Are you a dedicated cultivator of lovely indoor plants but also a true lover of cats at the same time?
If so, are your cats and houseplants not getting along, and you need to find out how to keep cats out of plants.?
Cats are fun, curious and smart animals. They can, however, also be quite cheeky and make use of your potted house plants as a fun playground for them to play in.
Lucky bamboo is an attractive, feng shui plant that also goes by the names’ friendship bamboo, Chinese water bamboo, curly bamboo, and ribbon plant.
You can put Chinese water bamboo in a tall glass/crystal vase or a ceramic or ceramic container that allows for at least one inch of space all the way around the plant for the roots to spread and grow.
Majestic palms (Ravenea rivulare), typically an indoor plant, feature tall arched leaves topped by several slender stalks.
Many people ask, are majesty palms toxic to cats?
Are you a lover of beautiful tropical houseplants, but afraid that the climate inside your home may be too dry for them to survive?
Why not use a pebble tray for plants — aka humidity tray — to add some extra humidity in a dry environment.
Pebble trays are a great accessory to add to your collection of plants if you wish to add a little moisture. They create lovely and ambient moisture around your indoor plants.
As a fellow plant lover, I am sure that you have heard of ‘misting’ your plants.
It is said that houseplants love to be misted, especially the tropical kind. But is it actually beneficial to your beloved greens or is it just a myth?
If you are a newbie plant mom or plant parent and not familiar with the term misting, misting plants is a way of increasing the humidity level that surrounds your plant temporarily by simply using a spray bottle to spray tiny water droplets onto your shrubs.
Any homeowner or apartment dweller will agree that cleaning dust buildup whether on the TV or houseplants is perhaps one of the most daunting tasks, but is one that should be done regularly to keep your space tidy, healthy, and clean.
The leaves of houseplants tend to accumulate dust faster than other things, which can really take a toll on their appearance and can even be harmful to plant health, making it important to know how to clean plant leaves, and when and when not to use leaf shine.
Nerteras are very decorative creeping plants with pea-size, orange-colored berries.
The only species commonly grown indoors is N. granadensis (also known as N. depressa; popularly called Coral bead plant, coral moss, and English or hardy baby tears).