Philodendron Xanadu is a perennial plant native to Brazil. Although its origins are South American, this plant is low-maintenance and is common in households around the world. Sometimes called a winterbourn philodendron, that name is somewhat ironic considering this plant fares best in warm temperature, subtropical, and tropical climates. While its ideal USDA planting zones … Read more
The Queen of the Night flower originates from Mexico and South America and is a jungle cactus. This night-blooming orchid is known for its sweet fragrance and lily-white flowers. Read on to learn how to take care of the queen of the night cactus flower, propagate the plant, and exciting facts about the cactus. Common … Read more
Hoya linearis originates in southeast Asia and Australasia. Hoyas are also known as wax plants or porcelain flowers. Hoya linearis in the wild hangs down from the branches of the trees. It is not a parasite like mistletoe, but an epiphyte, like an air plant. Description of Hoya linearis The wax plant has long fuzzy … Read more
Peace lilies in water are a total houseplant classic! This aroid species grows very well with its roots submerged semi-permanently, and many indoor gardeners prefer the look over a potted plant. Being able to see the root system in a translucent vase is pretty rad. Some also swear they can only keep their Spathiphyllums alive … Read more
Looking for a hands-off, easy-care houseplant? It really doesn’t get much better than the classic pothos (Epipremnum aureum), a favorite in homes, malls and offices for as long as anyone can remember. This is my absolute go-to plant when I need something easy that can survive and even grow in spots that would be much … Read more
Sometimes a newcomer in the houseplant world truly takes things by storm, and that’s exactly what happened with Monstera ‘Peru’! Even though the species hasn’t been scientifically classified yet as I’m writing this article, it’s all over plant stores and online shops. Not surprising, as it’s truly a very decorative houseplant, and easy to grow … Read more
If you’re looking for an unusual houseplant, why not try the genus Philodendron? It contains many funky species that can easily be found in your local plant store or online. Among them is Philodendron tortum, one of my latest personal favorites. Keep reading for everything you need to know about Philodendron tortum care and growing … Read more
Were you unable to resist one of those pineapple plants (Ananas comosus) with a mini fruit at the local plant store? Or have you managed to successfully grow a pineapple from a top? Good news: caring for a pineapple plant is pretty easy and you can grow a pineapple indoors! Keep reading for everything you … Read more
Looking for a houseplant but short on space? Or just want some funky greenery to add to your home? Have I got the plant for you! Rhaphidophora tetrasperma, also known as the mini Monstera, is an easy-care eye-catcher you’ll love. Keep reading for everything you need to know about mini Monstera care and growing this … Read more
Are you getting deja vu? Normal! Peperomia polybotrya, or the raindrop Peperomia, looks a lot like the wildly popular Pilea peperomioides or Chinese money plant. They’re not the same, though, as they naturally hail from completely different parts of the world. The raindrop Peperomia is a great choice if you like larger, glossy foliage. Let’s … Read more