Plant Care 101

Parlor Palm Care 101

Bringing the tropics indoors has never been easier than with the addition of a Parlor Palm. Where many types of palms don’t grow well indoors, Parlor Palms thrive and are considered low-mainten...

Peace Lily Care 101

Peace lilies are one of the most common houseplants because they’re fairly easy to grow and are beautiful, too. They can be temperamental at times, but once you know how to care for them corr...

Phalaenopsis Care 101

The Phalaenopsis or 'Moth Orchid' is the most common orchid due to its ease of production and the availability of blooming plants year-round. Phals are easily grown in the home and stay in blo...

Monstera Deliciosa Care 101

Famous for its large, lush green foliage, Monstera Deliciosas are hardy and easy to care for, making it easy to see why it's the most popular houseplant.  The “deliciosa” part of the plant’s n...

Monstera Adansonii Care 101

Monstera Adansonii leaves are more perforated and delicate than its more famous cousin (Monstera Deliciosa) and the plant is petite in comparison. Although all Monsteras are considered vines, ...

Maranta (Prayer Plant) Care 101

The prayer plant is one of the most distinguishable tropicals, thanks to its beautiful decorative leaves. The popular tricolour variety has deep green, velvety leaves with yellow splotches dow...

Jade Care 101

Light Thrives in bright direct light, but can tolerate bright indirect light.  Water Water every 2–3 weeks, allowing soil to dry out between waterings. Expect to water more often in brighte...

Ivy Care 101

Ivy plants are lush, long-vining plants that will look stunning in your home. They are fast-growing, evergreen plants that are happy to climb their surroundings or drape down the side of a hanging...

Hoya Heart Care 101

Light Thrives in bright direct light, but can tolerate bright indirect light. Water Water every 2–3 weeks in direct light, allowing soil to dry out between waterings. Expect to water more o...

Hoya Care 101

Can I get a Hoyaaa? Light Thrives in bright indirect light. Can benefit from a few hours of direct sun depending on the species. Water Water every 1–2 weeks, allowing soil to dry out betwe...