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.
Spider plants (Chlorophytum comosum) captivate us with their elegant, arching leaves. They’re resilient houseplants that have long been cherished for their ability to thrive in various indoor conditions. While their adaptability to low light and neglect is widely acknowledged, a lesser-known aspect of their resilience lies in their remarkable temperature tolerance. In this article, I…
Looking for an easy-to-care-for plant that suits beginners? A perennial that survives in less-than-perfect conditions? The spider plant won’t disappoint you. Once you’ve secured the right conditions for this adorable plant, it will grow rosettes of arching leaves that can reach a length of 18 inches. And with optimum care, some varieties can live up…
So, you’ve had a cyclamen for a while now, and everything has been going great. You’ve been watering it properly, and it’s been adding refreshing visuals to your house. Here’s the thing: If you want your plant to continue thriving, you’ll have to repot it at one point. Do you know how? When? What pots…
Whether it’s watering, potting, or using the right type of soil, caring for spider plants is pretty straightforward. It’s the fertilizing that might confuse some people. What type of fertilizer should you use? How often should you fertilize them? Do spider plants even need fertilizing? Well, today, I answer all these questions and more so…
Growing cyclamen isn’t just about adding a unique visual element to your house. It’s about responsibility and building a connection with another living being. So, you want to do proper research before you take that step. Learn how long cyclamen live, how long they bloom, and how to prolong their lifespan. If that seems too…
Unlike some houseplants, Chinese evergreen needs only occasional pruning, if ever. Trimming your aglaonema makes it bushier and denser, which is the desirable look. The other reason to cut back a Chinese evergreen is to propagate it. In this article, I’ll highlight the signs that your Chinese evergreen needs a ‘haircut’. I’ll also show you,…
Are you looking for a maintenance-free plant that can survive in less-than-perfect conditions? Aglaonema or Chinese evergreen might be what you’re looking for. This plant works for beginner gardeners and homeowners who forget to water their plants regularly. Moreover, it’s not that picky about its growing conditions. But choosing suitable soil and feeding this plant…
If you’re a proud plant parent or considering becoming one, the spider plant is likely on your radar. With its arching leaves and easy-going nature, it’s no wonder the spider plant is a favorite among plant enthusiasts. But just how big do these spider plants get, especially when grown indoors? Here’s the tea! How Big…
Spider plants are a staple in any houseplant garden thanks to their low-maintenance nature. Aside from that, these plants are tough, surviving cool temperatures. Not to mention, they’re not prone to pests or infections. But what about hydroponic gardens? Can spider plants grow in water? That’s what I’ll unveil in this article. So, stick around!…
You’ve probably seen Chinese Evergreen plants in stores and wondered if you could grow one by yourself. They’re gorgeous, after all. The good news is that it’s easy to grow a Chinese Evergreen by yourself. It’s a resilient, strong, and low-maintenance plant that adds a touch of the lush tropics to any living space. Besides,…