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You have a bag of lumpy brown elephant ear bulbs on your kitchen counter, a stack of empty pots by the window, and snow still melting on the sill. Learning how to plant elephant ear bulbs indoors lets you get a head start on those huge leaves weeks before the weather warms up. The short … Read more >>
Your fiddle leaf fig stands by the window as one tall, bare stem with a tuft of leaves at the top, and it looks more like a pole than a tree. If you want side branches without cutting off the height you have waited for, learning how to notch a fiddle leaf fig is the … Read more >>
You glance at the fiddle leaf fig by your window and notice the big violin-shaped leaves look flat, gray, and faintly dusty instead of deep green and glossy. If you are wondering how to make fiddle leaf fig leaves shiny again, the answer is simpler and gentler than most shine products suggest. The short version: … Read more >>
If you are wondering how to make English Ivy grow faster, you have come to the right place. You have to consider a few factors such as light, temperature, soil, watering schedule, and more when it comes to plants. Here is a simple guide that will help you! How Fast Does English Ivy Grow? Where … Read more >>
Your English ivy is spilling over the rim of its pot, long bare vines trailing toward the floor while the trellis you bought for it stands empty. Learning how to grow English ivy on a trellis is mostly about guiding those vines early, giving them a surface they can grip, and keeping the plant healthy … Read more >>
If you want to learn how to grow English Ivy from a cutting, you have come to the right place. English Ivies are pretty resilient plants that don’t require much maintenance. If you are a novice at plants, it can still turn out quite well. Let’s take a closer look at English Ivy’s care and … Read more >>
Your cycad sits near the window with a crown of stiff, glossy fronds arching out from a rough, pineapple-like trunk, and it has not seemed to change in months. That stillness is normal, and learning how to grow cycad palm indoors mostly means giving it steady conditions and then waiting. The short version: Give your … Read more >>
Your fiddle leaf fig is standing by the window with limp, droopy leaves, crispy brown edges, and soil that has pulled away from the sides of the pot. The short version: If you are wondering how to fix an underwatered fiddle leaf fig, start by soaking the root ball thoroughly until the soil is evenly … Read more >>
The Dracaena Marginata is a striking plant that serves all the drama with long, spiky slender leaves. They make quite a statement and are a favorite among plant owners and landscapers across the US. Even though they are resilient, low-maintenance plants, they, too, can be infected by fungus. Some of the most common infections include … Read more >>
Houseplants are regarded mostly for their aesthetic qualities; they contribute to an overall improvement in the appearance of the spaces in which we live and work. They not only have a beneficial impact on the surrounding ecosystem but also have potential therapeutic applications. It can be frustrating when the leaves on our plants seem dirty, … Read more >>