Not a fan of potting and repotting or dealing with potting mixes? How about growing plants in water then? Although hydroponic systems are all the rage now, the plants I’ll cover in this article don’t need anything that elaborate or intricate. They’ll do just fine … 10 Easy Plants You Can Grow in Water read more »
The iconic creamy white gardenia blooms are the plant’s main attraction, so it’s disturbing to see the flowers suddenly turning brown or becoming riddled with brown spots. In such times, you might rightfully wonder whether the browning of the blooms is caused by diseases, pests … Why Are Gardenia Flowers Turning Brown? read more »
A healthy gardenia plant produces creamy white blooms and dark green, leathery leaves. Yellow leaves on your gardenia are a sign that something may be wrong in the environment you’ve set up for these plants. To help you nurture your gardenias back to good health, … Why Are Gardenia Leaves Turning Yellow? read more »
Gardenias are a sight to behold with their waxy, creamy-white blooms and leathery, dark green leaves that make this plant attractive both as a flowering plant and as a foliage plant. But all that beauty comes with a price — gardenias are notoriously temperamental and … How to Care for Gardenia Plants? read more »
Known by its botanical name as the Stephanotis floribunda, the Madagascar Jasmine is a vining plant with oval-shaped green, glossy leaves and clusters of white, tubular blooms that are sweet-scented. It’s an attractive plant that can be grown indoors and in favorable climates, even outdoors. … How to Care for Madagascar Jasmine? read more »
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 »
