Naked Root sent me some of their breathable planters to try out, and this is what happened. Find out if they’re a good option for your houseplants and how to use them. Use Code HHP20 for a 20% Discount Planters Link:...

Spring is the ideal time to repot your houseplants. In March, April and May, they are ready to start growing rapidly. When you put them in new soil, they begin growing quickly and thrive.Before you start repotting, however, listen up. The type of houseplant...

It’s important to check houseplants growing on windowsills in the winter months to ensure their leaves don’t get frostbite.#healthyhouseplants #houseplantcare #indoorplants #winterplantcare...

If you’ve heard of slow release fertilizers and been told to use them on your houseplants, this video will clear things up. Organic fertilizer is your best slow release fertilizer option.#healthyhouseplants...

Learn how to grow Austral Gem Fern in your indoor garden and get this lovely fern to thrive. This fern is easier to grow than many other ferns. Find out proper lighting, watering, fertilizing, humidity, and more. See care time...

Find out what fenestrated foliage is and the reasons why certain plants have this unique characteristic. There are several good reasons why some leaves have holes and slits.#HealthyHouseplants #Fenestrations #MonsteraDeliciosa...

In this video, we check back in with a Ficus benjamina rooted with rooting hormone. See all of the new growth on the plant since the last check-in. #HealthyHouseplants #FicusBenjamina #PlantPropagation #IndoorGardening...

Discover how often to replace rooting hormone, proper storage tips, and techniques for successful plant propagation. Keep your cuttings healthy and thriving!#HealthyHouseplants #RootingHormoneCare #PropagationTips...

Learn how to grow Heart Leaf Fern (Hemionitis Arifolia) in your indoor garden and get this gorgeous fern to thrive. Heart Leaf Fern can be a little tricky to grow indoors. Learn about proper lighting, watering, fertilizing,...

Some stunning houseplants swivel heads, but if they’re a challenge to keep alive indoors, their beauty soon fades. That leads to a lot of disappointment. Indoor gardeners tend to want to grow eye-catching houseplants, though. I know I do!So, I’ve put together a...