Here's How To Fix A Floppy Monstera Plant
Monstera plants are popular for their low-maintenance nature and hardiness, but they can become floppy over time. Here's how to handle the situation.
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How To Revive A Root-Bound Houseplant
When the roots of your houseplant are tightly knotted together, further growth can be hindered. Here's how to effectively deal with the issue.
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How Martha Stewart Uses A 'Cutting Garden' To Keep Her Vases Full Of Flowers
How can you keep your vases full and your garden thriving? Martha Stewart says creating a separate "cutting garden" will give you the best of both worlds.
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How To DIY A Planter Out Of Old Tile
Sure, you can buy a variety of pots and planters from shops and online stores. But there's a charm (and benefits) to making one on your own.
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Where And How To Use Vaseline To Keep Pests Out Of Your House
When it comes to combatting pests in the home and garden, especially insects, Vaseline shines.
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TikTok's Dollar Store Vase Hack Uses Coffee In An Unexpected Way
Instead of paying top dollar for an expensive vase, why not make one at home? This can easily be done with coffee and a few items from the dollar store.
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Why You Should Be Bottom Watering Your Houseplants
Bottom watering turns the standard plant care routine upside down with some great benefits. Here's why you should consider bottom watering indoor plants.
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A DIY Faux Stone Planter That Easily Passes As The Real Thing
Considering a stone planter to spruce up your outdoor space? For a cheap alternative, consider a DIY option using one of two simple methods.
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Why Pumice Soil Is Perfect For Succulents
Optimal drainage and moisture retention is vital for a thriving succulent. Find out why pumice soil creates the perfect medium for these plants.
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How To Make Your Pothos Plants Look Fuller
Pothos are beautiful and beneficial plants, but they tend to look rather leggy over time, although they are relatively healthy. Here's how to fix this.
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Easily Arrange Your Flowers With Ina Garten's Simple Vase Trick
The process of arranging a large bouquet can be difficult and time-consuming. Luckily, Ina Garten has devised a simple vase trick you have to try.
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Here's Why You Should Consider Microwaving Your Potting Soil
There are other ways of sterilizing your potting soil besides the microwave, but it's the most convenient and efficient course. Here's what you need to know.
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Why You Should Keep Your Pothos Plants Away From Your Pets
While pothos are low maintenance and visually appealing, they're also considered toxic to pets. Here's why you should keep this plant away from your pets.
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Turn Any Flower Vase Into A Stunning Pottery Barn Dupe With This Simple Baking Soda Hack
Pottery Barn has beautiful decor pieces, but they can be expensive. Luckily, you can turn an inexpensive flower vase into a Pottery Barn dupe with this hack.
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Does The Potting Soil You Use Have A Lifespan?
Nothing in life lasts forever. If you're relying on a three year old bag of potting soil to refresh your garden, here are some things to expect.
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The Major Drawback To Using Banana Peels As Fertilizer For Your House Plants
Although banana peels are an excellent, nutritious fertilizer for an outdoor garden, they may not be the best option for house plants. Here's why.
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The Viral Repotting Hack That Utilizes The Original Container For Easy Planting
Repotting can be stressful for both the plant and the gardener. Thankfully, this unique hack makes the process simple and quick. Here's how it works.
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25 Best Houseplants For Every Type Of Friend
Plants make great gifts -- but which one is a perfect match for the bestie in your life?
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Prevent Your Lightbulbs From Sticking In The Light Socket With One Clever Vaseline Hack
Screwing in a lightbulb is supposed to be easy -- but things get tricky fast when rust and corrosion are involved. Here's how Vaseline can help.
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20 Monstera Plant Varieties You Should Know About
There are currently 45 known varieties of the monstera plant. Although some are quite similar, a few have distinctive qualities that are perfect for your home.
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12 Issues You Should Know About Before Growing Snake Plants
Snake plants are low-maintenance houseplants, but there are a few things to watch out for when growing them. Here are the most common snake plant issues.
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Can Your House Plants Really Get Stressed Out?
Are your houseplants living their best lives? Plant stress is very real, so find out how to care for your plants so that they can remain happy and healthy.
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Philodendron Varieties That Make For Beautiful Houseplants
While there are some 450 varieties of vining and non-climbing philodendrons, we've selected 10 we feel would make beautiful additions to your home's décor.
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The Inexpensive Plant Hack HGTV's Emily Henderson Uses To Bring Nature Into The Home
Bringing nature indoors never goes out of style, so spruce up your décor with this quick and simple trick used by Emily Henderson and Keyanna Bowen.
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What's A Moss Pole And Why Should You Add One To Your Houseplants?
Moss poles look nice, are easy to make, and they allow your indoor houseplants to feel more like they're actually living their best life outdoors.
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A Trip To The Pet Store Will Make Cleaning Tight Vases A Breeze
Unlike vases with larger openings, you can't really get your hand inside a tight vase to give it a good scrub. Luckily, this pet store staple can do it for you.
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The Different Types Of Terrariums (And Which Is Right For You)
Terrariums are the perfect indoor addition for displaying greenery in style. Here are the two types to choose from and what you need to know about each.
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