Planting Paperwhite bulbs in soil easiest method

Hugging certain plants can make you feel good and relaxed. Studies show it reduces stress and makes you feel better. There are many plants you can hug for positive energy like Fiddle Leaf Fig, Bird of Paradise, Monstera Deliciosa, Elephant Ear Plant, Rubber Plant, Philodendron Xanadu, Giant Peace Lily, Calatheas, and Giant Pothos.

Reasons and Fixes for Drooping, Wilting Cyclamen Plants

People generally freak out when they spot spider eggs in the soil and wonder whether it is a sign of something good or bad for the plants. If you are one of them, this article will ease you out!

Here are incredible indoor plants that have been around for 100 years! From a grand 108-year-old Jade Plant filled with love to a fancy rhododendron, each one tells a beautiful story. That's not all! A 100-year-old Monstera and a generational Christmas Cactus passed down for three generations. And More!

If your plants are showing signs of undernourishment despite all the favorable conditions, the soil’s acidity might be an underlying reason. Determine the soil pH as the first step, and then learn How to Change Your Soil pH, amending it with the right nutrients.

Soil blocking is a seed-starting technique that uses cubes of compressed soil to grow healthy, vigorous plants. It’s my go-to method for starting vegetable, flower, and herb seeds and produces a lot of seedlings without the need for plastic pots or cell packs. The cubes of soil are made using metal soil blockers which come in a variety of sizes. Soil blocking isn’t difficult but there are a few points to keep in mind to boost success. Below you’ll learn all about soil blocking and the best way to make sturdy cubes of soil for seed starting.

Propagating money trees is easier than you might think, and it’s a cost-effective way to expand your collection.

When and How to Prune Umbrella Plants (Schefflera)

Ming Fern has soft-feathery leaves, Lace Fern has lacy foliage with small white flowers, and Sprenger's Asparagus grows upward with conical stems. These all look like the Asparagus fern. Foxtail and Maidenhair ferns resemble it too. So does Ming Aralia.

Are you a plant lover looking for creative ways to display your leafy friends? Or perhaps you’re a vintage enthusiast on the hunt for the perfect addition to your home decor? Look no further than these Cool DIY Antique and Vintage Plant Stand Ideas!

Beautiful peace lily alternatives for your home are Anthuriums, Cast Iron Plants, Dieffenbachias, Calla Lilies, Bird of Paradise, Chinese Evergreens, and Corn Plants. You can tell them apart as peace lilies have broad leaves and their foliage doesn’t grow from a typical stem. Their flowers have a spathe over a spadix.

While the holiday season can be a time of excess, once the season has ended, it's a great time to declutter. Whether you’re making space to store holiday decor or eager to do a full clean-out once the festivities close, it’s a time to make your home feel cozy and comfortable.