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Top Three Common Houseplant Problems and how to Fix Them

Bringing greenery indoors can liven up any room, boost your mood, and purify your air. But even the most enthusiastic plant parent runs into problems now and then. The good news? Most houseplant struggles have simple solutions. Below, learn how to identify and treat the top three common houseplant problems and how to fix them…
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The Science Behind Potting Soil: How to Build the Perfect Mix for Indoor Plants

Introduction What is potting soil? Is it just dirt, or is it something more? When referring to soil, potting soil, or dirt – us plant heads (planties? greenery geeks? botanical buffs? Horti-hoaders?) are really describing a mix of a structural base, aeration/drainage agents, nutrient sources, and biological enhancements! WHAT? Never fear in this article I…
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How to propagate Pothos (Epipremnum aureum) in Water Without Soil

The pothos plant, one of the most popular house plants widely available to plant parents today. The Epipremnum aureum (that’s a mouthful) more commonly known as the pothos is know for its long vines and heart shaped leaves. It is often found with green, yellow, white, and occasionally chartreuse leave. Often the feature plant in…
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Quick Hacks to get Rid Of Houseplant Pests

How to Deal With Fruit Flies and Other Common Pests That Plague Houseplants Houseplants: they add personality, fresh air, and that subtle “I’m totally responsible and thriving” vibe to your living space. But just when your pothos is trailing like a jungle and your monstera is showing off new holes like a Swiss cheese superstar—bam—you’ve…
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How to Start a Lush Indoor Jungle on a Budget

Cheap Ways to Start an Indoor Jungle Dreaming of a lush indoor oasis but getting hives every time you see a price tag on a monster-sized monstera? Don’t sweat—building your own living room rainforest doesn’t require draining your savings or raiding a botanical garden. With some budget-friendly tricks (and a dose of plant parent optimism),…
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Countertop Compost A beginners Guide

Starting a countertop compost isn’t just eco-friendly—it’s your first step toward transforming kitchen scraps into black gold for your houseplants and garden, all without funky smells or fruit fly attacks. If you’re short on space, craving sustainability, or just want your morning coffee grounds to do more than fill your trash, this is your all-in…
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How to Propagate House Plants

A Guide for beginners How do you propagate house plants? If there’s one gardening skill every indoor plant enthusiast should master, it’s propagation. It’s like having a magic trick up your sleeve: turn one thriving plant into many, and multiply your green joy without breaking the bank. Whether you’re a seasoned plant parent or a…
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Nurturing Your Indoor Jungle: Practical Tips for Plant Care
Creating the Ideal Environment for Your Plants Caring for indoor plants involves understanding their specific needs. Each species requires a unique balance of light, humidity, and temperature. Position your plants in areas of your home that meet these requirements. For example, bright light is essential for succulents, while ferns thrive in shaded, humid spots. By…
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Signs Your Houseplant Needs Repotting (and How to Do It Without Breaking a Sweat)

Every houseplant lover eventually faces the “repot or regret” moment—when your beloved green buddy clearly outgrows its home and starts throwing subtle (or not-so-subtle) shade your way. Repotting can feel intimidating, like uprooting a tiny jungle and hoping you don’t mess it up. But don’t fret; with a little plant-parent know-how, it’s easier than you…
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Pruning and Propagating: When, Why, and How to Do It Like a Plant Whisperer

Pruning and propagating are the dynamic duo of houseplant care — the secret power moves that transform your green collection from “meh” to magnificent. Think of pruning as giving your plants a stylish haircut and propagating as helping them throw an epic baby-plant party. Both are amazingly satisfying and guaranteed to up your plant-parenting cred.…