Martha Stewart's Top Tips For Ensuring A Thriving Snake Plant After Dividing
The snake plant is a beautiful houseplant that is easy to divide. Here's what you should make sure to do when you do divide it, according to Martha Stewart.
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Can Houseplants Help Your Never-Ending Battle Against Dust?
Dust accumulates quickly in the home, and you're likely spending a lot of time dusting. Houseplants are known to help remove dust from the air but is this true?
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Can You Get Rid Of Spider Mites On Houseplants With Just Water? Our Entomology Expert Weighs In
Spider mites can be a bane on your houseplants, but entomology expert Emma Grace Crumbley tells House Digest how to solve this problem easily.
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The Intricate Wooden Planter You Can DIY Out Of A Laundry Room Staple
Planters can be expensive, especially if they have a more intricate design. Save money by making your own using items you may already have in your laundry room.
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We Made A DIY Terrarium Lamp And We Finally Know What To Do With Our Old Pickle Jars
Glass jar lamps are a great way to show off your prized collections. But they can also show off your plants! Learn how to make a terrarium lamp.
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The Surefire Sign You're Overwatering Your Jade Plant
Jade plants are resilient and a great choice if you're a newbie plant parent, but it's still possible to overwater them, so be on the lookout for these signs.
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What It Means If Leaves On Your Houseplants Are Turning Black
If you love your indoor plants as much as we do, seeing blackening leaves on some of your favorite specimens is scary. Learn about what black leaves can mean.
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25 Indoor Plants That Will Thrive In A Small Space
If you live in a small house or apartment, or simply want to fill a small space with a bit of greenery, consider one of these 25 indoor plants.
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The Common Household Product That Can Save Your Orchids
If your orchid looks like it's lacking nutrients, one common household product could save your plant. Find out what it is and how to use it as a fertilizer.
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You Don't Need A Green Thumb To Care For This Gorgeous Houseplant
If you've ever watched a houseplant wither away despite your best efforts, try this gorgeous houseplant. It will thrive even if you don't have a green thumb.
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The Side Of Your Home That Houseplants Will Flourish On
Finding the perfect light for your houseplants can be challenge. Learn what window direction is ideal, and how to make the most of the sunlight in your space.
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Why Pinterest Recommends Using Hydrogen Peroxide To Germinate Seeds
As we know, sometimes seed germination isn't as easy as it sounds in theory. This is exactly why Pinterest recommends the hydrogen peroxide germination hack.
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What It Means If Your Houseplant Is Turning Purple
It's always alarming when your houseplant changes colors. If your green plant is turning purple, there's hope to restore it back to health with these steps.
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How An Empty Milk Carton Can Help Your Orchid Bloom
If you're looking for an easy way to give your orchid some nutrients, look no further than your fridge. Using milk can help your orchid bloom at its best.
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Why Blowing On Your Orchid Can Prevent It From Death (And How To Do It Right)
Orchids are notoriously fragile. Here's how you can prevent rot on their leaves and keep them alive by breathing on them gently to remove moisture.
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How Social Media Makes Scoring Free Houseplants So Much Easier
Learn how to connect with other gardeners and groups via social media to get free houseplant cuttings and other items for your garden, such as tools and seeds.
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Create A Stunning Hanging Basket Planter From A Dollar Tree Colander
With a colander from Dollar Tree and a few extra items, you can make a beautiful hanging basket planter. Here's how to make this DIY addition to your home.
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Why You May Want To Think Twice Before Growing Amaryllis
While amaryllis plants produce beautiful red blooms, they also have one main downside. Discover why you may not want to grow this flower indoors or outside.
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How To Properly Propagate Your Topsy Turvy Succulents
If you love your topsy turvy succulents and want more of them, it's easy to propagate them. Here's how to do it properly and what you need to do so.
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This Jenn Todryk-Approved Bohemian Planter Is A Must For Spring
You've got to put your houseplants in something, right? So why not take Jenn Todryk's advice and use one of her favorite planters?
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Hidden Downsides To Growing The Popular English Ivy As An Indoor Houseplant
English ivy can be a beautiful plant to have in your garden. But what if you want to grow it indoors? Here's what to beware of before jumping in.
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Venus Flytraps Are Sensitive: What You Need To Know About Temperature & Humidity
Venus flytraps are unique and fascinating, so it's no surprise that so many people try their hand at growing them. But there's a learning curve.
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This DIY Hanging Planter Reuses Those Glass Jars You Have Laying Around
If you want to add some plants to your home, a good approach to save some money is a DIY hanging planter that reuses those glass jars you have laying around.
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The Simple & Stylish Wooden Plant Stand You Can DIY For Your Home
Plants can take up a lot of space, but you can only fit so many tables in your house. Luckily, a TikToker has shared a tutorial to build a wooden plant stand.
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We Made A Kokedama Moss Ball Planter & It's The Purr-Fect Alternative For Pet Owners
We had been seeing beautiful kokedama plants online and wanted to give it a whirl. We were surprised by just how rewarding this project turned out to be.
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How To Propagate Your Pickle Plant For Even More Succulents
With bluish-green erect stems, pickle plants can easily be propagated to expand your collection. Find out how to turn one plant into many succulents.
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This Gorgeous Plant Will Thrive In Your Humid Bathroom, According To Pinterest
With high humidity from showers and baths, bathrooms are not where many houseplants thrive. However, that's exactly what this low-maintenance plant loves.
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