Latest articles by Raffaele Di Lallo
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Corpse Flower Facts – How To Grow A Corpse Flower Houseplant
Amorphophallus titanum, more commonly known as corpse flower, is one of the most bizarre plants that you can grow indoors. It is certainly not a plant for beginners, but definitely is one of the biggest oddities of the plant world. Click this article for more info.
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Potted Clover Plants: Can You Grow Clover As A Houseplant
Do you want to grow your own lucky 4-leaf clover as a houseplant? Although these grow rampantly outdoors, it is possible to grow clover in a container indoors provided that you give them the conditions it likes. Learn what those are in this article.
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Bug Control For Houseplants – Debugging Plants Before Bringing Inside
Bugs on outdoor houseplants is inevitable, so debugging plants before bringing inside is critical. This article can help with that.
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Growing Peppermint Indoors: Care For Peppermint As A Houseplant
Did you know that you can grow peppermint as a houseplant? Growing peppermint indoors year-round is easy with proper care. Learn more here.
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Why Is My Schefflera Leggy – How To Fix Leggy Schefflera Plants
Is your schefflera too leggy? Take a look here at what causes leggy schefflera plants and what you can do to improve their appearance.
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Fast Growing Indoor Plants: Houseplants That Grow Quickly
There are a number of houseplants that grow quickly. Take a look at some fast-growing indoor plants for your home in this article.
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How To Make Houseplants Thrive – Ways To Boost Your Houseplants
Are you looking to improve houseplant health? Here are ways to boost your houseplants and help them thrive. Click here to learn more.
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Container Grown Angel Vine Plants – Caring For An Angel Vine In A Pot
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Saving Dying Houseplants – Reasons Your Houseplants Keep Dying
Do your houseplants keep dying? How to save an indoor plant from dying may be as simple as making a few adjustments found here.
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Houseplant Topiary Ideas: Tips For Growing Topiaries Inside
Topiaries were first created by the Romans who utilized outdoor shrubs and trees in many formal gardens throughout Europe. Although many topiaries can be grown outside, this article will focus on growing topiaries that can be grown inside. Click here for more info.
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Houseplant Microclimate Information: Are There Microclimates Indoors
Some of us may have heard of microclimates outdoors, but you may be wondering are there microclimates indoors too? The answer is YES, so click on the following article as we discuss what this means and why it is important.
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My Houseplants Are Too Cold: How To Keep Houseplants Warm During Winter
Keeping houseplants warm in winter can be a challenge. Click this article for some helpful tips to warm indoor plants this time of year.
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Indoor Plants For Reptiles – Growing Reptile Safe Plants Indoors
Including plants in a terrarium with reptiles adds a beautiful living touch. Click here for safe plants and explore how they are mutually beneficial.
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Houseplants Safe For Dogs: Beautiful Houseplants Dogs Won't Eat
There are a few houseplants dogs won’t eat, and if they do, they won’t get sick. Explore dog-friendly houseplants here so you can grow with peace of mind.
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Large Bamboo Division: Learn When To Split Potted Bamboo Plants
Bamboo plants are wonderful plants to grow in pots. Many varieties are invasive when planted in the ground, so growing them in pots is a great solution, but they will grow pretty quickly and can be a challenge to repot. This article can help with that.
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Growing Roses Indoors: Can You Grow Roses As Houseplants
Did you know that you can keep roses as houseplants? Growing roses indoors is certainly possible if you can provide the right conditions for your plant. The most common type of rose that is grown indoors is the miniature rose. Learn how you can keep a rose indoors here.
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Sago Palm Bonsai – Caring For Bonsai Sago Palms
Caring for bonsai sago palms is quite simple, and these plants have an interesting history. These tough plants existed back when dinosaurs still roamed and have been around for 150 million years. Learn how to care for sago palm bonsai in this article.
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Indirect Light Houseplants: Choosing Plants For North-Facing Windows
If you are looking for some great indirect light houseplants, there are plenty that you can grow. North-facing windows provide the least amount of light compared to other exposures but, luckily, you have many choices for houseplants in north-facing windows. Learn more here.
