The Spider Plant (Chlorophytum comosum) is basically the gateway drug to houseplants. It’s easy to grow, looks great in hanging baskets, and pumps out baby plants like it’s in a multilevel marketing scheme. But even the easiest plants have their quirks. Like, why are the tips going brown? Why does it suddenly look sad? And…
Ah yes, the Peace Lily (Spathiphyllum). Elegant, lush, and just the right amount of dramatic. One minute it’s flaunting glossy leaves and pristine white blooms, and the next it’s drooping like it just got bad news. If you’ve ever looked at your Peace Lily and thought, “Why do you look like you’re dying again?” —…
The ZZ Plant (Zamioculcas zamiifolia) is famous for being the “unkillable” houseplant. It thrives on neglect, doesn’t mind low light, and will happily sit in the same corner for years. So when your ZZ Plant starts turning yellow, it’s not just being moody—something’s off. Don’t worry, though. Yellow leaves don’t mean you need to write…
Pothos—aka Epipremnum aureum—is that one friend who’s chill, low-key gorgeous, and somehow always thriving no matter what. If you’re looking for a houseplant that grows fast, bounces back from neglect, and can make your space look like an indoor jungle without turning your life into a botany experiment… this is it. Whether you’re a complete…
Let’s not sugarcoat it: the Snake Plant is the ultimate no-nonsense houseplant. If you’re looking for something that survives poor lighting, missed waterings, and maybe even your bad vibes—this is it. Also known as Sansevieria or Dracaena trifasciata (if you’re trying to impress someone at a garden party), the Snake Plant looks good, grows slow,…
If you’ve ever thought, “Why is my Fiddle Leaf Fig so angry?”—congrats, you’re officially a plant parent. These stunning trees (Ficus lyrata) look amazing in magazine spreads… and then fall apart the second you bring them home. Let’s be clear: Fiddle Leafs are not beginner-friendly. They’re picky, dramatic, and love dropping leaves just to keep…