Imagine a houseplant that folds up at night, shows off a deep royal purple all day, and looks like a clover with attitude. That’s Oxalis triangularis — possibly the most extra plant per square inch of foliage. It’s compact, colorful, and full of weird little quirks (like taking naps??), but it’s also surprisingly easy to…
The Schefflera, also known as the Umbrella Plant, might not get the same hype as the Monstera or Fiddle Leaf Fig — but let’s be honest: it’s kind of the unsung hero of the houseplant world. It’s fast-growing. Low-maintenance. Forgiving. And kind of looks like a bunch of little green umbrellas had a glow-up. If…
If the Monstera is the influencer and the Fiddle Leaf Fig is the diva, then the Kentia Palm is the effortlessly cool minimalist who always looks good without even trying. With its soft, arching fronds and tropical vibes, this palm screams “I live in a well-curated space” — even if it’s just chilling next to…
Let’s get this out of the way: Anthuriums look fake. Like someone took a regular green plant, slapped on a plastic red flower, and called it a day. But nope — it’s all real. And it’s fabulous. With their heart-shaped leaves and waxy, neon-bright spathes, Anthuriums are tropical divas that make a statement. They’re the…
There’s something deeply satisfying about Italian soups. They’re simple, hearty, loaded with flavor, and somehow feel like home — even if you’ve never set foot in Italy. Here are five classic, regional Italian soups that have stood the test of time. And yes, you can make all of them without needing a culinary degree or…
You know those plants that look stunning, feel impossible, but are secretly so chill it’s almost suspicious? That’s a Hoya. These trailing beauties are famous for their waxy leaves, long vines, and clusters of alien-looking star-shaped flowers—and honestly? They might be the perfect low-maintenance plant for people who want high-aesthetic payoff with minimal stress. Whether…