Plants Blog - Indoor Plant Tips, Plant Care, Plant Guides

Variegation in plants indicates colour all year long in your garden. Variegated plants are best for almost every climate but thrive in bright sunl...

Every indoor plant is an outdoor plant. The ‘indoor plants’ label indicates that your plants are shade-loving enough or hardy enough to thrive in ...

Air plants, popular as Tillandsia, get their unique name from their power to absorb all nutrients from the air via their leaves instead of the soi...

The ideal way to grow and care for a collection of your living stone (lithops) plants in your tropical garden or your home isn't that difficult. L...

Bromeliad is an extremely diverse family of plants. There are about 2,877 different bromeliad species in nature and different ways to care for you...

Your Kimberley queen fern requires consistent moisture and humidity to thrive, as with various ferns. That can be tough to find in any average hou...

Experts say there isn't anything like a black thumb or a green thumb when it comes to plants; it’s always about the way you pay attention to them....

Sedums, Sempervivum commonly known as hens-and-chicks, kalanchoe, jade plants, aloe vera, Echeveria and Sansevieria (also called snake plant or mo...

Leaf tip browning on your houseplant leaves is an irritating condition that generally affects some types of houseplants. Tropical plants, spider p...

Various indoor houseplants are genetically programmed to develop roots from small plant pieces soaked in water. It is called propagation and survi...

Indoor houseplants can be ideal for introducing colour and vibrancy to any home or offering a calm serenity to your bedroom and lounge. They enabl...

Commonly used as a houseplant and in shaded summer beds, the begonia plant belongs to tropical and subtropical regions. Some are grown for their p...