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1 day ago · I've always had a large plant collection, but this year, I finally realized I have too many plants for my own good. What started as an inquisitive foray away from faux plants into real plant care ...
1 day ago · Adding a houseplant with red leaves, or some red leaf variegation to your collection might be exactly what your indoor garden needs. One of the first considerations when looking for a houseplant with red leaves is to look around your home or office, as well as your lifestyle, and decide what kind of plant you want.
1 day ago · It wasn’t all plain sailing though, as any houseplant enthusiast will tell you. Every plant has preferences for how much light and water they need. Some are a little bit tolerant of suboptimal ...
1 day ago · Pothos, also known as Devil's Ivy, is a stunning-looking houseplant with trailing or climbing vines. Like snake plants, pothos can tolerate some neglect and low-light conditions. They prefer bright, indirect light and well-drained soil. Pothos is also a natural air purifier, capable of removing toxins from the air.
1 day ago · Sometimes it is possible to have too much of a good thing, especially when it comes to plants and water. While you might think adding a little extra water or watering more frequently helps keep your plants alive (despite your best intentions), you might end up killing them. However, just because you ...
1 day ago · Photo credit: Wirestock 4. The Butterwort. If you prefer your plants with a simple look, the butterwort is a perfect choice. This plant’s leaves are smooth and flat and produce a sticky substance that traps insects.
1 day ago · The money tree, or Pachira Aquatica, is a popular houseplant known for its braided trunk and lush foliage. Germination in Hibiscus. Hibiscus seeds germinate with warmth, moisture, and light, sprouting into seedlings within 1-2 weeks. Hibiscus (Morphology) Hibiscus: Large, showy flowers (4-10 inches), trumpet-shaped, various colors.
