Category: Plant Care
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Majesty Palm Care Basics
The Majesty Palm, or Ravenea rivularis, is picky about some aspects of its care, although this houseplant is forgiving about others. Find out how to care for this leafy beauty.
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Calathea Makoyana Care Tips
You may know this leafy beauty as Peacock Plant or Cathedral Windows. Learn more about Calathea Makoyana care, its likes, dislikes, and more.
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How to Care for Creeping Fig
Creeping Fig is a vining plant found in landscapes and as a houseplant. Thin vines grow and reach and feature small, heart-shaped leaves. Some Ficus plants have a reputation for being demanding or picky, and this plant is no different, but it is very easy to maintain. Learn more about Creeping Fig care and what…
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Philodendron Rojo Congo Care and Tips
Once considered rare, the Rojo Congo is much easier to find. Learn everything about Philodendron Rojo Congo care and what this plant needs to thrive.
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Should I Grow Lucky Bamboo in Water?
It’s common to see Lucky Bamboo artfully arranged in a shallow dish, but it can also have a more traditional look as a potted plant. Find out when to grow your Lucky Bamboo in water and when soil is the best choice.
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How to Care for Lucky Bamboo
This adaptable and resilient Dracaena is a good pick for anyone who has had minimal success with houseplants. Learn all about Lucky Bamboo care and how to help your plant thrive.
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Maidenhair Fern Care Basics
The Maidenhair Fern, or Adiantum raddianum, is a darling plant that is somewhat picky. Learn how to provide the best Maidenhair Fern care possible.
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Easter Cactus Care
Easter Cacti are charming houseplants that are easy to maintain. Learn more about Easter Cactus care, how to tell holiday cactus apart, and how to get them to bloom.
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Why You Need a Dracaena Lemon Lime
The Dracaena Lemon Lime is everything amazing about Dracaenas, plus bold variegation. Here’s everything you need to know about this plant and why you should add one to your space.
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Hawaiian Spider Plant Basics
All Chlorophytum comosum are easy and have a lovely, leafy look, but the Hawaiian spider plant is different. Find out what sets the Hawaiian spider plant apart from other varieties.