Houseplants

Houseplants are ornamental plants that are grown indoors, typically in homes and offices. They are often used for decorative purposes, but they can also have practical benefits.

There are many different types of houseplants to choose from. The most common types are tropical or semi-tropical. Including flowering plants, succulents or cacti. Some common indoor plants include the snake plant, spider plant, aloe vera and pothos.

Houseplants can be grown in pots, containers, or hanging baskets and placed on windowsills, tables, or shelves. They typically require indirect sunlight, water, and appropriate temperatures to thrive. While regular care and maintenance is important for their health and longevity.

Find all of the most popular houseplants here. Tips and growing requirements to keep your indoor plants thriving.

Air Plants Lifespan: How Long They Live Explained – GIY Plants

Three Air plants growing on a tree limb outside.

As a plant enthusiast, you might ask, “How long do air plants live?” It’s a question with a multifaceted answer. Air plants, or Tillandsia, are fascinating little plants. They don’t need soil to grow and have unique lifecycles compared to typical indoor plants. What is the Average Air Plant Lifespan? The air plant lifespan ranges

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Saving a Dying Corn Plant (Dracaena): Steps and Tips – GIY Plants

dracaena corn plant 'lemon'

Corn plants, or Dracaena fragrans, are popular houseplants for their resilience and decorative appeal. However, even the hardiest plants can face problems. This guide will help you identify the signs of a dying corn plant, steps to revive it, and tips for long-term maintenance. Why Is My Corn Plant Dying? Common reasons your corn plant

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Kentia Palm Tree (Howea forsteriana): Care Guide – GIY Plants

Kentia palm tree in a white pot sitting on the floor in front of a gray/white marbled wall.

Welcome to Kentia Palms, the elegant stars of indoor gardening! These lush, easy-to-care-for palms bring a touch of tropical serenity to any space. Whether you’re a seasoned green thumb or a budding plant enthusiast, our guide will unlock the secrets to nurturing your Kentia Palm to its full, vibrant potential. Let’s embark on this green

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Philodendron Ring of Fire Gold: Comprehensive Care Guide – GIY Plants

Philodendron Ring of Fire Gold Plant Care

Philodendron ‘Ring of Fire Gold’ (Philodendron wendlandii x P. tortum) is a hybrid plant created by Keith Henderson by cross-pollinating Philodendron wendlandii and Philodendron tortum. The origin of the parent plants is in the rainforests of South America. It is a slow-growing, climbing Philodendron that grows up to 3 feet tall and 2 feet wide

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Alocasia African Mask: Detailed Care Guide – GIY Plants

Alocasia African Mask plant care guide

Alocasia African mask (Alocasia longiloba x A. sanderiana) is a hybrid plant created by cross-breeding Alocasia longiloba and Alocasia sanderiana. It was developed by a nursery owner, Salvadore Mauro, in Florida. The origin of both parent plants is Asia and it is sometimes called Alocasia Amazonica. Alocasia African mask grows to a size of 3

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Philodendron El Choco Red (Rubrijuvenile): Care Guide – GIY Plants

Philodendron El Choco Red or Philodendron rubrijuvenile

Philodendron ‘El Choco Red’, also known as Philodendron rubrijuvenile ‘El Choco Red’, is a perennial member of the Aroid family (Araceae). This vining Philodendron has a climbing habit, reaching up to 3 feet tall when grown inside. Its velvety, heart-shaped leaves are dark green with light veining above and a brilliant red underneath. Philodendron ‘El

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