Repotting is a delicate process that must be done for most houseplants. This would help promote strong and healthy growth. It should be done with caution as you risk harming the plant if done wrong. It is recommended that you repot a plant if you notice any of the following; It’s been a while since … Read more
Just bought a new spider plant that looks like it needs some more space? Is your existing plant’s pot is starting to look a bit cramped? You might be wondering how repotting a spider plant (Chlorophytum comosum) works. When should you do it? What kind of planter and soil does a spider plant need? Keep … Read more
If you’ve been in the houseplant hobby for a while, you’ll have encountered peat. This material is a very common soil additive and has a bunch of properties that make it handy for use with (house)plants. There is, however, one little problem: it’s not a sustainable resource. In this guest post from Swiss online plant … Read more
The blue star fern care guide has long been one of the most popular on Houseplant Central. One question that keeps popping up about this plant is how to pot it. What kind of soil does it need? And what type of planter works best? Although Phlebodium aureum is an epiphyte that needs a special … Read more
Its popularity just doesn’t seem to die down: Pilea peperomioides, also known as the Chinese money plant, is still the plant you just have to have. If you’re reading this you’ve probably managed to acquire one. Lucky you! Now how do you keep it happy and healthy? We all know the right pot and soil are very … Read more
There are many different types of succulents available and growing succulents at home is more popular than ever. Keeping these plants alive is not always easy, though: not only can it be quite difficult to figure out how to water them, planting is also an issue. What kind of soil do they need? What type … Read more
