Fern’s have become a staple of the modern garden in the last few years. They are beautiful, green, and endlessly useful. You can find them in gardens, hanging pots, and above ground in ornamental ponds. People love the look of a small plant with lots of leaves hovering over them and frequently buy these plants…
The Rubber Plant (Ficus elastica) could be the ideal houseplant for you if you want a challenging however very easy going indoor plant that can reach staggering elevations within just a few years. The shiny glossy fallen leaves look terrific in many residences and although young plants start little they will fill up the space…
Pothos is perhaps the easiest of all indoor plants to grow, even if you are a person who fails to remember to water your plants. This routing creeping plant has actually pointed, heart-shaped eco-friendly leaves, occasionally variegated with white, yellow, or light green. While pothos enjoys bright, indirect light it can prosper in areas that…
One of the trendiest indoor plants currently is the Fiddle Leaf Fig (ficus lyrate). Its huge, leatherlike as well as shiny fiddleshaped leaves include a specific architectural beauty to a room, especially when potted up in an advanced planter. Help your fiddle leaf fig thrive with these suggestions on pruning, propagating, watering, fertilising as well…
Peace lilies are probably one of the most common indoor house plants. The simple reason is that the Peace Lily is an extremely durable plant that needs little care and is very easy to grow. That being said, all plants need some attention and the below is all you need to know about Peace Lily…
Monstera Deliciosa is a tropical plant from the Araceae family. Its name, as one could think, originates from the Latin significance “unusual” because of its odd-looking, perforated fallen leaves that are typically punched through holes. About the Monstera Deliciosa plant In the wilds of the jungle, Monstera can expand to be massive: dozens of feet…
