Using plant stakes for your climbing plants? We interviewed plant support expert Ara Flink about how to stake plants with plant supports to find out how to do it beautifully.
Are your pothos looking droopy from being underwatered? Don’t fret, we have all the signs and solutions for you to revitalize your underwatered pothos plant in no-time.
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.
Philodendron plants are the easiest plants to take care of. Here our favorite types of philodendron varieties to add to your home.
Ceiling hangings and wall mounts have been popular ways to support climbing houseplants, but a more movable option is gaining traction: to construct your own moss pole. This DIY indoor plant care project is a great way to get your climbing plants to stand upright and fill vertical space in your room. In this post,
With sweetly fragrant blooms so perfect you may wonder if they’re real, hoya carnosa is a delight to all of the senses. Here’s our care guide.
A moss pole retains moisture so that your climbing or vining house plants can get a drink while moving away from a more traditional water source, like, say, moist soil in a pot. Here’s what you need to know.
Earning its name from vibrant green and yellow streaked leaves resembling the Brazilian flag, the Philodendron Brasil is a popular variegated cultivar of the Heartleaf Philodendron.
In general, Hoya plants are quite easy to care for. Although all Hoyas have similar characteristics and care, each variety of wax plant will have some needs specific to its species. Do a bit of research on your specific wax plant species to ensure you offer it the best environment and care.Â
The Split Leaf Philodendron is a fun, tropical addition to any houseplant collection, thriving in most environments with sufficient light and humidity.Â
Golden Pothos are the gold standard of easy-care houseplants. These lush climbers are incredible air-purifiers and every plant collector’s dream.
English Ivy will happily grow on just about anything, from brick walls to exposed pipes. This climber adds an elegant, leafy ambience to your home.
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Hi, Diane! Have you resolved this issue yet? If you turn the watering globe upside down, so that the pointy…
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