Do you want to bring some greenery into your home, but don't think you have the time or know-how to grow plants? Don't worry! Taking care of houseplants can be easy and fun if you choose pet-friendly and tropical varieties. Before getting started, it's important to understand the basics of taking care of these plants. First, make sure they get enough sunlight by placing them near a window with plenty of filtered natural light. If they don’t have access to bright indirect sunlight, you can use a special lamp to give them the light they need.
To keep your plants looking healthy and vibrant, water them regularly with room temperature water and remove any dead leaves or flowers as soon as possible. In addition, fertilize your plants every few weeks to months depending on the type. You will also need to provide proper air circulation for your plant; this can be done by opening windows or placing a fan close by. Finally, it's important not to overwater or underwater – you should check their soil once a week and adjust watering accordingly. Following these tips will help ensure that your pet-friendly and tropical houseplants stay healthy and look beautiful all year round!
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Calathea's are notoriously tough plants to keep happy. They love all the humidity you can give it and then some. However, there are a few plant tips you can use to keep even this plant happy and help it thrive in your favorite room in your house.
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The Calathea Triostar is a beautiful and colorful tropical houseplant that's great for those plant owners who like a challenge. Like other Calatheas, the Calathea Triostar is not the easiest houseplant and has very specific plant care needs.
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Are you the proud owner of a Zebra Plant? If so, you're in for a treat! In this guide, we'll teach you everything you need to know about how to care for your Zebra Plant. From watering tips to fertilizer requirements, we've got you covered. So read on and get ready to take your plant care game up a notch!
Read more about taking care of a Zebra plant (Aphelandra squarrosa)I hope you've discovered a new plant that's perfect for you and your living space! If you're still looking for more plants, why not discover plants in other categories as well?