The Sweetest Flower Pot Stand Can Be Made With A Few Affordable Materials
Displaying your flower pots and houseplants can be hard when they live in short pots. Build this simple plant stand with Dollar Tree materials for added height.
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Tips For Overwintering And Protecting Elephant Ear Bulbs
Native to tropical regions worldwide, elephant ear plants become harder to care for as winter approaches. Here are our tips for overwintering their bulbs.
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11 Unexpected Household Items That Can Help Your Indoor Plants Thrive
Rather than buying specialty tools and aids to keep your indoor plants happy, you can just use items from around your house. Here's what's most useful.
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9 Household Ingredients That Can Benefit Houseplants
Buying special plant treatments and products can get expensive. Luckily, there are proven household products that can get you similar results.
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What To Know Before Watering Your Aloe Vera With Sugar Water
DIYing fertilizer can keep plants healthy for cheap, but there's a fine line between helping and hurting. Learn this before watering aloe with sugar water.
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You've Not Seen It All Until You've Checked Out These Trendy Plant Frames
Indoor plants are a great aesthetic for any home. You may think you've seen all the ways to display them, but check out these trendy plant frames.
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Tips For Keeping Your Hardy & Tropical Hibiscus Plants Thriving Through Winter
Keep your hardy and tropical hibiscus plants thriving through the winter. Learn how to overwinter hibiscus and ensure beautiful blooms when spring arrives.
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16 Of The Best Flowers To Grow In Mini Plant Pots For A Whimsical Garden
Various colors and textures are best for a whimsical garden. Here are some small flowering plants you can use for your own mini plant pot arrangement.
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How To Prune A Monstera Plant To Optimize Its Growth
Though monstera plants hail from tropical forests, they also do pretty well as a potted indoor plant. Here's how to prune them to optimize growth.
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Propagate African Violets From A Single Leaf Cutting For Stunning Houseplants
African violets make for beautiful houseplants, and they're easier to propagate than you may think. Here's how to grow a new one from a single leaf.
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Here's What Your Money Tree's Yellow Leaves Really Mean (& How To Fix It)
Is that gold in your money tree? No, it's a yellow leaf. Find out why your houseplant's leaves are turning yellow and how to bring it back to full health here.
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Sourdough Starter Is About To Become Your New Favorite Natural Plant Booster
Many people renew their love of baking as summer closes. If you have even a little sourdough starter on hand, your plants may also be interested in your hobby.
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Air Plant Holder Ideas To Create A Beautiful Display Of Healthy Greenery
What should you keep your favorite air plants in? Here are our favorite ideas for creative containers to house these low-maintenance houseplants.
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The Indoor Houseplant That Thrives In Your Bathroom And Is Easy To Grow
Transform your bathroom into an oasis with this easy-to-grow indoor houseplant. Discover tips for successfully nurturing this plant in your bathroom space.
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Pruning Tips For A Healthy Aloe Vera Plant
Aloe vera is a pretty low-maintenance plant but sometimes it needs some pruning, either for aesthetics or to remove dying or damaged leaves.
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Top Reasons Why A Spider Plant Makes The Perfect Indoor Houseplant
Everyone loves houseplants, even those of us who are not great at caring for them. A spider plant is a great choice for a houseplant-lover of any skill level.
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Avoid Making A Mess While Watering Your Houseplants With These Tools
Houseplants certain add beauty and improve the air quality in your home, but watering them can cause big messes. Here's how to control the flow.
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Can You Banish Pesky Gnats From Houseplants Using Castile Soap?
If you are a helicopter plant parent and a generous waterer, you're likely familiar with fungus gnats. Here's how to kill them with a product in your shower.
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Tips For Propagating Your String Of Pearls Plant Like A Pro
String of pearls plants may look otherwordly, but they are as simple to propagate as many other succulents. Here's how to properly multiply the pearls yourself.
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Can You Get Rid Of A Springtail Invasion Using Hydrogen Peroxide?
Hydrogen peroxide has more uses than you can count on two hands. You can up the ante and test it to combat springtails, but here's what you should know first.
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8 Innovative Ways To Repurpose Bird Cages Around Your Home & Garden
What do you do when you find yourself with a stunning, ornate, antique birdcage but no birds? Explore the many answers in this round-up of repurposing ideas.
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A Stunning Ladder DIY Creates The Perfect Place To Put Hanging Plants
If you've run out of room for your hanging plant, there is a simple and stunning ladder DIY that may be able to solve your problem. Here's how.
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TikTok Uses Recycled Items To Create A Cute And Colorful Succulent Planter
Do you want to repurpose items that would otherwise end up in the trash? With TikTok's simple succulent planter idea, you can DIY a cute home for your plant.
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The Unique Plant Holder Accessory That Brings Nature's Calming Effect Indoors
There's nothing quite like the sound of gentle rain falling outside - and now you can bring that experience indoors with this adorable plant accessory.
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Ensure Your Air Plants Are Fully Dried With A Dish Rack Trick
Air plants are generally considered low-maintenance, but there's one thing they won't tolerate: too much water. Here's a healthy tip for drying.
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The Fertilizer Mistake That Could Prevent Marigolds From Flowering
Are your marigolds not blooming the way they should? Here, we'll tell you the one fertilizer mistake you didn't know you were making (and how to fix it).
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Bindweed Makes A Terrible Outdoor Plant But Works Great Indoors
If you've had the displeasure of fighting an invasion outdoors, you may wince at the name "bindweed." Tame it another way and try to grow it as a houseplant.
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