Wandering Jew plants, also called Tradescantia zebrina, inch-plant, and spiderwort, feature beautiful striped variegated foliage. Kevin Espiritu explains how to grow and care for this popular houseplant.
The Golden Pothos is the "gold standard" when it comes to houseplants (yes, slight pun intended). They are a hardy plant, that can withstand even some of the more neglectful plant owners. In this article, amateur gardener Jason White covers exactly how to plant, grow, and care for the Golden Pothos plant.
Dieffenbachia, or dumb cane, is a tropical houseplant that is very popular for thriving indoors. They are easy to care for and beautiful perennials if grown in the right conditions. Kevin Espiritu will go through all you need to grow thriving Dieffenbachia.
The weeping fig tree, botanically Ficus benjamina, is excellent for a shady position outdoors in a tropical environment. It also makes a good houseplant in a large pot. Learn, all you need to grow this impressive plant with Kevin Espiritu.
The passion flower (Passiflora incarnata) blooms with a gorgeous flower pollinators love. Sarah Jay will go through the detailed guide and best-growing tips to get the most out of this rampant vine.
If you're new to growing houseplants, try growing succulents indoors! Horticultural expert Sarah Jay loosk at the best indoor succulents that handle low-light conditions.
Dracaena marginata, also known as the Madagascar dragon tree, may be magical in folklore, but it also makes a magical houseplant. Kevin Espiritu will explain everything you need to know to grow this striking tree in your home.
The China doll is a popular houseplant prized for its dark green foliage. Kevin Espiritu will explain all you need to know to grow Radermachera sinica indoors in this in-depth guide.
The cast iron plant is a hardy houseplant and great for beginners. Learn exactly how to grow the Aspidistra eliator in our in-depth guide!
Broadleaf lady palms are tough indoor plants, easy to grow in the average home. Kevin Espiritu explains everything you need to know to keep Rhapis excelsa happy.
