If you’re a houseplant enthusiast you’ve undoubtedly heard of the genus Monstera. Monstera deliciosa (the split leaf Philodendron) is a great option for those who have some space and need an eye-catching centerpiece, but what about smaller rooms? Don’t despair: Monstera adansonii has all that Monstera goodness without the huge size. It’s a vining plant … Read more
The unusual but lovely ZZ plant has been a houseplant classic for decades, and for good reason. This eastern African beauty ticks all the boxes and is perfectly suitable for those who are just starting out in the houseplant hobby. Find out all about care for ZZ plant and how to grow this shiny-leaved aroid … Read more
Some plants just make the perfect addition to the home and the genus Dieffenbachia (also known as leopard lily) is one of them. Although the species is toxic and should be handled with caution, if you’re wondering how to care for a Dieffenbachia, you’re in luck. It’s truly a breeze and this is a very … Read more
If you’re a foliage fanatic, chances are you’re a fan of Alocasia. Containing many beautiful species ranging from the tiny Alocasia ‘Polly’ to the gigantic Alocasia macrorrhizos, this genus really brings the tropics into your home. Alocasia varieties are sometimes considered ‘divas’ that can be difficult to keep alive, but is it really that bad? … Read more
Looking for a houseplant to add to your collection but don’t want to make things too complicated? Peace lilies from the Spathiphyllum genus might be the ideal choice for you. They’re one of my favorite species on the list of houseplants that don’t need sun: their low light demands and simple care make caring for … Read more
Also known as split leaf Philodendron, Monstera deliciosa has long been one of the most popular houseplants and it doesn’t look like it’s going to lose that top spot any time soon. Houseplant enthusiasts all over the world love its huge, shiny leaves, massive adult size and low light needs. So how about split leaf … Read more
The genus Alocasia contains a few of the most popular houseplant choices like the eye-catching Alocasia amazonica, Alocasia zebrina and Alocasia ‘Stingray’. It’s no surprise many Alocasia owners would like to know how to multiply their plant. With species this spectacular, it’s definitely a case of ‘the more, the merrier’! If you’d like to know … Read more
If you happen to know anyone that grows a Monstera and would like to take a piece for yourself, you’re in luck. Propagating Monstera is very easy and you can grow an entirely new plant from just a little cutting. Also perfect for those looking to multiply a Monstera they already have! Keep reading to … Read more
Alocasia polly and Alocasia amazonica are both hybrid plants. The two species are largely the same, except for their size: the ‘Polly’ variety stays a bit smaller. Though not very easy plants, they are definitely worth the buy if you can provide what they needs. They have lovely foliage that can look especially stunning when the … Read more