Why it belongs
Green that lives with you
Houseplants turn a room into a place you want to be. They soften hard edges, clean the air, and give you something alive to care for all year. Some ask for almost nothing. Snake plants and ZZ plants shrug off neglect. Pothos and philodendron trail from any shelf. Ferns and calatheas reward a little attention with beautiful foliage. Match the plant to your light. A south or west window is bright. North is low. Most plants tell you what they need on the tag. When in doubt, ask us.
Make it thrive
Simple care that works
Most houseplants die from kindness. Water only when the top inch of soil is dry, then water until it runs from the bottom. Empty the saucer. Bright indirect light suits most plants. Keep them away from heating vents and cold drafts. Feed every month during active growth, and not at all in winter. Repot when roots circle the pot or water runs straight through. Choose a pot one size larger with a drainage hole. Dust the leaves now and then. They breathe better and look better.
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Helpful answers
Frequently asked questions
Which houseplants are hardest to kill?
Snake plant, ZZ plant, pothos and cast iron plant. They tolerate low light and forgotten waterings.
Are these plants safe for pets?
Some are not. Ask us and we will point you to pet safe choices like spider plant and calathea.
Why are the leaves turning yellow?
Usually too much water. Let the soil dry out more between waterings and check the pot drains.