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Interest in houseplants has skyrocketed in recent years, especially since Covid struck and we all spent far too long stuck staring at the same old walls.
Lockdown is over but all still love houseplants. They improve the air, brighten up our living spaces, and bring a little nature into our city homes. They're also super versatile and varied, with houseplants for all space and settings.
Unfortunately, houseplant care can also be pretty tricky. To help, we've got guidance on potting, repotting, propagating, cleaning houseplant leaves, choosing the right soil, and more.
Houseplants, by their nature, thrive indoors. From low-maintenance options to statement plants, we've got the perfect houseplants for every space. Click the links in the left hand column for some comprehensive guides.
Houseplant | Characteristics | Best for |
---|---|---|
Spider plant | Air-purifying, easy to care for | Improving indoor air quality |
Pothos | Versatile, trailing vines | Hanging baskets, shelves |
Snake plant | Drought-tolerant, modern look | Bedrooms, offices |
ZZ plant | Low-light tolerant, unique foliage | Dimly lit spaces |
Rubber plant | Bold, large leaves | Living rooms, corners |
Monstera | Statement plant, fenestrated leaves | Living rooms, entryways |
Caring for houseplants is a rewarding experience, but you do need to keep an eye on things like sunlight, space, and watering to avoid disease or pests. Here are some essential tips to help your indoor green companions thrive:
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