Why You May Want To Think Twice Before Growing Amaryllis
While amaryllis plants produce beautiful red blooms, they also have one main downside. Discover why you may not want to grow this flower indoors or outside.
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How To Properly Propagate Your Topsy Turvy Succulents
If you love your topsy turvy succulents and want more of them, it's easy to propagate them. Here's how to do it properly and what you need to do so.
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This Jenn Todryk-Approved Bohemian Planter Is A Must For Spring
You've got to put your houseplants in something, right? So why not take Jenn Todryk's advice and use one of her favorite planters?
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Hidden Downsides To Growing The Popular English Ivy As An Indoor Houseplant
English ivy can be a beautiful plant to have in your garden. But what if you want to grow it indoors? Here's what to beware of before jumping in.
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Venus Flytraps Are Sensitive: What You Need To Know About Temperature & Humidity
Venus flytraps are unique and fascinating, so it's no surprise that so many people try their hand at growing them. But there's a learning curve.
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This DIY Hanging Planter Reuses Those Glass Jars You Have Laying Around
If you want to add some plants to your home, a good approach to save some money is a DIY hanging planter that reuses those glass jars you have laying around.
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The Simple & Stylish Wooden Plant Stand You Can DIY For Your Home
Plants can take up a lot of space, but you can only fit so many tables in your house. Luckily, a TikToker has shared a tutorial to build a wooden plant stand.
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We Made A Kokedama Moss Ball Planter & It's The Purr-Fect Alternative For Pet Owners
We had been seeing beautiful kokedama plants online and wanted to give it a whirl. We were surprised by just how rewarding this project turned out to be.
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How To Propagate Your Pickle Plant For Even More Succulents
With bluish-green erect stems, pickle plants can easily be propagated to expand your collection. Find out how to turn one plant into many succulents.
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This Gorgeous Plant Will Thrive In Your Humid Bathroom, According To Pinterest
With high humidity from showers and baths, bathrooms are not where many houseplants thrive. However, that's exactly what this low-maintenance plant loves.
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The Common Mistake To Avoid When Propagating A Snake Plant
If you want to propagate your snake plant to produce more houseplants from cuttings, discover one crucial mistake you should always avoid making.
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The Common Saucer Mistake That Could Be Killing Your Houseplants
Saucers are essential for avoiding messes when you water your houseplants, but there is one major pitfall in using them that can result in unhealthy plants.
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DIY A Fun Planter Using This Unexpected Vintage Find
Turn your gardening -- and decor -- game up a notch by repurposing this vintage item into a quirky and stylish DIY planter for your favorite succulents.
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TikTok's Landscaping Trick For Those Who Don't Have A Green Thumb
If you're not the luckiest planter in the garden, there's still hope! To cultivate a lush garden, this TikTok landscaping trick will work in your favor.
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The Classic Houseplant You May Want To Consider Putting In Your Bathroom
Bathrooms can be a difficult place for plants, since they often have high humidity and not much light. But there's one plant that thrives in these conditions.
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Why The Bathroom Is Actually The Perfect Place For A Spider Plant
Bathrooms can be a tricky place for a houseplant. But one houseplant really shines in this space. Find out why you should add a spider plant to your bathroom.
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The IKEA BORRBY Hack You Need To Create An Instagram-Worthy Plant Terrarium
Terrariums are easy ways to add some greenery into your space without any high maintenance requirements. Learn how to make one out of the IKEA BORRBY lantern.
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Why Potted Plants From Estate Sales Are More Valuable Than You Think
Estate sales can be an awesome place to pick up mature plants at a good price. Here's what you need to know to make sure you're getting a deal.
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Use This Cornstarch Hack To Save Water In The Garden And Thank Us Later
Cornstarch has many uses outside of the kitchen, but did you know it can help your houseplants? Find out how to use it in your plant care routine.
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Shake Things Up For Spring With This Popular Gardening Trend
If you really want to mix things up in your spring gardening routine, say "cheers" to this popular garden trend for 2024, which won't require many materials.
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Is Playing Music The Secret To Thriving Houseplants?
There has been a lot of chatter over the years about whether music can help your houseplants grow. Find out what the research says before trying it yourself.
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Avoid Making These Crucial Mistakes With Your African Violet Houseplants
African violets are a delightful houseplant and they add a pop of color to any room. Make sure you aren't making these mistakes with your plant.
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Why Your Snake Plant Might Be Turning Brown (And What To Do About It)
Is your beloved snake plant developing brown spots, tips, or edges? If you think there's a problem, there could be a fix to bring this houseplant back to life.
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Turn A Simple Shower Caddy Into A Stunning Modern Plant Tower For Your Home
Plant towers can get expensive, but you can recreate a chic design by repurposing an affordable shower caddy with this simple DIY plant project.
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We Mounted A Staghorn Fern To Create The Perfect Gift Of Living Art
Mounted plants are a beautiful addition to any interior space, but they can get expensive. Instead, we tried making our own mounted staghorn fern.
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The Common Pests That'll Wreak Havoc On Your Houseplants During Winter
If you think your indoor plants are safe from insects and mites, you are mistaken. Here's what to do when tiny outdoor adversaries get inside the house.
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Succulent Plants You Shouldn't Grow Together
Most succulents enjoy similar conditions and are relatively easy to grow, but you must avoid growing incompatible plants together. Watch out for these pairings.
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