The Sansevieria Cleopatra is well regarded for its large, beautiful, and intricately patterned leaves. This succulent plant is easy to care for when you know what you’re doing, but mistakes can cause catastrophic damage. Fortunately, we’ll provide everything you need to know to keep your plant happy, healthy, and thriving. Sansevieria Cleopatra – Basic Information…
One of the most common complaints from Calathea owners is that even if the plant is otherwise surviving just fine, there may be some brown patches on the very tip of the leaf or along the outer edges of the leaf. While brown edges & tips can be a symptom of a more significant, urgent…
The Philodendron McDowell is a specimen of large heart-shaped velvety leaves that trail. It’s hard to find and costs more than many houseplants. But when you know the basics, they are easy to care for. And they’ll give you long years of indoor greenery. The Philodendron McDowell loves bright indirect light, warm temperatures, high humidity,…
The two aroid houseplants Alocasia Melo and Alocasia Maharani are thick, richly textured elephant ears. Both are green, share a similar shape in leaf and habit, and need the same care. These traits make them difficult to tell apart at first. But with closer inspection, you’ll easily tell the difference. Though both dwarf or jewel…
If your Calathea is unhappy, it will curl its leaves subtly or completely fold over into a loop. This is often a warning sign before the problem worsens and may develop yellow or brown leaves. Your Calathea’s leaves are most likely curling because it is dehydrated, either due to being underwatered, receiving too much light,…
Sansevieria Trifasciata is a banded dark and gray-green snake plant that has inspired over 15 cultivated varieties. From adding bright gold margins to becoming almost black, these varieties give options for plant lovers with many different aesthetic preferences. Sansevieria Trifasciata varieties usually share the 3 ft (1 m) height, sword shape, and banding pattern of…
Do you admire the iconic vertical leaves of whale fin snake plants but wondered if you could find a variegated version? There are at least five beautiful varieties worth collecting. They are easy to care for and suitable for plant enthusiasts of any experience level. This article describes and compares the five variegated plant types….
The whale fin snake plant sometimes looks more like someone cut a leaf and shoved it into some soil. And while you can propagate it by similar means, it is a normal plant with roots and a stem and not just a leaf. It also happens to be easy to grow for beginner plant owners….
If you’re looking to find out whether it’s okay to put plants around your TV or on the stand, you’ve come to the right place! In this article, we will discuss everything you need to know and then show you our top plant picks to spice up your living room. Can You Put Plants Next…
Whether you’re bringing a baby plant home from the nursery, or you need to transplant your adolescent plant into a new pot, it’s important to choose the right pot for your fiddle leaf fig, Your fiddle leaf fig needs a pot that is about ⅓ of its overall size – and that gives the roots…