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Philodendrons are beautiful tropical foliage plants known for indoor environments. What if you’re out of space and want to move the plant outside; will it survive? Are outdoor conditions like sun, air, and moisture conducive for your philodendrons? Philodendrons can grow outside if you live in USDA zones 9-11, which have the right conditions for … Read more >>
Philodendrons are hardy plants that have become a favorite among house plant enthusiasts. They make great beginner plants and tend to thrive anywhere they take root. But would they be able to grow just as well in water? Most species of philodendron can grow in water. However, some perform better than others. Out of all … Read more >>
Calla lilies are not true lilies, but, like lilies, they grow beautifully in various colors. You’ll usually find them as part of the decor in many homes. As much as they do well indoors, can they also thrive outdoors? You can plant calla lilies outside because they also thrive outdoors. They can bloom beautifully outdoors … Read more >>
You have a pot of glossy, arrow-shaped leaves sitting by the window, healthy and green, but no flower stalks anywhere. Getting calla lily leaves but no flowers is one of the most common complaints from indoor growers, and it is rarely a sign of a sick plant. The short version: Most calla lilies stop blooming … Read more >>
Are you looking to decorate yours indoors with a gorgeous, vibrant ponytail palm? Except… you remember hearing that they’re toxic to cats and are concerned for the well-being of your furry pet. So let’s take a look at whether or not you need to be worried – are ponytail palms toxic to cats? Ponytail palms, … Read more >>
Ponytail palms are ideal houseplants for home decor, especially popular in South Florida and Georgia. However, as with any other houseplant, you need to be concerned about any potential health hazards they pose to you and anyone else in your household. So, are ponytail palms poisonous to humans? Fortunately, ponytail palms are not poisonous to … Read more >>
There are several reasons why many people regard philodendrons as ideal houseplants. They are adaptable and resistant, grow very fast, and are incredibly easy to care for. However, one thing many people are unaware of is that philodendrons are quite toxic. Philodendrons are poisonous to humans as, like other species in the Araceae family, they … Read more >>
Gardeners who own a cat may wonder at some point if their plant choices are safe for their feline friend. After all, cats are known for chewing on plants and getting into all sorts of mischief. So, are philodendron plants toxic to cats? Philodendron plants are toxic to cats if ingested or the sap gets … Read more >>
Your dog is sniffing at the potted calla lily by the window, and you notice a torn leaf with tooth marks on the edge. Many dog owners only ask “are calla lily leaves poisonous to dogs” after spotting damage like this. The short version: Yes. The ASPCA lists calla lily (Zantedeschia aethiopica) as toxic to … Read more >>
The Kentia Palm is a popular houseplant option in the United States. Multiple reasons can cause white spots on my Kentia Palm. Some reasons for blemishes include a fungal infection or viral infection and nutritional deficiencies. In the US, the Kentia Palm is usually grown outdoors in states like Florida and Hawaii. In other states, … Read more >>