Our Master Gardener Explains What Zombie Leaf Propagation Is And Why You Should Avoid It
Though it has a scary name, zombie leaf propagation is more annoying than threatening. Our master gardener shares everything you need to know.
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The Beautiful & Reliable Houseplant Beginners Can Grow From Seed
No green thumb? Give this easy-to-care-for houseplant a try. With beautiful colors and easy maintenance, it's a great starter plant for beginner gardeners.
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This IKEA HEKTAR Floor Lamp Hack Will Instantly Improve Your Green Thumb
If you struggle to keep your houseplants alive, you're not alone. Fortunately, if you have IKEA's HEKTAR floor lamp, TikTok has a hack just for you.
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Can This Gorgeous Palm Help To Purify The Air In Your Home?
Houseplants have many benefits, from their gorgeous looks to promoting a feeling of calm. But can this palm plant purify the air? Here's what we know.
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This Pinterest-Approved Bedroom Design Trend Is Bringing The Outdoors In
This approach to bedroom decoration might offer more than an outdoorsy vibe -- it could also be good for your mood and overall sense of well-being.
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Why You Might Want To Consider Not Growing Dumb Cane In Your Home
Dumb cane is a common house plant and it definitely looks visually stunning, but you might want to consider not growing it indoors. Here's why.
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Why Splitting Leaves Might Not Mean Your Bird Of Paradise Houseplant Is In Trouble
You want your houseplants to look their best, so it is alarming when your bird of paradise's leaves start splitting. Learn why this may not be a bad thing.
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Don't Laugh At The Idea Of Naming Your Houseplants - There's A Good Reason To Do It
While some may think it's pointless to give each of your houseplants a unique name, there's actually a good reason to embark on this creative endeavor.
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The Gorgeous Houseplant That Just Needs A Little Bit Of Water To Propagate
Propagating a plant is an easy way to increase the number of your houseplants. For this one, you'll only need a bit of water in a jar to see it multiply.
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This Bathroom Staple Is A Lifesaver For Overwatered Plants
Overwatering is a common plant care mistake, but it can also be a death sentence for your prized houseplant. Luckily, there's an easy solution.
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Turn An Unexpected Item Into A Modern Planter To Take Your Decor To The Next Level
Trying to find ways to make unique decorations for your home? Discover how to DIY a trendy-looking planter for your houseplants out of one unexpected item.
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Rooting Cuttings? Give Them A Boost With Pinterest's Hydrogen Peroxide Trick
Hydrogen peroxide is useful for many things, including gardening. If you like propagating your plants through cuttings, consider this trick from Pinterest.
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Here's The Trick To Keeping Your Pink Philodendron Bright And Vibrant
Pink philodendron varieties can grow leaves in vibrant, rosy tones, but only if they're cared for properly. Find out the trick to keeping the leaves bright.
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DIY A Stylish Plant Stand With These Affordable IKEA Items
Buying multiple planters can be expensive. Luckily, there's a quick and effortless DIY with affordable items from IKEA.
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A Couple Of Kitchen Ingredients Are The Secret To Shinier, Healthy Plants
Cleaning your plants has never been easier. All it takes is a few ingredients you likely already have in your kitchen. Give your plants a glow up!
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This Eye-Catching Succulent Is Perfect For Beginners To Grow Indoors
If you've never cared for a plant before, your best bet is to choose something low maintenance and easy to care for. Try out this succulent.
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The Disadvantages You Might Run Into While Using A Moss Pole For Your Plants
While moss poles provide plenty of benefits for climbing plants, they also have disadvantages. Find out what these are to decide if you should use moss poles.
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The Ultimate Guide To Saving A Dying Snake Plant
If your snake plant is looking worse for the wear, a number of possible causes may be to blame - fortunately, there are just as many solutions.
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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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