Indoor plants - page 3

Philodendron is a very beautiful indoor plant with ornamental leaves.

You might know the Phalaenopsis that has set root in many homes all over the world, but a great many other orchid varieties are still unknown to the greater public.

Coleus is a magnificent tropical plant, noted for the beauty of its colorful, mottled foliage.

The ribbon plant is a very beautiful indoor plant that’s appreciated as much for its variegated evergreen foliage as it is for its blooming.

Oxygen-rich and source of greenery, plants are crucial to any household. When considering what makes each room special,

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

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

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

Pilea peperomioides, also called “Chinese money plant”, is a very ornamental plant which is ideal in designer settings.

A very fragile plant that is difficult to grow, Caladium makes our houses and apartments look lively with its elevated ornamental impact and unique foliage.

Peperomia is a tropical plant used indoors and in apartments. It is very much appreciated for its foliage, which is extremely varied depending to the species and in every case amazingly ornamental.

Pygmy date palm or Phoenix roebelenii is a palm tree, often grown indoors, that bears thin, elegant green leaves.

The latanier is one of the most beautiful ornamental palm trees. Its blueish foliage and leaf crown are remarkable.

Calathea is a magnificent plant native to South America.

Saintpaulia is a cute indoor plant native to Africa.

The growing of the Cambria orchid is known to be quite straightforward even if a few rules are needed to have nice flowers and extend the flowering.

Pachira is an incredible indoor plant, with rather modern appeal.

Repotting an orchid is an important step in the life cycle of the plant. You don’t just naturally know how to repot it. After having bloomed well, your orchid

The orchid family is a surprising lot. 750 different genuses, 20,000 species and thousands of hybrids!