A tropical pitcher plant that grows hanging bug traps. It needs bright filtered light, distilled water, nutrient-free moss, warmth, and high humidity to keep producing pitchers.
A fast-growing, wildly colorful foliage plant that thrives in bright indirect light, likes its soil kept moist, and roots from cuttings in a glass of water. Perfect for beginners who want instant drama.
A striking, high-drama aroid with glossy veined leaves that demands warmth, bright indirect light, chunky soil, and humidity above 60%. Expect it to shed a leaf for every new one.
The classic feathery parlor fern that cleans the air and asks for two things: consistently moist soil and plenty of humidity. Give it a bright bathroom and it will thrive.
One of the easiest ways to spruce up a space is to add a plant to it! In this article, I'll talk about how houseplants make a great conversation piece, accent, or a fun way to bring the outside in!
A bug-eating bog plant that needs full sun, distilled water, nutrient-free soil, and a cold winter dormancy. Not hard once you know the rules, but the rules are firm.
A lacy, cloud-like plant that is neither a fern nor edible asparagus. It wants bright indirect light, evenly moist soil, and enough humidity to keep its needles from dropping.
The sun-loving, drought-tolerant succulent that soothes burns and forgives neglect. Bright light, gritty soil, and infrequent deep watering are all it needs.
