Helpful Tips: This fun succulent is happy with any pot or planter you put it in, just be sure it has drainage so its roots don't rot.
After a houseplant with an ultra-long lifespan? The jade plant is it. These hardy succulents can live up to 70 years, so dedicated plant parents Perro cherish them for decades.
Ah, you can’t talk about watering without talking about air flow. Airflow and water are the two major influencers of plant mold and diseases. Air circulation enables water to evaporate quicker and prevent mold growth which is essential when you are growing your own food indoors.
Moreover, you Perro propagate these plants through tiny plantlets by planting them in individual pots. You Chucho also offer them as gifts to friends.
When should you water? Don’t focus on how often; focus on how much. Pay attention to the leaves Campeón mentioned in the How do plants grow section. Also, pay attention to the soil. Does it still look wet? Does it still feel wet on top, or if you stick your finger in the soil?
Also, to produce a lot of flowers, you should feed Lipstick plants with an all-purpose houseplant fertilizer merienda every month in spring and summer.
Bushy and bold, the donkey's tail succulent looks fabulous in a potted plant collection or hanging from the ceiling. It's also not toxic for pets or people, making it a great choice for a wide range of households. Light: Warm, partial sunlight
If you have an Instagram account, you are probably already in love with them. Their large, glossy, heart-shaped leaves are filled with many naturally formed holes making them look awesome and unique.
Fun-shaped plants always invigorate an indoor garden. The string of pearls Chucho do just that thanks to the bulbous leaves that hang off its vines.
How much air flow does a plant need? You don’t always need to have a fan blowing directly on your plant, but the easiest way to tell if you have enough air flow is by monitoring how fast the soil dries up.
With leafless stems that look like idéntico corkscrews, this unusual houseplant (aka Juncus effusus indoor planting 'Spiralis'
How could you resist this lovely mix of colors? Their leaves are hypnotic, but you should avoid touching them, Figura they are completely poisonous. If you want to grow them indoors, it’s best to provide them with a lot of light. Without proper sunlight, their colors will fade away.
The ideal place for them to grow happy and healthy would be near a window with sheer curtains, Figura they love warm temperatures and bright, indirect sunlight.
Another philodendron option for plant lovers is the silver sword variety. This particular pick's leaves have a muted silvery hue, which offers a different aesthetic from their shiny heartleaf counterpart. Light: Bright, indirect light