The Candle Wax Hack People Use To Propagate Plants (& Should You Try It?)
Somebody on TikTok might've told you to dip your plants in candle wax. Is it effective, or damaging? Here's why you may want to rethink this approach.
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The Best Way To Propagate Heartleaf Philodendron
Propagation is such a joy, providing houseplant enthusiasts extra plants to gift to family and friends. Here's how to propagate a heartleaf philodendron.
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7 Unexpected Ways To Repurpose Pesky Weeds Around Your Garden
Learn how to make use of weeds around your home and garden. Instead of throwing weeds away, try one of these DIYs instead, making something useful from weeds.
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The Benefits Of Moving Your Houseplants Outdoors In The Summertime
Moving your houseplants outdoors for warmer weather months can make them healthier, more resilient, and lower maintenance, but there's a right way to do it.
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We Made Tiny Terrariums Out Of Antique Jars With Memorable Results
If you have antique glass jars taking up precious storage space, you can put them to work by making terrariums. Give this beautiful DIY a try.
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How To Grow A Mini Rainforest On A Ceramic Vase & How To Keep It Healthy
Even if you don't live in a rainforest, you can bring the beauty of the warm, wet climate to your home with a ceramic vase and this DIY for a unique houseplant.
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The 10 Plants That Won't Thrive When Grown In A Terracotta Pot
Terracotta pots are affordable, but sometimes plants need a different container material to do their best. Here are 10 plants that don't do well in terracotta.
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Why Your Calandiva Plant Leaves Are Yellowing (And Tips To Revive Them)
Calandiva plants are fairly new on the scene, so beginners may need tips for caring for the unique succulents. Here's what to do if yours has yellowing leaves.
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The Mess-Free Way To Grow Anthurium In Water Indoors
If you love the glossy spathes of Anthurium plants but growing them in pots has failed, consider repotting yours in water for a mess-free experience.
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Grow This Easy-To-Care-For Plant In Your Bathroom And Watch It Thrive
It might sound crazy but a regular bathroom actually boasts the ideal environment to grow an attractive tropical houseplant, with little effort on your part.
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The Unique Houseplant That Boasts Rich Red Flowers That Look Like Lipstick
This interesting houseplant got its name because of its vibrant red blooms that look like lipstick, but there is also a very unique way to care for it indoors.
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Yes, Air Plants Need Water. Here's How To Hydrate Them For Successful Growing
Despite their name, air plants actually do need to be watered just like other plants. However, be wary of giving them too much or too little of a drink too.
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Coral Bell Flowers: Common Pests To Be Wary Of & Tips To Eliminate Them
Coral bell flowers are gorgeous and easy to grow, but they can be susceptible to these common pests. Here's how to identify them and eliminate them.
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Is Lemongrass A Perennial? The Answer Depends On This Environmental Factor
Will your lemongrass come back after the winter? As the plant can be either a perennial or an annual, it depends on one specific environmental factor.
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How To Grow A Prickly Pear Cactus For Gorgeous Colorful Flowers
Cacti aren't known as the most difficult plants to maintain, and, well, that's because they aren't. Here are some tips for aspiring cactus gardeners.
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Is Garlic Water The Key To A Thriving Orchid Plant? Our Houseplants Expert Weighs In
Orchids can be finicky houseplants. If you’ve considered using garlic water to give yours extra nutrients, our houseplant expert wants you to think twice.
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Do DIY Orchid Fertilizers Work To Encourage Beautiful Blooms?
If you want to support your orchid's growth with DIY fertilizer, we've heard plenty of tips. But which ones are worthwhile, and which ones are a waste of time?
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The Cattleya Orchid Is The Perfect Houseplant For Big Flowers & Sweet Smells
Cattleya orchids are beautiful and easy to grow. And even better, they smell fabulous. Find out why you should grow this beginner-friendly flower.
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Grow Coleus Without Any Soil Using Our Houseplant Expert's Helpful Water Propagation Tips
Multiplying your coleus plants is simpler than you might think. In an interview with House Digest, our houseplant expert provides these propagation tips.
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11 Genius Ways To Reuse An Old Towel In Your Backyard And Garden
Time to swap out a slightly shabby set of towels? Before you toss your old bath towels in the trash, discover some clever ways to repurpose them in the garden.
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The Flowering Weed You'll Want To Grow Indoors And Not In The Garden
Some weeds are worth taking a second look at, especially when they have cool characteristics. There is one unique flowering weed that makes a great houseplant.
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Zulu Giants Are Beautiful Flowering Cacti You Should Think Twice About Planting
The Zulu giant (or carrion flower) is a fascinating and gorgeous plant, but there are several good reasons you might not actually want to keep one around.
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Help These Moisture-Loving Plants Thrive With An Easy Cookie Jar Hack
The adorably-named freckle face or polka dot plants are relatively low maintenance once you establish the right cookie jar based environment for them to thrive.
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22 Different Varieties Of Zebra Plant That Will Look Stunning In Your Home
The term zebra plant encompasses an amazing array of greenery. Here's our roundup of the best zebra plants. Add some stripes to your plant collection!
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Why Snake Plants Flower Less Than You Probably Think
Snake plants are known for their unique leaves and air purifying benefits. However, they don't produce flowers often - here we explore why.
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The Storage Tub Hack You Should Be Using In Your Garden
Losing precious soil is a common pitfall of repotting plants, as some dirt is often left behind. Thankfully, there's a clever and easy solution you can try now.
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18 Handy Ways To Repurpose Old Dishes Around The Home And Garden
If you've got old, unused dishes lying around the house collecting dust, try upcycling them with these handy DIY projects in your home and garden.
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