When you buy a new plant, you will notice that it has a set of care instructions. That’s because each type of plant will have different needs. Those care cards will give you the basics, but if you want a more in depth understanding of how to help your plant thrive, you are in the right place.
In this section, you will learn what each plant needs, when to prune it, how to fertilize it, how to propagate it, or maybe even grow it in water, and more.
Philodendrons are among the most-prized houseplants you could have. In hanging baskets, on shelves, or in pots, they’re difficult to miss. From upright varieties to climbing and hanging types with their huge and variegated leaves, there’s always one for your indoor space. However, these low-maintenance plants do have one problem—self-reproduction. In most cases, humans do…
Philodendron plants are fairly easy to take care of. They are known as the ultimate houseplants. If you’re a new philodendron owner, you won’t have to worry too much about the upkeep of this plant. It’s an adaptable plant that won’t need too much maintenance. Philodendron leaves, in particular, tend to accumulate dust. This is…
Philodendrons are one of those plants that most people don’t usually think twice before buying. They have captivating foliage that can round out the aesthetic of any space, and aren’t demanding at all, so what’s not there to like? If you’re still on the fence about getting one of these beauties, we’ll walk you through…
Are you taking a step into the vast world of plant parenting? Well, Pothos is an excellent choice to start with, especially for beginners. As a beginner-friendly plant, Pothos is rather easy to raise. The evergreen plant also provides quite the aesthetic with its heart-shaped leaves. However, it’s important to know when it’s time to…
Philodendrons are one of the most common indoor plants recommended for first-time plant carers. And one of the problems beginners might notice with their plant is that it keeps shedding its leaves. Which then brings you here to ask, will philodendron leaves grow back? The answer is yes; they will! Read on to find out…
If you’re a person that loves to grow plants at home, there’s a pretty good chance that one of these plants is a philodendron. This popular houseplant and its thick, green foliage is a staple in many homes. If you’ve never seen a philodendron in bloom, you may be wondering: do philodendrons flower? Philodendrons are…
Just like most plants, pothos go through seasonal changes throughout the year. During fall, most of their leaves turn yellow and may crumble away. This can be incredibly disheartening. You’re not sure if the plant is gone or if it’ll return in a few months. At this point, you may wonder how long do pothos…
Unlike us humans, common houseplants can’t be comforted by a pair of socks and hot cocoa once the winter season enters the year. So you’ll have to wonder, how do plants adapt to such a chilly environment? Philodendrons are one of the most beloved low-maintenance plants. After all, they are flexible and can grow even…
The philodendron is a genus that has over 450 different species within it. Each can be categorized into just two types. Self-heading varieties and a vining philodendron. Care for both types is much the same. Despite being tropical plants, they can adapt to all climates. It is what has made the philodendron such a popular…
Pothos plants are very popular. People keep these plants as houseplants pretty often, and they do need a bit more room than most other types of houseplants. You can keep pothos plants outdoors as well, so long as you live in a warm enough climate. Those who live in USDA zones 10 through 12 can…