Plant care guides full of tips & tricks to help you take care of your plants

In this plant care guide we're going to look at ways to improve the drainage in your soil. Good drainage is very important to most house plants, but especially so for plants that love dry soil.

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.

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.

When you're buying houseplants in the winter, there are a few challenges you should be prepared to take on. In this guide, we're going to cover which challenges to overcome and how to do this. It'll help your future plants thrive, even during the winter.

Overwatering is the most common cause of death for house plants. But overwatering your plant doesn't have to mean it's a lost cause. There are several ways to help your plant recover from overwatering. In this guide, we'll go over what you can do when you've overwatered your plant.

Houseplants, like people, behave differently based on the time of year. But how do you give your plants the best care during this time of year? In this guide, we'll go over everything you should know about plant care in the winter.

Leca is an alternative way to grow your plants, not using any soil. It's a growing medium that's getting more attention recently and it this guide we go over the pros and cons of using Leca for your plants.