22 types of fern plants that will love the indoors
To help you find a fern variety that matches the feel of your home and keeps your indoor feeling outdoors, here are the most popular ferns that are commonly kept as indoor plants.
To help you find a fern variety that matches the feel of your home and keeps your indoor feeling outdoors, here are the most popular ferns that are commonly kept as indoor plants.
Despite their slightly fussy purebred temperament, Pink Princess philodendrons are pretty easy to care for. Learn how to care for this splashy pink plant here!
Dragon trees (Dracaena marginata) are cheerful indoor plants with beautiful branches that bring savannah vibes to any space. Here’s how to care for them.
Caring for Zamioculcas zamiifolia, popularly known as the ZZ plant takes about as much effort as getting some Z’s.. (yes, it’s that easy). Here’s how:
Fans of variegations will swoon over the Marble Queen Pothos, a popular variegated Pothos variety with elegant, marbled foliage.
Just when you thought you knew all of the most common Philodendrons by heart…here comes a velvety stunner! The Philodendron micans is a voracious climber with gorgeous iridescent, velvety leaves. This is how to take care of it.
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!
The right kind of potting soil will make a big difference in the health and appearance of your indoor Monstera Deliciosa. Here’s the best soil for monstera plants.
The Ficus Lyrata, or fiddle leaf fig tree, can quickly spruce up any room. Here’s how to take care of a fiddle leaf fig.
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,
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Thank you, Sonia. I'm glad you found it so helpful.
Thanks for such amazing explanation… l have learned a lot from this article.
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