Indoor plants - page 2

Dracaena marginata ‘bicolor’ is a special variety of dragon plant. Deep green leaves are lined with a thin, elegant strand of bordeaux red, encasing bands of emerald green and ivory yellow.

Croton is native to the islands of the Pacific Ocean.

People love ficus ginseng for its thick, swollen apparent roots. In time, it’ll even send down new aerial roots down to the pot!

Ficus ginseng is a superb indoor plant that many like for its superb root trunk and its very ornamental foliage.

Here’s a list of 15 excellent plants that will thrive in your bathroom. This room in the house usually gets high moisture and warm/cold temperature swings. Most plants don’t like it,

Both plants belong to the Araceae family, and share surprising bracts that give color to drab interiors.

Anthurium, also called Flamingo flower, requires special care. This is especially because this plant is native to tropical regions and has some difficulty adapting to living indoors in houses and apartments.

Plumeria is one of those superb flower shrubs, used indoors for its exceptional blooming and its incredible ornamental value.

Frangipani is a shrub used indoors for its appealing blooming and its great ornamental qualities. Outdoors, it only grows well in warm climates.

Gerbera is a cute indoor plant native to Africa that is found very appealing thanks to its cute flowers.

Delicate or extravagant, these flower plants bring color and a touch of Faraway for our indoors, even in winter! A selection of three plants that have crossed the planet:

Guzmania is a plant often grown indoors in cooler climates that is simply beautiful.

China rose, also called Chinese hibiscus or Hawaiian hibiscus, is a symbol of everything exotic.

Indoor hibiscus, as well as outdoor hibiscus, offer magnificent flowers over a long period of time.

It seems like magic when a Dragon plant cutting sets out its first roots. The Dracaena marginata’s roots are full of surprises! Surviving dry spells, propagation… and that houseplant nightmare, root rot! Here, you’ll discover: what dracaena roots look like why the dragon plant gets root rot dealing with root-bound dracena marginata and how roots […]

Here is the second part of our article related to air purifying indoor plants. You’ll find a list below of the most common and easy-to-grow plants that yield maximum possible results.

Dracaena marginata is an indoor plant that owes its ease of care to survival mechanisms that developed over eons.

Abutilon, also called room maple, is a very beautiful plant that blooms from spring to fall. Caring for it is easy.

Learn to discover these flowers with uninterrupted blooming, and how to highlight them. This winter, with orchids, the trend is on #TheWorldBeyond!

If the growing and caring for an orchid usually requires time, care and a lot of experience, that of Phalaenopsis is actually much simpler and affordable.

A prized gift that often replaces flower bouquets: the orchid, and more specifically the phalaenopsis orchid, is very appealing.

Ananas comosus is a plant that bears beautiful leaves, but what makes the plant famous is its fruit: the pineapple.

Inside a house, plant’s aren’t any different from furniture… they also gather dust! In time, a layer accumulates on leaves. Day in, day out, and in the end it sticks to the leaves.

African violet is one of the most sold indoor plants the world over.

Saintpaulia is a cute indoor plant native to Africa.

Schlumbergera, also called Christmas cactus, is a cute succulent plant that blooms in fall or winter.

This is the ideal plant to provide warm colors during the cold season.

Stephanotis floribunda is a fabulous fragrant flower vine. It’s often wreathed around hoops for indoor growing, and does an excellent job decorating walls and arbors outside wherever it doesn’t get too cold.

The specific care that’s needed for a yucca, how and when it should be repotted and watered and diseases that infect it.

The ZZ plant is famous the world over: beautifully stunning and nearly impossible to kill, it is perfect for modern homes and gardens. But which of the types of ZZ plant is best for you? Let’s take a look at the main Zamioculcas varieties:

Watering is the single most important factor to make sure your Dracaena marginata survives… and thrives!

Ficus retusa is one of the trees most often used to grow bonsai.

You’re the proud owner of a Spathiphyllum and you wish to make this marvelous indoor plant last.

The specific care that’s needed for a dracaena, how and when it should be repotted, watered and what diseases infect it.

Dieffenbachia is native to Central America and Brazil.

Calathea is a magnificent plant native to South America.

Amaryllis is a magnificent indoor plant that can grow outdoors if the climate is warm enough.

With its magnificent brightly colored flowered stems, amaryllis brings light to our houses for the long winter season. To extend its blooming, special care is needed.

As they breathe and grow, these plants purify pollutants out from the air… and they’re beautiful, too! Discover Ficus ginseng, Tillandsia andAnthurium, three plants that have what it takes to make your day!

In winter, growing conditions change, even inside the house: your leaf plants require special care.

Dragon plants are among the rare plants that are perfectly happy indoors. However, they do get their fair share of problems. From leaves changing colors to stems bending over, find what ails your dracaena marginata and fix the issue! Make note of the symptoms on your dracaena marginata, and read on. Note: these also apply […]

Whenever your Dracaena marginata grows too tall, there’s only one solution: “Off with their heads“! At last a time when we can reveal that mean Queen of Hearts

Plants of the Dracaena family are very easy houseplants to care for, but on occasion they present yellow leaves, a telling symptom of overwatering.

Dracaena marginata ‘Kiwi’ is a very elegant dragon plant cultivar. Striped green and ivory colors bring lushness and light to any house.

Now this is a cactus that sparks wonder! Not a single spike in view, a somewhat crazy look that’s great for surprising ornamental experiments. Let your imagination roam wild!

With its diverse shapes and bright colors, the cyclamen is the highlight of the winter, especially indoors. Here’s how to care for this potted flower during the cold season.

One interesting member of the Bromeliaceae family is tillandsia. This original plant has absolutely no roots at all, and it’s very ornamental.

Brunfelsia, also called “Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow”, is a nice summer-blooming shrub.

Billbergia is a plant often grown indoors in cooler climates that is simply beautiful.

Whether you showcase it in your house, garden, or lean-in, Rhapis excelsa (or bamboo palm) will definitely find a place at home.

Considered the largest grass on earth, the banana tree is a very interesting tropical plant that can be grown even in non-tropical areas if a few precautions are taken.