Plastic nursery pots pile up fast, but thankfully, you can use them to keep your houseplants happy, especially aroids. All you need is a sharp pair of scissors.
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Misting houseplants is often promoted online for increasing humidity. Is it really the best idea for your spider plant, or should you put away the spray bottle?
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Plant pots are usually plain, single-color containers that don't add much to your aesthetic. But it's easy to make them more decorative with this crafting item.
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Spider plants are easy to take care of, but if something is wrong, it will show. Yellowing leaves is one of the major symptoms, but it could have a few causes.
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Tomato cages don't just belong out in the vegetable garden. You can bring them indoors and use them to train your lackluster pothos when the harvest is done.
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While sunlight and moisture levels are common care considerations for spider plants, many forget the importance of your home's temperature.
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There are so many fertilizers available, it's hard to know what might help your houseplants. The answer depends on what you're growing and how you grow them.
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Nursery pots might seem like a waste of plastic, but this method takes advantage of their benefits while still allowing you to enjoy your pretty planters.
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Have a lot of spider plant babies that need a new home? You can craft a planter from concrete to house them using tools and supplies you probably already have.
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Hanging planters often dry out fast in warm weather, but one design offers a way to keep plants hydrated longer while maintaining a low-maintenance setup.
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Spider plants are already known for being fast growers, but these tips can help maximize their growth and keep this classic houseplant happy and healthy.
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Making this low maintenance houseplant's leaves sparkle is not as complicated as you might think. In fact, you likely already have everything you need at home.
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The simple trick of wetting your new potting soil might help new seedlings and plants thrive. Find out how to moisten soil and avoid common mistakes.
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You've probably never thought about repurposing these items as plant holders, but many of them have more vintage charm than your run-of-the-mill planters.
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If you notice unsightly spots on your spider plant’s long leaves, take these steps to find the cause and treat the issue to protect your precious houseplant.
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Growing houseplants is rewarding, but they do need plenty of care to thrive. It's not on you, but you may notice your plants losing leaves in the spring
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A leggy spider plant can be caused by several factors, but once you notice it there are a few easy ways to save a spindly spider plant and keep it thriving.
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Spider plants are low maintenance and great for adding some greenery to your home. However, if you're bored with their normal appearance, try this root hack.
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Waterlogged soil in your potted plants can lead to disaster. Help prevent it by improving drainage with this gardening hack that reuses plastic bottle caps.
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Spider plants are a popular houseplant, but if you feel like yours is looking a little thin, here are some tricks to make its leaves grow bushier.
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This Aldi’s find is a space-saving vertical setup that keeps temperature and humidity steady — so your indoor garden can thrive without taking over your home.
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Snake plants can be notoriously difficult to grow and take care of, but you can easily make a copy of the real thing that nobody will know is a DIY!
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Snake plants are almost indestructible, which makes them perfect additions to handcrafted living home decor, like this luxe-looking tabletop centerpiece DIY.
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Have your spider plants seen better days? No problem! By getting clever with those dead leaves, you can give your home DIY projects a helping hand.
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Watering an aloe vera plant can sometimes feel like a dangerous balancing act — and it's vital to know the symptoms that occur when you get it wrong.
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If your porch planters are looking a little messier than you'd like, fear not — an attractive and clever solution may already be growing in your yard.
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From resilient succulent species to tough perennials and flowers, these are the plants to choose if you need greenery that can handle a little neglect.
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