Have you ever had a house plant? The vibe of beautiful green plants thriving in your house is truly indescribable. They keep your home fresh, making you feel closer to nature. Imagine buying a pretty house plant from a shop or a nursery, just to see it die in a few days or weeks. A … Read more >>
The light shines on a yellowed leaf, escaping through the holes in the foliage. The soil has dried out, the flowers have stopped blooming, and the plant has given up. What happened? Wherever you may live, be it sunny Texas or cold Alaska, you may experience wilting houseplants once in a while. Many people across … Read more >>
Being a house plant collector is catching on as most people learn about the benefits of keeping plants. More than half of the United States of America can relate to this hobby. However, not taking care of your house plants is looked down upon. This is especially true if you neglect to take care of … Read more >>
If you are a house plant hoarder, you must have come across the common problem of house plant leaves turning yellow. It is troubling to see that happening to the house plants we put so much effort into growing. We must understand why house plant leaves turn yellow to stop this problem once and for … Read more >>
If you have recently invested in some houseplants, you are probably wondering, “how often should I water a houseplant?” The answer is simple, but it depends. The amount of water a houseplant needs varies between different types of plants. Overwatering can often kill a plant. It also wastes water. Houseplant care, specifically relating to watering, … Read more >>
You’ve been diligently busy filling up your house with indoor plants and transforming the interior into a lovely and welcoming environment. Your careful attention has resulted in everything seeming vibrant and full of life, but now that you have a vacation on the horizon—even while you can’t wait for the break—you can’t help but worry … Read more >>
A survey conducted by Civic Science found that approximately 66.5% of people living in the United States had at least one indoor plant in their homes. The number of people who own plants rose by two percentage points in 2019. Additionally, the percentage of customers who have no interest in owning a plant has dropped … Read more >>
There’s something special about summers in the United States—the sun shines so brightly, and everything makes us want to go out and enjoy the outdoors. Even while the warm weather may tempt you to procrastinate on your chores inside the house, there is one activity that you must not put off at any cost: taking … Read more >>
Everyone needs a little R&R, and for indoor plants, winter is the time to get it. However, several winter stress factors can impact indoor plants, regardless of whether they are year-round houseplants or plants that have been brought inside. These factors include temperatures that range from warm during the day to cold in the evening, … Read more >>