Plant care guides

Fertilizing your plants is a great way to help your plants grow bigger, strong, and faster. In this guide, we're going to look at different types of fertilizer and we're going to find out which type is the best for your plant care style.

The Golden Pothos is not difficult to take care of, but it might also not be the best plant for beginning plant owners. It requires a fine balance between dry and wet soil and a bright spot in your house. Find out exactly how to take care of this beautiful plant in this comprehensive plant care guide.

Low-light plants are amazing plants that don't require as much sunlight exposure as other plants, while they can still thrive. Low-light plants, however, are often overlooked as being low-light plants. Especially as a beginner, others will tell you that plants need sunlight to grow. In this post, we're going to highlight 5 beginner-friendly and low-light loving plants.

A Palm, and the Parlor Palm especially, is a great first plant to start your plant collection. They're plants that are great for those darker places in your house where not a lot of other plants can grow. Palms are low-maintainance plants and they're also quite forgiving plants. In this guide, we'll go over everything you need to know to take care of your Parlor Palm.

Leca is a very versatile growing medium for your houseplants, but whether or not you can grow your favorite houseplant in Leca depends on a few things. In this post, we're going to find out which plants work well with Leca and which ones might not do too well with it.

Neem Oil is quite well-known in the plant community as a way to prevent pest infestations. In this guide, we'll talk about everything you need to know about Neem Oil. We'll even give you a recipe for making your own Neem Oil mixture for much cheaper than you can buy in stores.

Christmas trees are a great tradition during the holidays, but they can be a real plain to clean up after the holidays. There are a few things you can do to take care of your Christmas tree and help it to stay healthier for longer. In this guide, we'll go over some simple tips to keep your tree from looking better for longer.

A lot of plant owners have probably tried to bring houseplants outside. Some plants can handle this and other can't. But which plants can go outside and what do you need to keep in mind? In this guide we'll go over everything you need to know if you'd like to bring your houseplants outside.