Set Your Thermostat To This Temperature To Help Your Real Christmas Tree Last Longer
Don't set your thermostat too high, or your Christmas tree may not last the season. Here's how you can keep it hydrated and thriving through the holidays.
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19 Hardy Houseplants That Don't Mind A Cold Winter Draft
If cold air sneaks through your windows each winter, certain indoor plants can handle it with ease, bringing life to your home even on the frostiest days.
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Can You Use Coffee Grounds As Fertilizer For Indoor Cacti Plants?
Coffee grounds can be used as a fertilizer for plants, but before you add your morning caffeine fix to the soil of your cacti, there are some things to know.
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How To Force Amaryllis Flower To Bloom In The Winter
Amaryllis boast enormous blooms in vibrant shades, making them lovely for festive décor. They also happen to be one of the easiest winter bulbs to force.
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The Winter-Blooming Flower That Will Add Vibrant Color To Your Home
To drive away the winter gloom, there's one particular flowering houseplant you'll want to grow to add some amazing pops of color to your home.
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The Common Watering Mistake You're Making With Your Peace Lily
Peace lilies are generally easy houseplants to care for, but if you make this watering mistake, you'll probably notice their leaf tips turning brown.
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The Fast-Growing Houseplant That Will Fill Large Empty Spaces In Your Home
Houseplants come in all shapes and sizes, and there's one that not only grows quickly but also adds visual interest to those empty corners of a room.
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The Type Of Fern That'll Thrive Under The Low Light Conditions In Your Home
Not all houseplants need full sunlight to survive, which means you can still add gorgeous pops of color to your home with this beautiful fern.
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Keep Your Jade Plant Happy This Winter With These Easy Tips
Keeping your jade plant content during the winter months is not that difficult if you follow a few simple tips to provide the conditions it needs.
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The Worst Way To Use Old Potting Soil (Don't Make This Mistake)
There are definitely ways to effectively reuse old potting soil, but not all methods are created equal. Here's one use you'll want to avoid when gardening.
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Keep Your Hoyas Healthy All Winter Long With These Easy Tips
It's easy to keep your hoyas from feeling the winter blues. Learn how much water, light, and humidity will keep them thriving, and even blooming, till spring.
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The Best Way To Propagate Begonia Plants Isn't As Hard As You Think
Propagating houseplants is a great way to get more blooms for your buck. Follow this easy, beginner-friendly method to propagate begonias for your garden.
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Double Your Snake Plant Collection With An Old Coffee Mug You Already Own
An easygoing and beginner-friendly houseplant, snake plants are popular for a good reason. They're also easy to propagate into containers like coffee mugs.
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Why Your Peace Lily Plant's Tips Are Turning Brown (And How To Rescue It)
While there are several reasons why your peace lily may have brown tips on its leaves, the main culprit is usually too much of a good thing.
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Buds Dropping From Your Christmas Cactus? Here's The Cause (And The Cure)
It's finally that time of year: Your Christmas cactus is forming little buds just in time for the holiday season. If they're falling off, this might be why.
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17 Humidity-Loving Indoor Plants That Will Thrive When Grown In Pebble Trays
Not all houseplants love humidity. However, there are lots of tropical plants that hail from damp rainforests, and many of them will benefit from a pebble tray.
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Keep Your Poinsettia Plants Thriving With One Simple Addition To The Soil
Did you bring a poinsettia into your home for the holidays? Create potting mix that extends the life of your poinsettia with a cheap, common gardening material.
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Keep Your Air Plant Happy & Hydrated This Winter With These Simple Tips
Air plants are kooky. They don't need soil and are mostly fuss-free. However, caring for them in winter means perfecting the care you give, such as watering.
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Keep Your Lucky Bamboo Plants Thriving All Winter With These Simple Tips
Even though lucky bamboo is a tropical plant, you can keep yours thriving indoors over winter if you provide it with the right care and conditions.
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12 Common Indoor Plants That Need Special Care In The Winter To Thrive
Houseplants are usually easier to maintain than garden plants, but most still need special care in winter to thrive. Learn what these 12 common plants require.
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The 3 Types Of Holiday Cactus You Should Know (And How To Grow Each Kind)
Three similar plants, three different bloom times. Understanding these holiday cactus look-alikes helps you nurture their seasonal displays with confidence.
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Unique & Beautiful Thrifted Items You Can Use To Grow Paperwhites
Grow stunning paperwhites indoors in time for the holidays. They can be grown in water alone and don't require drainage, so container options are endless.
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12 Tips & Tricks To Ensure Your Christmas Cactus Blooms
If you've been struggling to get beautiful, pink blooms out of your Christmas cactus, these tips and tricks will have your tropical plant flowering in no time.
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The Indoor Tree That Thrives In Low-Light Conditions
Live in a place that doesn't get much light, but want to spruce up your place with some houseplants? This low-light thriving tree is just what you need.
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10 Indoor Plants That Tolerate & Thrive In The Heat
Some of us like to keep our houses warmer than average. If that's you, there are some houseplants that will thrive in your well-heated home.
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The Pinching Trick That'll Set Your Christmas Cactus Up To Thrive After Propagating
If you can properly propagate a Christmas cactus, it will become a gift that keeps on giving. To avoid potential pitfalls, follow this simple tip.
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The Best Compact Pomegranate Tree Varieties To Grow Indoors
Pomegranates are beautiful and delicious, but not every climate is suited to growing the trees outside. These smaller cultivars are perfect for indoor growing.
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