Indoor plants
Explore Indoor plants: discover air-purifying botanicals, master low-light species care, and enhance your home with eco-friendly greenery and vibrant fresh foliage.
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There's something magical about white flowers blooming indoors. They bring a touch of purity, brightness, and sophistication to any space while creating a sense of calm that's hard to match with other colors. Whether adorning a sunny windowsill, brightening a coffee table, or adding life to an office desk,...
The different types of alocasia plants are those which are found in the genus of the same name (Alocasia). They are plants which are known for their beautifully large leaves, often lanceolate in shape. This gives them an appearance reminiscent of various other shapes, like those of a spearhead, African...
By incorporating large, statement-making plants into your home decor you can dramatically transform a space. Not only do they add visual interest and a touch of the natural world, but they also offer numerous benefits. Studies have shown that indoor plants can improve air quality by filtering out toxins,...
Commonly known as prayer plants, calatheas are plants which can be found in the genus Calathea. While there are around 200 individual calathea species, there are many hybrids of individual species which can be incredibly diverse in terms of appearance. All calathea plants have certain shared characteristics....
Who doesn't dream of a lush, cascading green oasis in their home? Indoor climbing plants make this dream a reality! These beautiful plants not only bring nature's vibrant touch to any room but also purify the air and create a peaceful atmosphere. Whether you're a seasoned plant lover or new to gardening,...
The genus Philodendron incorporates a variety of flowering plants which all share certain characteristics. While all are native to tropical regions and have aerial roots, all philodendron types are perhaps best known for their large, heart-shaped leaves. These glossy green leaves do vary according to...
The different types of carnivorous plants in the world are often endemic to subtropical regions, although they are found in more temperate regions and even in cold boreal climates. Although they have such a wide population distribution, they are relatively rare in the plant kingdom. Despite this rarity, they...
The best indoor plants for the living room include the male fern (Dryopteris filix-mas), spider plant (Chlorophytum comosum), Panama rubber tree (Castilla elastica), golden pothos (Epipremnum aureum), polka dot plant (Hypoestes phyllostachya), song of India (Dracaena marginata), moth orchid (Phalaenopsis...
Some of the best small cacti species include Blossfeldia liliputana, peyote (Lophophora williamsii), Rebutia minuscula, Frailea castanea, pinecone cactus (Pelecyphora strobiliformis), Hester's foxtail cactus (Escobaria hesteri), Epithelantha micromeris, Sneed's pincushion cactus (Escobaria sneedii), guanaco...
Orchids are a very special group of flowers due to their exotic appearance and impressive colors. Fascination with these plants is not a new phenomenon. Many of these plants can be found in florists and garden stores around the world, but some species are considered very rare. They are so rare that there...
For those who want to have a house full of plants but travel a lot or have problems with watering, growing plants in water can be a good -and chic- solution. The technique, which allows plants to be grown without soil, is called hydroponics. Also, by not using soil, we get rid of mosquitoes and other...
Cultivating aromatic indoor plants has various benefits for the home. Firstly, the foliage and flowers of these plants can add an aesthetic beauty which even those with a poor sense of smell can enjoy. Those blessed with sufficient olfactory ability will also enjoy the lilting aromas which can turn...
Humidity accumulation in closed spaces, such as apartments or houses, is an evil that affects us all too often. Dampness can occur if the house is poorly ventilated, wrongly orientated, or if you simply live in places with a humid climate. This excess moisture, in addition to causing bad odors, can be very...