The Carnivorous Plant That Banishes Fungus Gnats From Your Home
Fungus gnats are annoying, but for some carnivorous plants, they make a tasty meal. Here's a succulent-like plant that can help you with your pest problems.
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This Is How Often You Should Be Fertilizing Your Snake Plant To Avoid Overdoing It
Snake plants are low-maintenance in their requirements for sun, water, and fertilizer. Too much fertilizer can damage plants, so here's how to avoid that.
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The Dollar Tree DIY That Turns A Pencil Holder Into A Stylish Propagation Station
Dedicated plant propagating stations are abundant, but you don't need to spend all that money. Here's how to DIY one with a Dollar Tree pencil holder.
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Why The Bathroom Is The Perfect Place To Grow A Cast Iron Plant
While the cast iron plant can adapt to grow in many areas of the home, find out why the bathroom may be the best place to put this unique houseplant.
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Reuse IKEA Hangers For A Rustic-Chic Hanging Plant Wall On A Budget
Looking for a budget-friendly method to make your own hanging plant wall? A trip to IKEA to pick up some hangers is all you need. Here's how to do it.
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Give Your Home A Natural Lemony Fragrance With This Indoor Plant
One of the strongest-scented lemon fragrances to come from a plant can be grown indoors, giving your home a constant flush of that fresh scent.
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The Drawback Of Adding Used Coffee Grounds To Indoor Plants (& How To Avoid It)
There are many benefits to using coffee on your plants, but you'll need to do it correctly to make sure you don't cause more problems than solutions.
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Essential Tips For Choosing The Perfect Pot For An Indoor Fig Tree
Whether growing fruit-bearing or ornamental fig trees indoors, you need to keep some essential tips in mind when choosing the perfect pot for yours.
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TikTok's 10 Best Tips & Tricks For Saving Your Dying Plants
TikTok is filled with valuable tips on how to bring your plants back from the brink of death. Whether you're struggling with root rot or dryness, this can help.
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The Easy Way Dog Owners Can Water Their Houseplants & Avoid A Mess
Dogs can get pretty messy when they drink out of their water bowls, but what if you can turn the results of your sloppy slurper into a thriving planter?
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Two Easy Ways To Propagate Bird Of Paradise For A Stunning Floral Display
The beautiful bird of paradise plant really shines when it's in bloom. Did you know you can propagate it for even more gorgeous flowers? Here's how.
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How To Turn A Ziploc Bag Into A Simple Self-Watering Planter
If you're looking for a way to keep your plants watered without needing to be hands on, check out how to turn a Ziploc bag into a self-watering planter.
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The Flamingo Flower Is A Stunning Plant Pet Owners Should Be Wary Of
The flamingo flower is a gorgeous plant with red flower-like blooms. Although it's a lovely addition at home, pet-owners should keep this plant out of reach.
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Take Extra Caution When Using Hydrogen Peroxide To Treat Root Rot On Peace Lilies
Hydrogen peroxide is a great tool in fighting root rot in peace lilies. But it must be used carefully. Here's what you need to know about how to use it.
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The Simple Watering Mistake That's Killing Your Potted Houseplants
You were mistaken if you thought watering your houseplants simply meant periodically giving them a drink. If yours are dying, this could be the culprit.
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The Stunning Succulent You Might Mistake For Mouthwatering Hard Candy
Succulent enthusiasts, look out! There's a fabulous and unique plant you might want to add to your collection if you're looking for the truly unusual.
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This Nearly Black Succulent Is The Perfectly Edgy Addition Your Garden Needs
Pastel colors abound in the garden, but what about some hues with a darker mood? Check out this stunning succulent with an unusual color look.
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If You Hate The Smell Of Neem Oil, Try This Powerful Alternative Instead
While neem oil can benefit plants in many ways, it doesn't have a pleasant smell. If you hate its scent, try using this similar but more effective item instead.
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Make Your Indoor Plants Look Like A Million Bucks With This Glowing Upgrade
If your space is punctuated with beloved houseplants, here's how you can elevate their look with a quick DIY that's as simple as it is effective.
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The Number One Rule For Watering Cans, No Matter What Kind You Have
You may not have considered doing this with your watering can, but it's important for the health of your plants, whether the watering can is metal or plastic.
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Give These 10 Indoor Houseplants Coffee Grounds To Help Them Thrive
Before you toss those used coffee grounds in the garbage, consider using them to give your houseplants a boost of nutrients as natural fertilizer.
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How To Grow Cat Grass For All Its Benefits To Your Furry Friend
If your kitties are trying to chew on your houseplants, perhaps it's time to grow them some plants of their own. Here's how to grow cat grass for your felines.
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Tips For Growing Luscious Lavender Indoors As A Houseplant
Instead of planting your lavender in the garden, you could grow it as a houseplant. Discover some tips that will help you successfully grow this plant indoors.
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How To Grow An Amazing Bird's Nest Fern Indoors Or Outdoors
Bird's nest ferns are a favorite among houseplant enthusiasts because they are less demanding than some of their relatives while featuring beautiful fronds.
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12 Beautiful Houseplants You Can Grow In Glass Jars & Bottles
Do you have a few glass jars and bottles laying around? Luckily, you can repurpose them to grow 12 beautiful houseplants to add greenery to your home.
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How To Care For Beautiful Calandiva Flowers Indoors And Outdoors
You may not associate succulents with gorgeous blooms, but calandiva provides just that. Learn more about growing this plant indoors and outdoors.
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Genius Ways To Use Leftover Coffee Grounds In Your Yard & Garden
Did you know that old coffee grounds can be a valuable addition to your garden? Here are all the ways you can reuse coffee grounds to benefit your plants.
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