Houseplants

When winter arrives, your houseplants feel the change just as much as you do. The short days, cooler temperatures, and drier indoor air can all slow growth and stress plants that were thriving just weeks earlier. The good news? A few simple adjustments can help your houseplants not just survive winter, but stay happy and healthy until spring.Below are practical, easy-to-follow tips to keep your indoor plants happy all season long:

Festive houseplants have a way of making your home feel instantly cozy and cheerful during the holiday season. They add color to quiet corners, bring fresh life to your holiday decor, and make the whole season feel a little brighter indoors. Below are some of our favorite plants to enjoy this time of year along with simple care tips to help them thrive.

Succulents are often praised as the ultimate low-maintenance houseplants, but even these resilient beauties can struggle if not given the right care. If your once-thriving succulent is looking sad, don’t toss it just yet! With a little TLC and the right approach, you can bring your plant back to life. Here’s how to spot the signs of distress, tackle common issues, and ensure your succulent thrives once more.

Some houseplants require constant attention—watering schedules, repotting, pruning, and the occasional pep talk. But if you're looking for a plant that delivers stunning color and unique foliage and flowers without the high-maintenance care, bromeliads are the perfect fit.

Winter is a great time to bring some greenery indoors, and ferns are an awesome way to do it. These ancient plants have been around forever (literally—they’re some of the first plants on Earth!) and add a soft, natural vibe to your winter decor. While some ferns have a reputation for being a little fussy, the five on this list are tough enough to handle the drafty season and thrive inside your home.

Ever wished you could turn one plant into many? Good news—you can! Propagation is like plant magic, allowing you to grow new greenery from what you already have. With just a few simple steps, you can expand your indoor jungle and enjoy the satisfaction of nurturing new life from cuttings. Here are some ways you can try propagation at home with your plants:

If your indoor space needs a new life and a little greenery after the holidays, houseplants are the perfect solution. This month, we’ve selected five houseplant superstars that are easy to care for and full of personality. Check out our must-have picks and why you need them in your collection:

As the twinkling lights and festive decor come down, your home may feel a little bare—but that’s the perfect opportunity to refresh your space with the beauty and vibrancy of houseplants! These living accents bring life back to your rooms and offer a calming ambiance that’s ideal for starting the new year. Let’s explore creative ways to transform your home from holiday glitz to everyday elegance using houseplants.

Holiday houseplants are a simple way to decorate as well as bring a little extra holiday cheer into your home. From colorful blooms to lush evergreens, the five plants we’ll talk about in this blog originate from all over the world, but have the ability to come together for a gorgeous holiday look and are great for gifting. Let’s find your favorite: 

Venus Fly Traps are fascinating carnivorous plants that are like something straight out of a sci-fi movie, but they’re very real and just as cool. Let's dive into the science behind their unique behavior and discover what makes these plants tick (or rather, snap!).