Bleeding Hearts: The Dramatic & Colorful Plant You Can Grow Indoors
You don't have to restrict your beloved bleeding heart plant to the outdoors. Consider bringing it inside for a gorgeous, dramatic show of heart-shaped flowers.
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The Trendy Self-Watering Plants That Take Care Of Themselves (& Should You Try Them?)
Crispy and rotting houseplants won't earn you points for home styling. Here, consider one brand erasing strict watering schedules for houseplant care.
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The Popular Houseplant Dog Owners Should Avoid At All Costs
Explore the houseplant dog owners should avoid to ensure pet safety. Learn about the popular indoor palm that can pose risks to your beloved canine companions.
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9 Common Plants That Should Be Moved Indoors At The End Of Summer
Certain plants simply can't survive cold winters to see spring. Instead of growing them as annuals, here's how to save your specimens by bringing them indoors.
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IFA 2024: Turn Your Windows Into An Urban Garden With Balconyfarm's Duo
People want to grow fruit, veggies, and herbs easily indoors, hence the rise of small-scale hydroponics. Here is Balconyfarm’s take on the solution at IFA 2024.
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Reuse An Old Spice Rack To Beautifully Hang Plants & Flowers On Your Wall
Want to display plants in your home but don't have much space? Try out this genius spice rack trick that will allow you to hang plants and flowers on a wall.
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Tips For Growing The Gorgeous Gloxinia Flower Indoors
If you don't live in a tropical area, you can grow the gorgeous gloxinia flower indoors as a houseplant. These tricks and tips could give it even more blooms.
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Simple Ways To Water Your Aloe Vera For Lush Growth
It's easy to care for an aloe vera plant, but the watering has to be just right to keep it healthy. Luckily, there are simple ways to water this succulent.
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Make The Perfect Mini Succulent Garden With Your Old Egg Cartons
Your leftover egg cartons can be transformed into a mini succulent garden with this easy DIY that gives these plants a home you can put indoors and outdoors.
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The Essential Role Of Hydrogen Peroxide In Hydroponic Gardening
You may already know that you can use hydrogen peroxide in the garden, but it plays an especially essential role if you're growing hydroponic plants.
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The Benefits Of Growing A Dancing Lady Orchid Indoors
A dancing lady orchid is considered an especially lovely houseplant, but there are more benefits to growing one inside your house than you might imagine.
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Will Coffee Grounds Help Aloe Vera Plants Grow Or Just Make Things Worse
Used coffee grounds are a popular fertilizer for home gardens and houseplants, but you might want to rethink adding it to struggling aloe plants.
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The Watering Trick That'll Help Spider Plants Thrive
Looking for a way to help your precious spiders plants thrive? An expert shares tips on how to be successful with this interesting watering trick.
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Why Some Gardeners Swear By Sniffing Their Houseplant Soil (& Should You Try It?)
While it may seem strange, some people regularly sniff the soil around their houseplants. Find out why many gardeners do this and if you should, too.
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Grow The Adorable Cape Sundew With Your Houseplants For Natural Pest Control
Did you know that the cape sundew plant can be used as an excellent source of natural pest control? Here's how you can grow it in your home.
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Grow Happy & Healthy Geraniums In Containers With These Must-Know Tips
We spoke to a gardening expert to find out what must-know tips will help people grow beautiful geraniums in containers that are both happy and healthy.
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The Best Place To Grow A Firestick Plant In Your Yard
If you're considering planting a firestick plant, you'll want to know the best place to plant this lovely succulent in your yard for peak color.
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How To Propagate Your Cinnamon Tree (& The Best Time To Do It)
If you already have a cinnamon tree or know someone who does, you can propagate it for another one. However, make sure you start the process at the right time.
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12 Hacks To Help Your Peace Lilies Flourish As An Indoor Houseplant
Peace lilies are a great way to add a touch of nature to your home. From fertilizer to watering, here are the best tips and tricks to help them grow and thrive.
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When To Crush Vs Blend Eggshells Before Using Them In The Garden
Don't toss those eggshells in the garbage! If you have a flower garden, landscaping, or veggies growing, eggshells offer a host of benefits for your plants.
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The Renter-Friendly Hack To Hang Indoor Plants Without Tools Or Damage
If you're renting, a dream of filling your home with hanging plants might seem out of reach. Try this renter-friendly hack before giving up. No tools required!
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Try This Simple Soil Trick To Get Rid Of Gnats In Your Plants Naturally
If gnats are surrounding your beloved houseplants, don't worry. There's a simple trick for your soil that you can try according to expert Lisa Eldred Steinkopf.
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How To Tell If Your Aloe Vera Plant Is Overwatered
If your aloe vera houseplant is looking a little blah lately, you might wonder if it's being overwatered, which is a common issue. Watch for these signs.
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Repurpose A Coat Hanger Into A Unique Rustic Trellis For Your Plants
If your vining houseplants are getting too long and need some support, learn how to turn an accordion coat hanger into a simple wall-hanging plant trellis.
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The Common Houseplant You Didn't Realize Produces Fruit (But There's A Catch)
Nicknamed the "fruit salad plant," this houseplant produces unique flowers and fruits in the wild - but you might have difficulty getting it to bloom indoors.
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9 DIY Coffee Mug Décor Projects To Add Style To Your Home
Coffee mugs can be hard to part with, even if they're chipped or cracked. Get creative with these DIY projects to repurpose coffee mugs into stylish home décor.
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Herbs You Can Grow In Your Kitchen Without Any Soil
Do you need soil to grow plants? Most of the time, the answer is yes. But for these common kitchen herbs, you can grow them with water alone. Here's how.
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