Best Large Indoor Plants for Big Spaces
A big plant changes a room in a way a small one can't. Done well, it makes a room feel finished. Done badly, it slowly browns in the corner while everyone...
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Cacti evoke images of vast, open deserts and scorched landscapes. These hardy plants thrive in intense sunlight and arid conditions. Yet, what if I told you that your cacti can flourish indoors, in the comfort of your home?
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Misinformation on Cactus Care is about as plentiful as there are Cactus varieties (and there are thousands). This week's blog post will hopefully clear up a few things.
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Seasonal changes, increased rainfall or higher humidity can all through your carefully established plant care routine out of wack. Finding white fluffy mould on top of your potting mix might be part of it - This weeks blog runs you through what it is, what it does and if you need to even worry.
A big plant changes a room in a way a small one can't. Done well, it makes a room feel finished. Done badly, it slowly browns in the corner while everyone...
Chinese Evergreen is the plant that genuinely earns the low-light label — with a qualification. The dark-leaved, less variegated varieties are among the most light-tolerant indoor plants you can keep....
The short answer is yes, sometimes — and no, not in the way you're probably worried about.
The Peperomia is a plant that is quietly succulent without looking the part. The thick, slightly spongy leaves of most popular types store water, and the root system is small...
The spotted begonia is one of those plants that looks engineered. Olive-green wings scattered with silver dots, a deep red underside, and the whole thing held up on bamboo-like canes....
The Rubber Plant is one of those indoor plants that looks like it belongs in a more demanding category than it actually does. Big, architectural, glossy-leaved — it has the...
Monstera Thai Constellation looks like a deliciosa with cream splashes across its leaves. The care is similar in structure but different in degree — and the difference is the cream....
It's one of the most common things people notice, and one of the most misread: you watered days ago, but the potting mix still feels cold, heavy and damp.