Digital Care Guide
Access our digital care guide booklet here. It includes species-specific care info with lots of great plant tips!
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Plant Care
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Ficus 'Fiddle Leaf Fig' Care
Native to tropical western Africa, Ficus Lyrata, commonly known as the Fiddle-Feaf Fig, has very large green leaves with a leather-like texture. Although Ficus Lyrata grows naturally in lowland tropical forests it can thrive in a large range of environments.Read now -
Guzmania (Bromeliad) Care
Guzmania's are one of the most common bromeliads grown as a houseplant, and one of the most stunning. Its green leaves are topped by clusters of red, orange, yellow, purple, or white flowers.Read now -
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Hypoestes Care
The most common Polka Dot Plant on the market is the pink polka dot, but in recent years growers have introduced new varieties in colors such as white or red. They've also developed plants with deeper colors and brighter contrast, so your plants will pop even more!Read now -
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Lipstick Care
Lipstick plants are easy to care for indoor flowering houseplants. When given the right amount of light and not too much water, lipstick plants produce numerous red or orange small tubular flowers throughout the year.Read now -
Maranta Care
It's easy to grow, has fun foliage, and is a hardy indoor plant, ensuring you can be pretty successful with it! Prayer plant is a low, spreading plant that's often grown in hanging baskets, but will also grow horizontally along a tabletop or other surface.Read now -
Monstera Care
Monstera plants are known for their leaf hole formations. It is said these holes allow the plant to capture sunlight more dependably while on the forest floor. Monsteras are low maintenance plants with beautiful foliage, making then a wonderful addition in every home.Read now -
Nematanthus Care
This vine is a member of the Coffee family, although it bears no resemblance at all. It will grow in full to partial sun. It does well indoors and out, and can grow to 15 feet as long as it is supported well.Read now -
Nettle Care
Baby's Tear houseplants are easy to grow (hardy) and pet-friendly. This quick growing houseplant goes well in a large range of environments.Read now -
Pachira Braid 'Money Tree' Care
Pachira Braid Money Tree plants rarely need to be pruned and they are hardy plants that can live for years. They need to be watered every time the soil dries out and have some partial sunlight during the day.Read now
