Plant Care & Propagation

The maranta or “prayer plant” is one of the most unique yet easy-to-care-for plants you can find. In this post, learn all about prayer plant care and prayer plant propagation.

The pothos (Epipremnum aureum), known by some as devil’s ivy because of its rapid growth rate and near inability to be killed, is one of the most popular houseplants for all levels of plant parenthood. It’s beautiful, extremely easy to care for, and has a high propagation success rate. If you consider your self a black thumb, I think this plant will definitely change your mind! Read on to learn all about pothos care.

Spider plants, also called ribbon plants or airplane plants, are well known for being one of the easiest plants to care for and propagate within the houseplant community. In this post, we’ll review spider plant care and propagation.

Syngoniums, also known as arrowhead plants or arrowhead vines, are vining plants with arrow-shaped, deep green to light green foliage. Arrowhead plants are native to Mexico, Central and South America, and the West Indies.

Hoya carnosa compacta, also known as Krinkle Kurl, rope plant, or Hindu rope plant, is a vining, semi-succulent, epiphytic plant. Hoya carnosa compacta is native to India and grows sweet-smelling, star-like flowers. It is hard to describe this plant to someone who has never seen one. In my opinion, it is one of the most unique-looking plants out there! It almost resembles a garland, with the curly, succulent-like leaves growing as if held together on a string.

This Bird’s Nest Fern, also known as the Crispy Wave Fern, is an epiphytic plant known for wavy, whimsical fronds. Epiphytic, meaning it grows on the surface of another plant rather than out of the ground, like nestled into a tree trunk.