8 Signs That Your Indoor Plant Needs To Be Repotted (And 3 Signs They're Ok As Is)
Unbeknownst to many, an ill-fitting pot is often the reason behind the deterioration of plants. Here are the signs it's time to change up your plant's home.
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How To Keep Amaryllis As A Houseplant After It's Done Blooming
Amaryllis are grown as living décor for the festive season. Instead of discarding them once the blooms are spent, learn how to keep them around forever.
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The Popular Indoor Plant That Thrives In The Colder Rooms In Your Home
Most houseplants are tropical and like a warm home. For cold rooms, you need something adapted to chilly temperatures. This pretty vine is the perfect choice.
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24 Unique Kinds Of Amaryllis You Can Grow For Beautiful Blooms In Your Home
A flowering amaryllis in a pot adds a pop of color indoors. If you're bored of the usual white or red flowers, there are near-endless other cultivars available.
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The Unique Tropical Indoor Plant That Thrives In The Bathroom
This houseplant thrives in the typical high humidity of a bathroom and adds a velvet-soft texture to a space that can sometimes feel quite hard and clinical.
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Say Goodbye To Boring Aloe: The Spiral Variety That Mesmerizes
If your regular old aloe vera plant is looking a little tired, put a whole new twist on how you think about aloe with this mesmerizing spiral variety.
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The Plant With Striking Foliage You Should Think Twice About Growing Indoors
This plant makes a beautiful, striking shrub outdoors, but indoors, it's notorious for being a diva with its heat, moisture, and light requirements.
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15 Beautiful Annuals You Can Grow Indoors
Longing for some bright blooms and lush greenery in the dead of winter? These lovely garden favorites can be grown as houseplants to kick those winter blues.
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Indoor Plants Thrive With This Watering Tip
Most people tend to water their plants with tap water. There isn't anything especially wrong with that, but there's another way to make them thrive.
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How To Repot Your Pothos Plant So It Thrives All Year
The pothos plant, with its marbled, heart-shaped foliage, makes an excellent houseplant, but it needs repotting to help it thrive. Here's how to do it.
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The Stunning Sub-Tropical Plant That Can Thrive When Grown Indoors
Looking for an easy-to-grow tropical plant? This perennial grows quickly and offers beautiful blooms even when contained to a pot in your home.
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Red Grow Light Types You Should Know (& The Best Way To Grow Your Plants With Them)
Curious about using red grow lights for your houseplants? Learn about the different types of red light and how they impact plant growth (for better or worse).
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Keep Your Snake Plant Flourishing Year-Round With An Easy Care Tip Everyone Forgets
Snake plants are well-known for being low maintenance houseplants. However, that doesn't mean they're devoid of needs. This one task is particularly important.
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Can You Use Tap Water On Your Houseplants? Here's What We Know
Using tap water to water your houseplants is convenient. However, it may not be the healthiest option for your plants. Learn what to use to keep them thriving.
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How To Choose The Best Spot On Your Countertop For An Indoor Garden
A countertop garden can be an uplifting and even convenient kitchen addition, as long as you place it in a spot offering the ideal conditions for it to thrive.
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How To Propagate A Lipstick Plant For New, Healthy Growth In Spring
Lipstick plants, with their trailing foliage and unusually shaped flowers, are popularly grown as houseplants. Easily propagate them to expand your collection.
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Put Your Old Coffee Mugs To Work As Planters: 8 Plants That Will Thrive Inside
Holding onto those stained, chipped coffee mugs? If you love houseplants, it's easy to repurpose old mugs into small plant pots that double as quirky décor.
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Why Your Entryway Makes The Best Place For A Pothos Plant
Pothos are beautiful and low-maintenance plants that can grow almost anywhere, but there are added benefits to when they're placed in the entryway.
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Prune These 11 Indoor Plants In January For A Fresh Start
Outdoor gardening slows down in January, but if you have these indoor plants, you can get to work cleaning them up during the chilly season.
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The Indoor Plant That Thrives In Low Light (Unlike Other Succulents)
When you have limited sunlight, it can be difficult for succulents and other houseplants to thrive, but there's one beauty that makes the most of low-light.
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15 Cute DIYs That Level Up Growing Succulents As Decor
Colorful succulents can do wonders for your interior decor. You can even increase their impact with DIY planters, wall mounts, and hanging containers.
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Always Keep Your Amaryllis Bulb: Here's How To Make It Bloom Again
Don't toss your amaryllis plant away once the blooms fade. Here's how to get new growth from its bulb, whether you want it to bloom right away or later.
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The Simple Potting Hack That Makes Multi-Plant Arrangements Effortless
How you exhibit your plants can say a lot about your garden. Luckily, we've got an expert hack to make arrangements so easily you'll want to start right now.
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The Fragrant Citrus Tree With Beautiful Winter Blooms That You Can Grow In Containers
With zesty green (or yellow) fruit in the summer and sweet-smelling flowers in winter, this citrus tree makes a perfect addition to your houseplant collection.
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The Marble Pothos Plant That Would Thrive On An Entryway Table
Plants can liven up dark interior areas, as well as provide visual interest in a home. One pothos plant is a stunner as an entryway fixture.
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Maximize Indoor Plant Storage By Turning An Old China Cabinet Into Something Useful
An old china cabinet is a beautiful plant habitat option for smaller houseplants. It makes use of vertical space and creates an enclosed storage area.
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The Stunning Indoor Plant That Thrives Without Much Care (It's Perfect For Beginners)
This tropical plant will thrive indoors as long as its water and sunlight needs are met. Its glossy leaves encircle the leafstalk like an umbrella.
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