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Water your houseplants with confidence using our Houseplant Moisture Meter. Watering your houseplants can be confusing at times. The symptoms of overwatering and underwatering your plants are very similar. [...]
Calathea is another genus of houseplants that you’ll often see at the nurseries. These plants are known for their gorgeous, often colorful leaves. You may also see these referred to [...]
Houseplants come in tons of different varieties and species, and these can all be grouped into different families. It’s helpful to understand these families because many of these plants share [...]
Succulents are wildly popular right now, and one of the most common succulents is aloe vera. You’ve probably seen this plant before in homes, restaurants, and even growing outside in [...]
Houseplant Trend Houseplants aren’t a new concept. In fact, humans have kept plants and trees in pots for thousands of years, dating back to the hanging gardens of Babylon! [...]
Money trees, or Pachira aquatica, are popular for their distinctive “braided” trunk and graceful, oblong leaves. Money tree care is also easy! They stay at a manageable size indoors but [...]
Squealing Houseplants? New Research Suggests So! All houseplant owners (especially the self-proclaimed “black thumbs”) know that plants show plenty of signs to let us know they’re stressed. Our houseplants might [...]
Before we talk about how to care for a monstera, one of the hottest newcomers on the houseplant scene, let's discuss a little about this fabulous plant. The Monstera deliciosa [...]
Care for Rose of Jericho Few houseplants inspire as much legend as the Rose of Jericho, which gets the name the resurrection plant from its amazing ability to “come [...]
We all know the houseplant rules, that plants need air and water and light and nutrients. We might have even heard to do things for our plants without knowing why, [...]
Even if you didn’t know it, I can almost promise that you’ve seen English ivy before. You can find this plant growing in gardens, climbing fences or buildings, or slowly [...]
