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Calathea plants are known for their beautiful, patterned foliage. Learn more about these unique beauties and discover our favorite ones. About the Plant Calathea plants belong to the Marantaceae family, which are flowering plants native to tropical forests in Central and South America, Asia, and Africa. In their natural habitat, Calatheas grow on the forest
If you’re going away for about a week… Cluster your plants Move your plants to a spot that’s not getting too much sunlight. Grouping them together will help keep the humidity and moisture up so your plants won’t dry out as quickly. Then water your plants just before you leave. If you’re going away for
The Monstera, officially named Monstera Deliciosa has been a favorite among plant lovers for centuries. Learn more about why this plant is a must-have for all plant collectors. About the plant The Monstera is a member of the Arum family and is naturally found in Panama and southern Mexico. The plant’s full name, Monstera Deliciosa
As the weather warms up, it’s time to switch up your plant care routine to make sure your plants continue to thrive this Summer. Follow these tips to keep your indoor plants happy and healthy in the warmer months. Hydration In the same way that you find yourself reaching for a cold beverage more often
Just got your new Lemon Balm Seed Sprouting Kit and ready to start growing? Here’s what to do. Instructions Step 1 Start by filling the plastic grow pot with the provided potting mix. Step 2 Make a small hole with your finger in the center of the pot. Gently remove the seeds from their container
High light, medium light, low light – what does it actually mean? We’ll break it down for you so you know just how much light, and what kind, your houseplant needs to grow and thrive. High = Bright direct sunlight Bright light means a sunny spot that gets direct sunlight for the majority of the
Spring is here and your indoor plants are ready to thrive! It’s the beginning of the growing season and after the cold winter weather your plants are ready for some TLC. Here are some tips to help your plants as the seasons change. Sunlight With these longer Spring days, you might notice that the sunlight
The last thing you want on your beautiful greenery is browning! If you’re noticing some unsightly brown spots on your houseplants, we’re here to help. Keep reading to diagnose the cause of the problem and remedy it. Cause: Low humidity Crispy brown spots on the tips of your plant’s leaves are usually a sign of
What You’ll Need: Your houseplant A planter Fresh potting mix + a small trowel Newspaper or kraft paper to cover your surface A watering can Be sure to water your plant thoroughly a day before repotting so that it’s hydrated. Step 1: Remove the plant from its original pot by turning it sideways, holding it