how to make a rubber plant bushy, an expert shares
We asked NYC plant shop owner Shana Taylor how she keeps her rubber plants happy and bushy. She shares her secrets and tells us what she uses to keep them happy.
We asked NYC plant shop owner Shana Taylor how she keeps her rubber plants happy and bushy. She shares her secrets and tells us what she uses to keep them happy.
Have an overwatered fiddle leaf fig on your hands? Don’t panic. Read this to rescue your plant.
Do you want to move beyond keeping your pothos baseline alive, and actually help it thrive? The real secret to abundant foliage is in the dirt, folks! Choose from our picks of the best soil for pothos – including a recipe you can make at home.
What can’t you do with aloe vera? I mean, seriously? This plant has medicinal super powers, but you’ll need the best soil for aloe vera to be able to take advantage of them!
Hoya plants like to climb and often do better when paired with a plant trellis for support. We asked plant shop owners of Plant the Studio how they get all of their hoya plants to climb. Here’s what they said.
This gem is one of the most popular succulents for good reason. Over time, your jade plant will reward consistent care by growing into a beautifully branched, ornamental table-piece that can live for generations.
Aloe vera looks like a high-drama plant with its dramatic spikes, but this succulent is truly lovable on the inside. Aloe gel is dense with vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants straight from nature with a range of incredible healing properties.
If you want your plant collection to grow faster than a family of happy little rabbits, look no further than the spider plant!
Growing dandelion plants indoors? Here’s how to grow dandelion and its naturopathic benefits.
Growing chamomile plants indoors? Here’s how to grow chamomile and its naturopathic benefits.
If you imagine a home with a white picket fence, chances are Pelargonium are close by! But did you know that these plants thrive indoors?
Pot the impossible! The Boston fern filters light and purifies the air. Known commonly as Sword Fern, Ladder Fern, or Boss Fern, this plant is easier to keep indoors than you might think.
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Hi, Co! Thanks for reading :) Which part of the plant did I forget? 🤔 I mentioned male plants and…
Hi, Ed! Thanks for reading :) yeah, sourcing wild sphagnum would be detrimental to the environment. In fact, I've written…
It would be good to switch moss to something else to avoid destroying peat land, a vital carbon storage source.
Article was fine for explaining the general harvesting process, but did not cover harvesting the ENTIRE plant. Please fix the…
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Hey, Marcia! Thanks for reading :) gosh, that's a great idea to double up on your watering globe and spike.…