So your Monstera is looking a little… tragic. The leaves are drooping, the color’s off, and those dramatic splits? Nowhere to be found. Don’t panic (yet). These plants are tougher than they look — they just have needs. Big leafy diva needs. Before you give up and turn it into compost, here are 7 Monstera-saving…
Let’s be real: some plants are divas. They demand filtered water, indirect light at 11:37 a.m. only, and weekly therapy. But these five? They just want to hang out. If you’re a beginner, serial plant neglecter, or someone who just doesn’t have the emotional bandwidth for a needy fern — these plants are for you….
Some plants are chill, reserved, subtle. Tradescantia Zebrina? Not one of them. This plant is a total attention-seeker — metallic purple and silver stripes, fast-growing trailing vines, and the kind of bounce-back energy that makes even the most neglectful plant parent feel like a pro. If you want a houseplant that grows fast, looks fantastic…
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…