Houseplants

After spending summer outdoors, houseplants can look healthier than ever. Extra light, rain, humidity, and airflow often encourage plenty of […]

Snake plants, pothos, and peace lilies are popular for a reason—but they’re far from your only easy-care options. If you

You can own beautiful houseplants and still feel like something looks slightly off. Usually, the plants aren’t the problem. It’s

Snake plants are famously tough, but even these low-maintenance houseplants can struggle when their basic needs aren’t being met. Yellow

Spider plants (Chlorophytum comosum) are famously forgiving, but even these tough houseplants can develop yellow leaves, brown tips, weak growth,

Peace lilies are wonderfully expressive houseplants. When they’re happy, their glossy green leaves stand tall. When something isn’t right, brown

Eggshells often end up in the trash, but gardeners sometimes grind them up and add them to plant soil because

Not every houseplant needs to sit on your brightest windowsill. Plenty of popular indoor plants naturally grow beneath forest canopies,

Some houseplants are famous for doing things a little differently after dark. Many of the plants below use Crassulacean Acid

A sunny window can be surprisingly difficult for houseplants. Many tropical favorites develop scorched leaves when they’re exposed to hours

If your houseplants seem to die no matter what you do, you probably don’t need more complicated care instructions. You

Before you pour yesterday’s coffee down the sink, you may be able to give a little of it to your

Not every home has rooms flooded with sunshine. Fortunately, plenty of houseplants can cope surprisingly well with lower or indirect

Not every kitchen has a bright, sunny windowsill. Cabinets can block natural light, windows may be small, and the best

You don’t need an orchard—or even a backyard—to grow your own fruit. With the right dwarf varieties, a sunny window,

You don’t need a greenhouse to create a tropical escape at home. Many exotic-looking plants adapt surprisingly well to indoor

Houseplants don’t always collapse when they’re short of light. More often, they change slowly—stretching, producing smaller leaves, losing color, or

White vinegar can be surprisingly useful around a houseplant collection—but it needs to be used carefully. Because vinegar contains acetic

You don’t need enormous sunny windows to create a lush indoor jungle. Many tropical houseplants naturally grow beneath forest canopies,

Houseplants and pets don’t always mix. Many popular indoor plants—including pothos, peace lilies, and some philodendrons—can cause problems if curious