One-of-a-kind and easy-to-care-for plants are the new trends for green thumbs. With the rising popularity of new houseplants, most folks would want to add something refreshing to their collection. If you consider yourself a collector of unique plants then adding the Asplenium nidus is perfect! Commonly known as the Bird’s Nest fern, this particular plant’s […]
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If you like unique plants, then the telegraph plant (Codariocalyx motorius) is a must-have for your collection. Not a whole lot is known about why they behave the way they do. One thing is for sure though, these plants know how to dance! In fact, these plants can be stimulated to move from changes in
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Lucky bamboo is a plant that many people grow for more than just its looks. This plant is believed to bring great fortune and makes a cherished gift. Whether you are superstitious or not, the plant is certainly attractive and interesting enough to earn a place in your collection. This plant is easy to grow
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Have you ever heard of the lipstick plant? These beautiful cascading plants grow from the branches of trees in Asian jungles but fit in perfectly in hanging baskets in our homes. As soon as you see the young blooms of this plant, you’ll know exactly where it gets its name. These evergreen perennials are epiphytic
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Venus flytraps (Dionaea muscipula) have a reputation for being difficult to care for. It’s true that they do need some maintenance, but provided you understand a few important things, you should have no trouble keeping these fascinating carnivorous plants healthy. Read on to learn everything you need to know. The Venus flytrap is probably one
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Having a small but terrible plant in your home has its pros and cons. The baby’s tears plant is one of the fast-growing but low-maintenance perennial houseplants. It is perfect for people who are always in front of their desks. It gives their space a splash of color to break the boringness in an office
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Minimalism has been famous lately. People tend to love simple and small houseplants that are easy to grow. If you happen to be one of these people, you would love the Soleirolia soleirolii, commonly known as baby’s tears. This plant is famous for its fast growth and moss-like appearance. It is often utilized as a
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Would you like to diversify your houseplant collection a little bit? The wonderful waffle plant has incredible, metallic foliage with dark green and purple hues. The best part is, this plant is easy to grow, provided you follow a few basic steps. Read this guide to learn everything you need to know to grow and
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If you’re looking for an interesting, low-maintenance indoor plant that provides year-round interest, the tortoise plant (Dioscorea elephantipes) is a species you’ll want to learn about. These Caudiciform perennials grow from an amazing corky stem that resembles a turtle shell, or elephant foot plant. They have a long history of interest for humans, beginning as
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One plant you should consider adding to your home is the beautiful China doll plant (Radermachera sinica). A broadleaf evergreen tree, it more than serves its purpose as a houseplant. This plant will seldom bloom indoors, but you can start the process of growing it any time throughout the year. Plus, its attractive foliage is
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