Schlumbergera bridgessii, commonly called Christmas cactus, is a very popular houseplant. Schlumbergera are known for their beautiful tube-shaped pink flowers, long bloom time and easy care, making them a great plant for beginners. These houseplants can easily be propagated, allowing you to share your collection with friends and family, for free!
Pothos Leaves Drooping? 4 Common Problems and Solutions
Drooping Pothos leaves are a common problem, but fortunately can be corrected when the underlying issue is fixed. Continue reading to learn more about general Pothos plant care and how fix drooping or wilting leaves.
Air Plants: How to Water Properly
Members of the Tillandsia genus earned their name “air plants” because they do not require any soil to grow. However, air plants cannot survive on air alone- they require proper watering and sunlight as well to thrive.
ZZ Plant Leaves Curling? 6 Common Problems & Solutions
The leaves on ZZ plants should be thick, waxy and green, so if you notice them curling or changing color, something is not right. Fortunately, ZZ plant leaves curling can be fixed and your plant can bounce back. Continue reading to learn why this occurs.
Monstera Leaves Turning Yellow? Here’s 8 Reasons Why
In general, Monstera are low maintenance houseplants. Yellow Monstera leaves are a common problem and can be fixed if caught early enough. Continue reading to find common causes of Monstera leaves turning yellow. Find out why your Monstera leaves are turning yellow here!
Easy Pilea Peperomioides Care Indoors
Pilea Peperomioides is a very popular houseplant because it is easy to care for and has unique round, bright green leaves. It is also known as the Chinese money plant, UFO plant, or pancake plant. Find out more about how to take care of this houseplant here!
Plant Shock & How to Avoid it
Plant shock refers to the stress a houseplant undergoes when there is a change in it’s environment. Transplanting is one of the most common causes of shock. In the wild, plants stay in one place and grow roots deep and wide into the soil, so it’s no surprise they do not like being moved by humans. Plant shock can cause leaf drop, wilting or even death. That’s why it’s important to only repot your plants when they need to be repotted.
Sansevieria Cylindrica Care (Cylindrical Snake Plant)
Sansevieria cylindrica, also known as African spear or cylindrical snake plant, has smooth and cylindrical leaves that look great in any indoor garden. Although Sansvieria cylindrica care is pretty simple, if you really want your plant to thrive, follow these tips.
Aloe Juvenna Care- Tiger Tooth Aloe
The Aloe Juvenna has triangular leaves with spiny teeth all along the edges, earning it the nickname “Tiger Tooth Aloe”. It is native to Africa and found growing in rocky and mountainous areas. Learn how to care for Aloe juvenna here
Monstera vs Philodendron: What’s the Difference?
Monstera and Philodendron are both very popular houseplants that are commonly mistaken for each other. In fact, Monstera deliciosa are often labelled as “Split leaf Philodendrons” or “Swiss cheese Philodendrons” in many stores, adding to the confusion. True Split leaf Philodendron (Philodendron bipinnatifidum and Philodendron selloum) also go by the same nickname, but are a completely different species from Monstera! So what’s the difference between a Monstera vs Philodendron?