Plant Care & Propagation

Syngoniums (also known as arrowhead plants) can be easily grown in water almost the same way as growing them in soil. Simply fill a jar of water and put a syngonium cutting in the water. Give it bright, indirect light and make sure to refill the water as it evaporates.

When propagating your monstera deliciosa, you should cut it at a node. But, there’s a little more detail to it in order to get it just right. See these easy step-by-step monstera propagation instructions and my video demonstration on my own plant!

In this post, I’ll review five tips to know when to water your houseplants so that you don’t overwater and kill your plant babies. (I’ve also provided the video version in this post for those who prefer it!)

Today’s post is all about how to propagate peperomias. Peperomias are unique in that they can be propagated through leaf cuttings—how cool is that?

Have you ever wondered how to propagate alocasias? Of course you have! So what do you do—divide and repot the plant? Pshh, boring! Read on for a SUPER easy alocasia propagation through corms tutorial!

Ah, repotting season is upon us! In today’s post, I’ll discuss how to repot houseplants. Join me as I repot my three little pink syngoniums into one big pot with a moss pole—and don’t forget to watch my helpful video tutorial, too!