In the winter, plants slow down — even fast growers like inch plants. As a result, their care needs change, so it's important to not overload them with water.
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Rather than buying lots of smaller plants, consider choosing one of these giants to quickly fill your space with greenery. There's something for everyone.
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Rice water is a great fertilizer, packed with starch and nutrients. Not all plants love it, though, so it's important to only use it in some cases.
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There are houseplants for every kind of indoor light. Some need bright, direct sunlight, while others prefer a little less light, even in some shady spots.
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Calatheas are beautiful tropical plants that even hint when they're thirsty. Here's how to keep them happy and hydrated indoors, and through changing seasons.
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Popping this kitchen essential in your planter is all takes to give your holiday arrangement all-new opportunities for festive decorative additions.
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Your garden might not be looking its best through winter, but you can fill your home with houseplants to get your green-fingered kick and lift your spirits.
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Good gardeners and houseplant owners watch their plants closely for signs of disease, but the 'dust' on your succulents is probably a good thing.
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Poinsettias are pretty, no doubt about that — but their vibrant flowers don't always last through winter. Try these alternatives for longer bursts of color.
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Bromeliads make for gorgeous houseplants that can bloom through the cold season. Follow these watering guidelines to keep your bromeliads happy all winter.
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Christmas cactus has beautiful, vibrant flowers. However, to see them, the cactus has to experience a change in growing conditions that signal flowering season.
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Peace lilies are beautiful and popular plants that can brighten up your home. Caring for them requires pruning to keep them blooming for a long time.
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If you hate spending money on a Christmas tree just to throw it out a few weeks later, check out this list of Christmas tree houseplants you can grow year-long.
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Spider plants have the reputation of being nearly unkillable, so how comes yours is losing its leaves and looking sad? The answer might be overwatering.
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A lot of houseplants bloom indoors, but not so many produce abundant flowers in winter. Brighten up dark corners of your home with this vibrant succulent.
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Hibiscuses are beautiful plants, but they're not always easy to grow. Luckily, these lookalikes will give you the same vibe with a lot less hassle.
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To add a bit of festive cheer to your kitchen this season, why not give this clever Christmas tree alternative a try? It would also make a lovely gift!
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Spider plants are incredibly easy to take care of and are often recommended to beginners, but if you want to guarantee success, try upgrading your care routine.
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Unfortunately, not every houseplant is going to thrive. While it can be tempting to hang on to hope, these are the clear signs that it's time to be trashed.
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The zebra plant features tropical, patterned leaves and bright yellow flowers, and it requires careful watering. Here are the watering tips to keep in mind.
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Snake plants survive drought, but that trait doesn't help them so much in winter, when their growth slows. Get winter watering right to keep your plant healthy.
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Live Christmas trees bring so much to a space, provided you maintain them. You can keep your tree supple all season long with one simple household appliance.
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Despite the supposed benefits of adding hot water to the Christmas tree, many experts agree there are other steps more critical for keeping it hydrated.
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Don't let your houseplants fall victim to the dark, cold hours of the winter season. Keep them alive and thriving by installing this indoor lighting fix.
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If you live in a small city apartment with few windows or are looking for a plant for an interior home office, look no further than this stately tropical plant.
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Going away over the holidays? Don't leave your Christmas tree to dry out. This DIY uses items you probably already have at home to keep your tree hydrated.
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Christmas Cactus definitely need sunlight, but if you give them too much they could weaken and even die. Here are the signs to watch for as you care for them.
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