Use Old Tights For A Temporary Fix To Keep Pets Out Of The Houseplant Pot
Your houseplant can find itself at the mercy of your beloved pet. However, with this hack, your plants and pets can coexist peacefully (at least temporarily).
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Pothos And Philodendron: The Biggest Differences And Which Is Right For Your Home
Choosing between Pothos and Philodendron doesn’t have to be confusing. Instead, learn their differences and discover which is ideal for your home and lifestyle.
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What's In A Name? Monstera Vs. Swiss Cheese Plant
Explore the fascinating world of Monstera and why it's commonly called the Swiss cheese plant. Learn the its species distinctions and how to identify varieties.
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Nontropical Plants That Will Thrive In Your Low-Humidity Home
If your home has low humidity, then you can't have just any houseplant. These nontropical plants are perfectly suited for the dry indoor environment.
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The Unique Watering Approach To Keeping Sensitive Calathea Houseplants From Dying
Sensitive Calathea houseplants will make you think you'll never achieve a green thumb. Try this unique watering approach to keep yours from a premature death.
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Upcycle Rocks Into DIY Sticky Traps For Fungus Gnats
Fungus gnats are the worst, and the yellow sticky traps that catch them aren't much better. Try this DIY instead, using rocks to make natural-looking traps.
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Houseplants Won't Purify Your Home's Air: How NASA's Study Created A Myth
You've likely heard about a NASA study which supposedly proved that certain houseplants can help purify your home's air. Discover why this is actually a myth.
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Mistakes To Avoid With Your Self-Watering Planters
Self-watering planters can be a lifesaver quite literally, as far as your plants are concerned. Know which common pitfalls to avoid when using these containers.
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The Genius Way To Repurpose A Shower Caddy Into An Outdoor Vertical Garden For Your Patio
With limited patio space, you have to get creative if you want to get the most out of it. This genius hack turns a shower caddy into an outdoor vertical garden.
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How To Care For A Shamrock Plant
Even among the huge variety of houseplants, the shamrock plant still manages to stand out. If you want to add one to your collection, here are some care tips.
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Turn Spare Pothos Clippings Into A Stunning Front Door Wreath With This DIY
If your pothos plant is going crazy and you're running out of room, you can get creative with this stunning front door wreath DIY that uses spare clippings.
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The Best Way To Grow Dahlias In Containers (& Common Mistakes To Avoid)
Growing dahlias in containers comes with some unique challenges. Here's the best way to do it for a healthy plant and how to avoid a few common mistakes.
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Creative Ways To Upcycle Thrifted Baskets For Your Plants
Gorgeous thrifted wicker baskets can easily be turned into personalized planters. Check out some creative ideas and the best way to plant your greenery inside.
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Don't Toss Empty Spray Bottles When There Are 13 Smart Ways To Reuse Them
When you run out of your favorite spray cleaner, throwing away the bottle can feel extra wasteful. Reuse the glass or plastic bottle in these 13 smart ways.
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14 Genius Ways To Repurpose Wooden Dowel Rods Around The House
If you enjoy DIY, you likely have a small pile of wooden dowel rods somewhere in your house. Put them to use with one of these 14 repurposing ideas.
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How To Repot A Jade Plant For The Best Chance Of Success
If you have a jade plant that you'd like to repot, there are a few steps you can follow for success. Here's the best way to do so to encourage healthy growth.
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The Obvious & Affordable Plant Stand Hack We Should Have Been Using All Along
This simple, inexpensive household item has been staring us in the face all this time, just waiting to be used as a stand for your hanging houseplants.
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Avoid These Mistakes When Placing Your Plants On Shelves
Many plants don't require much attention, but if you put them on shelves, it's easy to forget about them altogether. Here are some mistakes to avoid.
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Popular Succulents That Are Toxic To Pets And Safer Alternatives To Grow
Succulents are popular for their low-maintenance needs and trendy look. However, many are toxic to pets, so you should look for safe alternatives instead.
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The Watering Mistake To Avoid With Precious Orchids
Orchids may be low maintenance plants, but this common watering mistake can cause them great harm. Find out what it is and how to water your orchids properly.
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The Watering Mistake Everyone Makes When Growing A Lemon Fruit Tree Indoors
Growing a lemon tree is a great way to get fresh produce year-round. They're fairly low-maintenance, but you do need to give them the right amount of water.
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The Best Soil For A Thriving Monstera (& Ones To Avoid)
Monsteras are native to tropical areas, and they'll need you to try to replicate their natural growing conditions at home, including providing the right soil.
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The Best Fertilizer To Use For Thriving Peace Lily Plants
Peace lilies are pretty, low-maintenance plants. They don't have a lot of environmental demands, but they will reward you for using the right fertilizer.
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The Best Soil For A Snake Plant (& Ones To Avoid)
If you want your snake plant to have a long and healthy life, you need the right soil. Our master gardener tells us what soil is best and what to avoid.
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Spider Plant Varieties: How To Choose The Best Houseplant
Spider plants are popular among houseplant enthusiasts because they're adaptable and low-maintenance. But there are multiple varieties to match your aesthetic.
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Upgrade Your Basic Plant Shelf With A PVC Lighting DIY
An an easy DIY grow light installation using basic PVC pipes is the perfect addition for growing lush houseplants or even fresh salad greens right in your home.
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Why There Is Mold In Plant Soil (& Types To Look Out For)
Mold in your soil may be unsightly, but it's not always a cause for alarm. Some molds are beneficial, but it helps to know what you have in case it's not.
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