Category Indoor Plants

8 Mistakes to Avoid for the Happiest Houseplants Here are 8 common mistakes indoor gardeners make; avoid them at your peril if […]

Everybody knows the bright red leaves of the flamingo flower. With its thick green leaves and the beautiful red spathaceous bracts, she […]

The Rubber Plant could be the houseplant for you if you want a tough plant which can reach staggering heights within a […]

October Gardening is entirely dependent on the weather. If there’s an Indian Summer, there is no better time of year to be […]

Plants from the Fittonia genus, also known as nerve plants because of the bright leaf veins, are popular houseplant choices because of […]

Moon Valley pilea plants (Pilea involucrata “Moon Valley”) are said to have taken their name from the craters and pits on their […]

Are you into purple plants? Do you like the notion of a plant which is low-maintenance, rarely has any pest or disease […]

Growing Amazon Elephant’s Ear (Alocasia Amazonica) Originating in tropical Southeast Asia, this popular elephant’s ear (Alocasia amazonica, part of the Alocasia genus) […]

Six Cold Resistant Houseplants For many gardeners, cold resistance is a real issue, especially in places where it can get chilly. None […]

Three is often the magic number when it comes to Oxalis. The most common species grown as a houseplant is Oxalis triangularis […]

The commonly-called pencil cactus (Euphorbia tirucalli) is a member of the Euphorbia family. It is a succulent and not a true cactus. […]

Haworthia cooperi var. truncata is a stemless succulent plant that looks like a small grape cluster and makes fat little colonies, up […]

Cacti have a reputation of being easy to grow, which many of us have proven completely false. Cacti and other succulent plants […]

If you would describe your thumb as red, purple, pink, blue or any other conceivable color besides green, then it’s likely you […]

Pothos is arguably the easiest houseplant to grow. It’s a long-growing, leafy vine that can reach 40 feet or more in tropical […]

How to Propagate Succulents If you’re anything like me, you probably love to have succulents in the house. I try to keep […]

The Maranta genus includes a few dozen low-growing plants native to the American tropics. Maranta have some of the most beautiful, most […]

The Kentia palm is a fairly easy plant member from the Howea genus to take care of indoors that displays wide leaflets. […]

Carnivorous plants are meat eating plants that need the nutrients from their natural growing conditions, like air, water and soil, to live […]

The indoor Cyclamen otherwise known as the Florist’s Cyclamen is truly a special looking houseplant, the flowers are not only striking, pretty […]

How would you like a nice green plant thriving in that dim & colorless office of yours or how about adding a […]

Use these expert tips and techniques to keep your house plants looking their best. Sunshine Decoding those perplexing tag instructions on light. […]

Passion Flower gained its name from the unique structure of its flowers and their symbolic importance. According to the plant’s original catalogers, […]

A long-time favorite of plant store owners and growers, the Peace Lily (or Spathiphyllum) finally got the recognition it deserves from the […]

The Aechmeas are traditional Bromeliads, with the Urn Plant or Silver Vase Plant being one of the most popular and well known. […]

Terrariums are the perfect way to spruce up your home with a little greenery. They don’t take up much space, are quick […]

Monstera deliciosa, the Hurricane or Swiss Cheese Plant are all names for an old fashioned but true favorite for many. Look closely […]

Raising plants from seeds can be a rewarding and exciting way to add new varieties to your garden. Many of the best […]

Calathea Orbifolia is a very animated and decorative plant that is sure to gain “favorite” status in your houseplant collection. Calathea grow […]

A plant with a distinctive and unusual appearance, string of pearls (Senecio rowleyanus), also known as string of pearls, is bound to […]