One of the easiest to grow and most popular Alocasias, the Green Dragon features textured leaves that resemble the scale of dragons. It’s also aptly called “Dragon Scale Alocasia”. It’s a cold-sensitive plant that will not survive in cold weather, so it’s a houseplant that … How to Care for Alocasia Green Dragon? read more »
Lavender is a fragrant and colorful plant that is beloved because of its numerous benefits. These lovely plants grow best outdoors. But if you don’t have space in your backyard or live in a cold climate, or you simply want to have a beautiful lavender … Can You Grow Lavender Indoors? read more »
With shiny, heart-shaped leaves on tall, elegant stems, the Alocasia Cucullata is also known as ‘Buddha’s hand’, because it’s believed to bring good fortune. The plant is native to Thailand and Laos but can be kept successfully indoors in other parts of the world as … How to Care for Alocasia Cucullata? read more »
The thick, silvery green leaves of the Scindapsus Treubii Moonlight have also earned the plant the name ‘Sterling Silver’. The satin finish of the heart-shaped leaves and their silver tint give this plant a special appearance that will certainly step up your houseplant game. But … How to Care for Scindapsus Treubii Moonlight? read more »
With a leaf pattern that resembles dragon scales, this compact tropical plant draws you in instantly, wherever you’d find it. Indeed, you won’t find it in every nursery, but you may come across it periodically. When you do, make sure to grab one for yourself! … How to Care for Alocasia Silver Dragon? read more »
The large, lobed leaves of the Monstera Deliciosa decorate many homes and office buildings. It’s a timeless tropical plant that’s instantly recognizable. So when the large leaves of the Monstera turn yellow, it’s understandable that plant owners will start to worry that something may be … Yellow Monstera Leaves – Causes & Treatments 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 »
