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Any person who owns houseplants knows the worries of a spider mite infestation. A fiddle infested with these little critters would be a disaster. In the case of spider mites, early detection is key to preventing widespread damage to your plant. Spider mites are the source of many gardening issues. Reduced plant health and yield … Read more >>
English Ivy, also known as Hedera Helix, is one of the most common types of houseplants in the USA. These plants are mostly placed outside and can serve as a decent ground cover. Moreover, they are easy to maintain and care for. However, sometimes, the leaves of your English Ivy can turn brittle and crunchy. … Read more >>
Fiddle leaf fig owners prize the houseplant for its showy, large foliage and the tropical ambiance it lends to their room. They are ideal for anyone who wants to make a statement piece. These houseplants have above-average care requirements, making them better suited for people with a green thumb. Fiddle leaf figs grow surprisingly fast … Read more >>
The dragon tree, or Dracaena Marginata, is a beautiful shrub you will notice around Miami with long green leaves resembling swords with crimson edges. The striking spiky tree, native to Madagascar, is a perfect gateway plant for home gardeners since it requires little maintenance, is drought-tolerant, and is almost indestructible. The plant grows slowly and … Read more >>
Alocasia, also known as Elephant Ear, plants are highly prized for the sculptural elegance they exude and their capacity to develop into large specimens given the appropriate growing conditions. This is true whether they are utilized as a focal point in an outdoor living space or as an ornamental plant indoors. Their tall, graceful stems … Read more >>
Which would you rather have in your home: a rubber tree or a fiddle leaf fig? Likely, you’ve never considered this question before, but it’s one worth asking. Both plants have pros and cons, so read on to learn more about each and decide which fits your needs best. Rubber Tree Vs. Fiddle Leaf Fig … Read more >>
The addition of plants can greatly improve the aesthetic value of your home. You probably already know how stunning elephant ear plants are if you are someone who appreciates the natural world and its flora and fauna. These stunning plants will provide richness and elegance to any outside space, even your home. When you understand … Read more >>
The stunning Dracaena Marginata is a member of the asparagus family and has leaves that look like swords. The remarkable beauty of this houseplant is enhanced by the spiky leaves, which end in a scarlet tip. Since it is so simple to care for and virtually impossible to kill, this eye-catching houseplant makes for a … Read more >>
A possible early indicator of a problem with your English ivy plant is wilting leaves and a generally weak appearance. Leaves will droop if the plant isn’t given the required attention and is grown in an unfavorable environment. However, it might take a few days before you can detect the cause of the problem. Find … Read more >>
English ivy, or Hedera helix, is an evergreen woody vine and a lovely houseplant. Many people love decorating the outside of their houses with English ivy, but they also make excellent indoor plants. English ivy is easy to take care of, looks stunning, dangling from some shelf, or can also be a topiary. NASA has … Read more >>