Plant Care & Propagation

As a houseplant owner, you’ve probably heard of bottom watering plants at some point and wondered if it’s something you should do. In this post, I’m going to review everything you need to know about bottom watering plants.

The ponytail palm, also known as the elephant’s foot, is a whimsical-looking, low-maintenance plant that anyone can enjoy caring for. In this post, we’ll review an easy ponytail palm care guide, as well as how to propagate the ponytail palm.

Air plants are deceptively easy to care for. They look so cool—like the kind of plant that only hardcore plant owners are capable of caring for—but they’re actually very simple! In this post, I’ll review Tillandsia care and propagation. I’ll be focusing on Tillandsia xerographica, however, you’ll find that most air plants require similar care.

The Heartleaf philodendron is a low-maintenance plant known for its fast-growing vines full of heart-shaped leaves. In this post, we’ll review Heartleaf philodendron care as well as propagating philodendron.

The best way to care for a monstera deliciosa indoors is to replicate the conditions it would normally need outdoors. This includes medium to bright, indirect light, humidity, and allowing the soil to dry a few inches down before watering it again.

Dracaena marginata, or Madagascar Dragon Tree, is a versatile plant that is easy to care for and great for people who don’t consider themselves green thumbs. I sometimes call them “Dr. Seuss plants” because they kind of remind me of the wonky looking trees you’d find in a Dr. Seuss book.