See how Matilda, the fiddleleaf fig in my revival series, is doing. Matilda has had a growth spurt since the last video. She also had a misadventure when her former owner tried taking her back again. Find out what...
Find out how to use neem oil to treat houseplant pests. Neem oil is an organic solution for a wide variety of pests, including scale, mealybugs, thrips, whiteflies and spider mites. Pressed from the seeds of the neem...
If you’ve ever rooted a plant in water and then transplanted it into soil and it died, this video will help you. In the prior video, this hoya plant was transitioned from water roots to soil roots gradually. See...
Find out how to grow beautiful Phalaenopsis orchid, also called moth orchid, indoors. Learn how to keep the plant blooming for months, and how to get it to re-bloom in the future. Find out what kind of lighting,...
In this 6th video of the Root Rot series, we check in with the rubber tree, Henry, who survived a bad case of root rot. He’s alive and well, and has grown about a foot since the last video. Find out how well he...
In this viewer-inspired video, find out the meaning of various houseplant terminology. If you’ve wondered what is meant by various houseplant terms, this video will clear things up for you.#healthyhouseplants...
Learn how to properly water phalaenopsis (moth orchid) so the plant thrives and continues to flower in your indoor garden.#healthyhouseplants #indoororchidcare #orchidwatering #orchidcaretips #houseplantcare...
In this viewer-inspired video, learn how and when you can reuse potting soil. Most potting soil can be reused. Here are some tips for what soil you can reuse and what soil you don’t want to reuse. If the soil is...
In this video, we check in with Shelly, the Hoya that was rooted in water and then transferred to soil. She is doing well and has put on new growth. See how she looks now.#healthyhouseplants #HoyaCare #IndoorGardening...
One of the secrets to really healthy houseplants is using rock dust. Mineralized rock gives houseplants important micronutrients that helps them thrive. Rock dust is packed full of minerals that plants can’t get...