Repotting Indoor Plants in Spring: What to Repot Now, and What Can Wait
Spring is the window, not the reason. A horticulturalist's guide to reading the root zone before you reach for a bigger pot.
Spring is the window, not the reason. A horticulturalist's guide to reading the root zone before you reach for a bigger pot.
The mini monstera is one of the most mislabelled plants on the bench. You'll see it sold as Monstera Ginny, Philodendron Ginny, Philodendron Minima and mini monstera. The first three...
By the time the calendar catches up, most of your plants are already weeks into their restart — quietly, while the heater's still running and you're still wearing the big...
There's a quiet assumption in plant care that the answer to almost everything is a bigger pot and a fresh bag of mix. Plant looking tired? Repot it. Growth stalled?...
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...