An Overview of Solid Green Spider Plant Varieties The solid green spider plant is one variety of the popular houseplant Chlorophytum comosum. While most spider plants have variegated leaves, the solid green type lacks any striping or color variation. Its vibrant green fronds give it a unique, eye-catching look. If you’re considering adding a solid … Read more
The raven ZZ plant (Zamioculcas zamiifolia ‘Raven’) is beloved for its striking dark purple almost black foliage. So if you’ve noticed vibrant green new growth emerging on your raven ZZ it can seem confusing and concerning. However, there’s no need to worry – green new shoots are totally normal for this variety. Here’s an explanation … Read more
Pothos is one of the most popular houseplants due to its easy care and ability to thrive in a variety of lighting conditions. However, even this hardy plant can develop issues like brown spots on its leaves. Brown spots on pothos are typically a sign of stress and improper care. The good news is pothos … Read more
The dragon tree, also known as Dracaena marginata, is a popular houseplant known for its slender, upright stems and v-shaped clusters of long, narrow leaves. However, despite their striking appearance, dragon tree leaves can sometimes turn brown. Brown leaves are usually a sign that something is wrong with your plant’s care regime. By identifying and … Read more
The Alocasia Black Velvet is a stunning houseplant prized for its lush dark foliage. However these tropical beauties are prone to infestations of spider mites – a common houseplant pest. If left unchecked, these tiny arachnids can cause significant damage. But with vigilance and prompt treatment, you can defend your Black Velvets. What are Spider … Read more
With their large, violin-shaped leaves and striking veined texture, it’s no wonder fiddle leaf fig trees are among the most coveted houseplants today. But did you know there are actually several different varieties of fiddle leaf fig to choose from? While they share a lot of the same care needs, each type has its own … Read more
Ficus trees are beloved for their lush, tropical foliage that instantly livens up any indoor space. But it can be alarming and frustrating when your ficus suddenly starts dropping leaves. While some leaf loss is normal, excessive dropping of leaves or foliage yellowing alongside leaf drop can signal problems with your plant’s care Fortunately, there … Read more
Jewel orchids are treasured for their beautifully patterned leaves But sometimes the leaves can start turning an abnormal red color If your jewel orchid leaves are reddening, it’s a sign of stress. Read on to learn the potential causes and how to help your plant recover its healthy green foliage. Overview of Jewel Orchids Jewel … Read more
When gardening in compact indoor spaces or planting in shallow containers outdoors choosing house plants with shallow root systems is key. While deep-rooted plants require more soil depth to properly anchor and access nutrients shallow-rooted varieties can thrive in just a few inches of soil. Beyond their petite root structures, houseplants for shallow pots need … Read more
Rubber plants (Ficus elastica) are popular houseplants known for their large glossy leaves and sculptural shapes. Though they typically grow as shrubs indoors in nature rubber plants can reach over 100 feet tall as massive trees. One unique feature of mature rubber trees is the development of aerial roots. These roots grow down from the … Read more