With a bit of patience and some reliable resources, you can create a stunning jungle-like display in your home. Houseplant enthusiast Melissa Strauss shares a list of showy and affordable houseplants that look great without breaking the bank.
Split-leaf philodendrons are spectacular tropical plants, and they grow beautifully in containers, as long as they are large enough, that is. Join Florida gardener Melissa Strauss to learn how to grow this magnificent and massive plant in a pot or container.
Split-leaf philodendron is a spectacular tropical plant that makes an excellent and dramatic houseplant. It's also quite easy to propagate if you know what works and what does not. Join houseplant enthusiast Melissa Strauss for step-by-step instructions on propagating your philodendron.
November isn't traditionally a great month for repotting, but there are a few exceptions. Join houseplant enthusiast Melissa Strauss to discuss which ones can handle it, and which ones to wait on.
Pine cone ginger brings exotic appeal in its ornamental, culinary, and cleansing qualities. The tropical specimen grows well as a houseplant, especially in winter, as it appreciates protection from cold temperatures. Grow your own sweet-smelling, refreshing “shampoo” with ginger varieties indoors this November. Gardening expert Katherine Rowe outlines the best indoor growing conditions and showy varieties for home use.
Calatheas captivate as houseplants with their distinct folding leaves in striking patterns. Balancing the tropical’s water requirements is key to success for a long-lived specimen with healthy, unfurling leaves. Gardening expert Katherine Rowe outlines how and when to water calathea for easy growing and extended enjoyment.
Calathea are resilient tropicals with lush leaves in bold patterns. Folding at night and opening by day, they highlight the houseplant collection as long-lived specimens. But they come with specific needs for the best health. Gardening expert Katherine Rowe explores how to revive a dying calathea by addressing key cultural conditions.
It's getting to be that time again, time to bring in your frost-tender potted plants for the winter. Join Florida gardener Melissa Strauss to talk about some common mistakes to avoid this year when you make the transition.
As freezes roll in, plants suited to more temperate climates should be indoors. You should bring Boston fern inside, along with others that are suited to similar conditions. Follow along with expert gardener Sarah Jay to see how to prepare your fern for indoor conditions.
Many alocasia species enter dormancy for the winter. They lose their lower leaves and stop growing new shoots when the weather cools. If you’d like them to keep sprouting leaves, follow these five easy tips to encourage new growth throughout the year.
Wilted alocasia leaves are a sad sight to behold. Briana Yablonski shares a few causes of this issue as well as ways to determine the ideal drooping alocasia fix.
Whether you’re growing tropical or hardy hibiscus in pots, the colorful flair continues next season with winter protection. Gardening expert Katherine Rowe outlines when to bring potted hibiscus indoors for successful regrowth and continued enjoyment in spring.