The Cat Tails Euphorbia is a tall-growing, shrub-like succulent made up of clusters of spineless stems joined together as far as succulents go. While it looks a lot like a cactus, it’s a succulent plant. Cat Tails Euphorbia lends itself to growth in containers but … How to Care for Cat Tails Euphorbia? read more »
Several houseplants, especially tropical ones, enjoy high humidity levels. This can make it difficult to grow them indoors without artificially increasing humidity levels. Normally, humidity levels indoors should be between 40-60%, but some homes are drier, especially in the winter season when the heating is … How to Increase Humidity Level for Houseplants? read more »
Climbing plants make for an interesting display in your home or garden. They’re easy to grow, some of them put out flowers, while others can thrive even in low light conditions. You can use vines and other climbing plants to cover up walls in your … 15 Types of Indoor Climbing Plants read more »
Because of their small size and compact growth, these plants are popular houseplants. While they’re tropical perennials, some peperomias enjoy humidity and light, but not all cultivars behave in the same way or thrive in the same conditions. Peperomia plants are easy to grow indoors; … 20 Types of Peperomia Plants – Popular & Rare Varieties read more »
Eerily similar to the Monkey Tail Cactus, the Rat Tail Cactus produces thinner stems with fewer hary spikes on them. Because of the thin, elongated stems that droop, this cactus was named the Rat Tail cactus or Disocactus flagelliformis. Another notable difference is that the … How to Care for Rat Tail Cactus? read more »
Cacti and succulents are popular as houseplants because of their resilience and low care requirements. The Monkey Tail Cactus (Hildewintera Colademononis) is an attractive succulent native to South America. The appearance of the cactus stem, which is densely covered by soft hairy spikes, resembles a … How to Care for Monkey Tail Cactus? read more »
Living up to its name, the Macho Fern (Nephrolepis biserrata) forms big, large fronds, resulting in a robust plant with an unmistakable tropical feel. The airy foliage can be an elegant addition to your living space but does well on shaded patios as well and … How to Care for Macho Fern? read more »
An annual plant with lush, green foliage, Hemigraphis repanda has multiple decorative purposes. It can be used as groundcover or for edging patios, walkways, borders, in rock gardens or even in containers. The appeal of the Dragon’s tongue is its dramatic-looking foliage that features leaves … How to Care for Dragon’s Tongue Plant? read more »
A creeping perennial, the Cyanotis Beddomei features fuzzy, oval-shaped leaves. The top of the leaves are olive green, while the undersides are a reddish-purple. Because of the fuzzy leaves, the plant is also commonly referred to as the Teddy Bear Vine. If you have experience … How to Care for Teddy Bear Vine? read more »
Native to Mexico and flowering in the winter season, the Poinsettia is popular during Christmas and it’s often offered as a gift or bought as a decorative plant for the festive season. Although it’s considered a one-off seasonal plant, the winter rose is actually a … How to Care for Winter Rose (Poinsettia)? read more »
