Uppotting (also called potting up) is the process of moving a plant to a slightly larger container to allow for continued growth.

Here are some intermediate plants that offer a little more challenge without being overwhelming.

Growing medicinal plants in your kitchen is a great way to have fresh, natural remedies at your fingertips.

March brings excitement as we anticipate warmer days and new growth—but hold on! Early spring can be unpredictable.

Moving is a big transition—not just for you but for your plants too! Follow this step-by-step guide to move your plants safely.

Here’s what you should do in the month of February to keep your houseplants healthy and ready for growth!

Here are some unique and symbolic plants to gift this Valentine’s Day instead of cut flowers.

With its adorable, heart-shaped leaves, this succulent-like houseplant symbolizes everlasting love and is a great Valentine's Day gift

While lack of light is a common concern for indoor plant owners, excessive light can also be an issue.

The debate between real and plastic plants can stir strong opinions, and for good reason.

Pothos plants are beloved for their stunning trailing vines and heart-shaped leaves. Their easy-care nature makes them a great choice.

Pots are more than just functional; they can be stylish accessories that enhance your home’s decor.

Orchids are truly remarkable plants.. While they may seem intimidating to care for, you can successfully nurture these treasures.

Rotating plants is a common practice among indoor plant enthusiasts, often promoted as beneficial for their health. But is it truly necessar

Snake plants, also known as Sansevieria are not just easy to care for; they also enhance indoor environments by filtering toxins.

The common advice to water your plants when the top few inches of soil are dry might not be as practical as it sounds. Here's a fresh perspe

Selecting the right pot for your indoor plants can significantly impact their health. Here's a quick comparison of popular options.

If your plant has grown tall and lanky, it might be time to offer some support. But how do you decide between a moss pole and a stick?