The Cinnamon Fertilizer Tea DIY You'll Want To Use When Growing Seedlings
Growing seedlings at home can be a rewarding experience. Ensure that they'll grow strong and well-nourished with this cinnamon fertilizer hack from TikTok.
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How To Save Your Beautiful Christmas Cactus From Root Rot
The holiday houseplant is relatively low maintenance, but there's one stubborn problem that, left untreated, can kill your beloved succulent.
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The Easiest Way To Prevent Pesky Mites From Killing Your Succulent Garden
The conditions succulent gardens love often attract spider mites, which can wreak havoc on your houseplants. Here's a simple fix for the pesky critters.
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Propagating Your Prayer Plant Is A Breeze With These Helpful Tips
Prayer plants are a beautiful addition to your houseplant collection, but how do you propagate them? Here's the best way to propagate prayer plants.
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How To Water Your Houseplants The Right Way During Winter
Watering houseplants can be a guessing game any time of the year, but in winter there are a few things to keep in mind to ensure your houseplants thrive.
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The Big Mistake That's Causing Your Peace Lily's Leaves To Turn Brown
Looking after plants in the home requires a fine balance of care. Avoid this big mistake that's causing your peace lily's leaves to turn brown.
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TikTok's Plant Repotting Hack That Will Make Clean Up A Breeze
Many houseplant owners dread the chore of repotting. For large, leafy plants, the task can be messy. But this TikTok hack solves clean-up with one item.
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Why You Should Start Adding Pinecones To The Bottom Of Your Planters
If you've got plenty of pinecones littering your yard, don't worry - save money by adding pinecones and soil to houseplants to fill out your large planters.
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Why You Want To Be Cautious About Bringing Flowering Maples Into Your Home
Flowering maples are beautiful, but they can cause issues if grown inside. Here is what you should keep in mind before bringing flowering maples into your home.
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The Biggest Downsides To Growing Hyacinths Indoors
Hyacinths are known for their bright, colorful blooms and are relatively easy to grow. These are the biggest downsides to growing hyacinths indoors.
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Why You May Want To Think Twice Before Growing A Juniper Indoors
When choosing indoor plants, there are good and poor choices. If you've got allergies, juniper is one type of plant you should avoid keeping indoors.
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Turn Pool Noodles Into Unique Faux Cactus Decor With This Creative DIY
If you've got pool noodles around the house not being used, use them to create a unique faux cactus and add some Southwestern flair to your decor.
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Do Boston Ferns Really Help Decrease Mold In Your Home?
You may have heard that Boston ferns are a versatile houseplant that can reduce the amount of mold in your home. Is this too good to be true?
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The Major Downside Of Growing Palm Trees Indoors
A potted palm tree is a great way to bring a tropical vibe into your interior, but there's a big downside to indoor palms that you might not have thought of.
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How To Treat Your Aloe Plant When It's Infected With Pests
If you have a pest problem among your houseplants, treat it ASAP. Aloe plants' juicy insides are especially susceptible, but squashing the infestation is easy.
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Handy Ways To Repurpose Planters Inside & Outside Your Home
If you're like us, you have a stack of unused planters waiting to be repurposed. Here are some of our favorite ways to give them new life inside and outside.
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The Simplest Way To Banish Mealybugs From Your Christmas Cactus
If you've noticed tiny, fluffy white insects on your Christmas cactus, they're most likely mealybugs. Discover an easy way to get rid of these common pests.
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Think Twice Before Tossing Old Mugs. Turn Them Into Unique Planters Instead
If you have an unruly collection of old mugs sitting in the cabinet that need to be cleared out, don't just throw them away. Repurpose them as indoor planters.
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The Simple Way To Tell If Your Monkey Tail Cactus Is Getting Enough Light
Monkey tail cacti are a fun addition to any houseplant collection, but they need lots of light to stay happy. Here is how to know if they're not getting enough.
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Why A Ficus Might Not Be The Ideal Houseplant
The ficus is a popular houseplant for its versatility, affordability, and ease of care. However, there are reasons it's not the best plant to have indoors.
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Is Epsom Salt The Secret To A Flourishing Christmas Cactus?
Christmas cacti can be difficult houseplants to maintain since they are native to Brazilian rainforests. Can you give yours the boost it needs with Epsom salt?
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This Kitchen Essential Can Save Your Houseplants From Yellowing Leaves
If your houseplants have yellowing leaves, there are various reasons this could be happening. In some cases, this kitchen essential can remedy the problem.
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Why Chamomile Might Not Be The Ideal House Plant
While known for its pleasing aroma and calming properties, chamomile can have a major drawback for certain people that makes it less than ideal to keep indoors.
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Easily Get Rid Of Pesky Aphids With This Brilliant Tip
If you're dealing with an aphid infestation on one or more of your plants, use this brilliant and affordable trap to get rid of the pests easily.
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12 Reasons Your Houseplant Leaves Are Turning Yellow & What To Do About It
Your houseplants' leaves turn yellow for various reasons. Learn what to check to find out why your plants' leaves are turning yellow and how to fix it.
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Think Twice Before Fertilizing Ivy In The Winter. Here's Why
English ivy makes for a beautiful houseplant, but caring for it indoors in winter is confusing. Before fertilizing yours, learn here why it might be a mistake.
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Should You Use Vinegar To Get Rid Of Unsightly Yellow Mold On Houseplant Soil?
We always want to give our houseplants the best chance of growing. We find out if you should use vinegar to get rid of unsightly yellow mold on the soil.
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