, thrive, and bloom with some needing less than others. For any gardener, low light conditions are always a challenge. Even plants that can do well in the shade outdoors will need more light when they are grown indoors. Read on to find out the plants you can grow indoors … Read more
Your bathroom is one of the most humid rooms in your home. If you want to have plants in this room you will need to find ones that can stand the humidity. Having houseplants in your bathroom can make them more pleasant a room, improve the air quality, and décor. Factors to Consider Your bathroom … Read more
Houseplants and indoor trees add greenery and warmth to a room. They will even help to clean and filter the air. With indoor trees, their size can fill up more area than a houseplant but most homes have more low light than direct light so what should you do? Which trees would work there? Read on … Read more
When choosing plants for your apartment you need to consider the type of apartment, space for plants, and how much time you can devote taking care of them.
In addition to decorating your office, plants can have other benefits. Here are some of the 10 best plants for your office.
If you have a dog, cat, or other pet, you want to make sure that the houseplants you have are safe for them. Here are some plants that are pet friendly.
Taking care of house plants can be tricky as there are multiple things that you need to take into consideration. You need to know how much light they need, do they need fertilizer, how to water them, and more. In this article, you will find tips to help take care of your houseplants so they … Read more
One reason that people start seeds indoors is so they can get a jump start on the gardening season. This is especially good to do if you live in a region with short growing seasons. It will give you a few more weeks of growing time. The question is which seeds are the easiest to … Read more
When a plant has yellowing or brown leaves, it’s a sign that there may be something wrong with the plant. Learn what to do next.
This is a question that many gardeners ask themselves so what is the answer and why is the answer right. Should you cut off dead leaves from indoor plants and if yes why and if no why? Plants add beauty to any room plus they also help to purify the air so it is important … Read more
Just as people need different amounts of light to feel their best, so do plants. Getting the right sunlight exposure is key to keeping your plants thriving. There are two types of sunlight: direct and indirect which we will discuss more in this article. Learn which type of light each plant needs and how to … Read more
The ZZ plant is from Africa and though it does not require a tropical environment to survive you try to keep it the environment somewhat like its a natural place. One day, you notice that its leaves are turning yellow but you are not sure why. This article will help to answer that question. The … Read more
Aloe plants can successfully be grown from seeds indoors. Harvest the seeds from mature aloe plants and sow in moistened sandy soil. Using a plant dome or plastic bag will ensure proper humidity for proper germination. Maintain warm temperatures and bright light for at least 2-4 weeks before repotting. How to Grow Aloe From Seeds … Read more
The more common name that people know this plant by is Elephant Ears. They do give the grower some challenges that are not small but the beautiful foliage is just one of the reasons to have this plant in your home. One day, you notice the leaves turning yellow but what is causing it? Read … Read more
Are the leaves on your Sansevieria plant yellow? Here are some of the reasons why and, most importantly, how you can treat your plant.
From seed to maturity, a Magnolia takes 15-ish years, but by following a simple set of steps, you will be on your way to enjoying your very own Magnolia tree.
The Arrowhead plant is an easy plant to care for as long as you give it lightly moist soil and bright light. You are doing just that but suddenly you notice that the leaves are yellow. What caused this and how do you treat it? Or do you just throw it away and get a … Read more
The Stromanthe is a leafy tropical plant in the prayer plant family. These plants are unique in that they fold in on themselves at night. They are eye catching with their full variegate leaves in striations of different pink hues. They require conditions that mimic those of a rainforest, so humidity, natural light, and soil … Read more
Grapes are generally viewed as crop plants, but will grow enthusiastically in containers in most zones. Container grapes will require a large pot with excellent drainage, full sun, and a strong, durable trellis. Careful pruning will yield the most productive plants. Mildew and fungus are common issues that can be mitigated with good air circulation … Read more
The Pothos, also called the Money Plant or the Devil’s Ivy, is a hardy plant often mistaken for the Philodendron. It is one of the simplest indoor plants to grow. Even people who serially forget to water their plants can keep a Pothos plant alive, which makes them very appealing as houseplant. They are often … Read more
Crepe myrtles are beautiful flowering trees that can reach 15-25 feet in height. They thrive best in hardiness zones 7-9. Transplanting a tree is never easy, but a crepe myrtle may be more likely to survive the move, as they are less sensitive to root loss. If you are considering moving your crepe myrtle, there … Read more
