Plant care

Whether your thumb is green or black, whether you have one plant or a jungle's worth, here are some plant-care and gardening tips that can help keep your greenery not only alive, but lush.

Caring for your plants is all about routine! Check out how I keep my plants happy and healthy.

We have all had it happen. You bring home a beautiful new house plant with the best intentions and great hopes. Cut to two months and you are tossing out a mushy brown blob on top of a pile of dirt. Learn the number one reason this happens and how you can prevent it.

Why do houseplants get brown tips? Does it come from the plant moving inside, stress from reduced lighting and the plant acclimating? [LEARN MORE]

Are you thinking of adding a spider plant to your indoor or outdoor garden? These popular plants are easy to care for, and are well known for their tolerance of a little neglect. In this article, gardening expert and houseplant enthusiast Madison Moulton walks through everything you need to know about Spider Plants and their care.

ULTIMATE care guide for growing, repotting, and propagating Pilea peperomioides, including soil secrets! Also, Q&A for common problems and solutions.

Learn our number one plant care tip: LIGHTING!

Your Guide to Repotting Indoor Plants As the days get longer, we experience a welcome increase in sunlight. This signals our plants to wake up and start growing. Now is a great time to think about re-potting indoor plants! Plants will let you know when it is time to repot The soil is delpleted of nutrients; plants will look pale in color. The plant is root bound; there are more roots than soil in the pot. The height of the plant in greater than 3x the height of the pot its planted in…

If you’re looking to add a tropical vibe to your home, nothing beats a palm plant. Though palm trees have limited outdoor ranges, once you look for them, you’ll start noticing areca palms in interiors everywhere, from offices to shopping malls. Areca palms are widely available and easy to grow, and their lush foliage even helps remove some toxins from the air. It’s no wonder they’re popular! If you’re ready to grow your own, here are the basics.