Houseplants are becoming increasingly popular for their wellness-boosting capabilities, particularly among novices who want ...

'Spider plants like to be root-bound and will protest when they are potted into too big of a container by dying back,' says Julie Bawden-Davis, indoor plant expert at Healthy Houseplants.

Rubber plants — also known as rubber trees or Ficus elastica — make for great indoor houseplants. They’re generally easy to take care of and only need to be watered every week or so ...

10 flowering indoor plants that bloom for months With blooms that last for ages, we think our selection are some of the best flowering indoor plants you can grow. They come in all shapes, sizes ...

Once the plants dry, move them inside to appropriate light settings, i.e. ones that prefer bright light near south- or west-facing windows or under plant lights, and ones that can take less light ...

Houseplants spruce up the decor of any room in the house, add oxygen to the indoor environment, and can positively affect mental health.

Plants should be brought inside in early September. In October, the plants will need 40 days of darkness for 15 hours every day, to stimulate the color change.

Pruning indoor plants is important for keeping them healthy and aiding vigorous growth. By cutting out dead or overgrown ...

Mint plants including peppermint, spearmint, and chocolate mint contain menthol, which repels aphids, whiteflies, and ants, all of which can be a potential nuisance for houseplants.

While most indoor spaces maintain a comfortable temperature of around 72 degrees, waiting until outdoor temperatures drop significantly below 45 degrees before moving plants inside can lead to ...