You Should Be Putting Your Humidity-Loving Houseplants In These Weird Places
Windowsills and tables are typical places for houseplants, but tropical plants need more humidity. You may need to get creative to find the perfect spot.
Read MoreWindowsills and tables are typical places for houseplants, but tropical plants need more humidity. You may need to get creative to find the perfect spot.
Read MoreTransform your bathroom into a mini jungle with one plant that loves humidity and shade. Perfect for those dim spaces that still deserve a touch of green.
Read MoreTrends come and go; this one is outdated, and not for the first time. Environmental, health, and aesthetic concerns have this decor on outs yet again.
Read MoreIf you're intrigued by the ancient practice of Feng Shui, you'll know that certain plants are said to attract wealth. Here's one you might want to consider.
Read MoreThe Swiss cheese plant is a popular houseplant because it's large, dramatic leaves make your space feel like a jungle. Increase the drama with these companions.
Read MoreIf you want to take your Halloween decorations up a notch, here's a creepy project you may like to undertake to create living decor that's sure to impress.
Read MoreIf your plants are in need of additional aeration or you want to cut down on potential pests, consider amending your soil with this common byproduct.
Read MoreString of hearts is a vining plant with heart-shaped leaves. It thrives in bright areas, but you might notice an unexpected issue that increases maintenance.
Read MoreThis particular decor item has been popular in homes for over 100 year. Should it stay in the past, or can you give it a modern upgrade?
Read MoreIndoor fruit trees can be both practical and beautiful, but not all are equal. One particular type consistently delivers success where others struggle.
Read MoreEveryone is looking for ways to reduce stress and promote a sense of calm in their homes. That's where this beautiful houseplant truly shines.
Read MoreThere are numerous ways to repurpose glassware from the thrift store. This practical and inexpensive idea is perfect for use with any of your houseplants.
Read MoreThere's nothing worse than seeing a snake slithering inside your home, but if it's a blind snake, don't worry. They are harmless and easy to get rid of.
Read MoreTired of empty corners that lack sunlight? This striking plant survives in low light, bringing a burst of color that makes any shaded spot feel intentional.
Read MoreSome houseplants need less light than others. Before placing a low-light houseplant in a dark room, make sure you understand how much light it really needs.
Read MoreWith their rainforest origins, fiddle-leaf figs are picky about watering. It's crucial to strike a balance that doesn't leave the plant dry or overwatered.
Read MoreWhether you celebrate the creepy season around Halloween or enjoy a bit of a scare year-round, you'll be interested in some of these scary-sounding plants.
Read MoreWhile it's a must for most, some plants don't require any soil. For an alternative, consider growing these plants that thrive in water, sand, or even air.
Read MoreFall is one of the most beautiful seasons and if you're looking to bring those vibrant fall colors indoors, here are some houseplants that can help.
Read MoreColorful foliage is one of the best parts of fall, but these stunning houseplants will allow you to experience these warm colors year-round.
Read MoreSteam, shade, and warmth create the perfect conditions for one particular fern, a plant that transforms bathrooms into vibrant, uplifting spaces.
Read MoreFor thriving houseplants, you'll need to replicate their natural environment. Plants have specific needs to consider when you're choosing where to put them.
Read MoreYou have a pile of stained, torn bath towels. Before you throw them in the trash, try out this trick to give more height and better balance to your pot plants.
Read MoreThis plant creates tropical vibes with its big, heart-shaped leaves, and it quickly grows up to 10 feet tall, depending on the species. Here's what to know.
Read MoreGrowing fruit trees indoors can provide a ton of flexibility, but if you want them to produce fruit, it's often necessary to assist with pollination.
Read MoreWith a common construction material, rustic crafting pieces, and some everyday DIY staples for embellishments, you can have an affordable, chic plant stand.
Read MoreWhen you think about houseplants, tomatoes probably aren't the first that come to mind, but with the right setup, they may grow well outside of the garden.
Read More