House plants

How to care for an Inch Plant (Tradescantia zebrina). Also commonly known as the Wandering Jew Plant or Wandering Dude Plant, this is a fast growing, colorful and easy to care for houseplant that I would definitely recommend.

Learn how you can hack a simple piece of glass furniture to make a gorgeous Ikea greenhouse cabinet for your plant collection!

5min · 1 serving Ingredients • 1 oz 🌱Organic Neem Oil (in the Sacred Elements Shop) • ¼ oz 🍃Organic Soapnut Oil (in Sacred Elements Shop) • 4 oz 💧Tap or Distilled Water • 🌬 High Viscosity Spray Bottle (8 oz) • ⏰ 7-10 days of treatment • 🙏🏼🌿 Patience

How to make a string of pearls love you: • The key to success is proper watering and adequate light! • Allow your SOP yo dry fully between watering. Look for these signs of thirst before watering: • Slight puckering on the pearls, their green color is dull and grayish, the pot feels light. If you see these signs, its time to water. • When you water, really drench the soil to rehydrate it. Remember, volume of water is not “overwatering.” Overwatering happens when you water a plant...

Spring cleaning your planters: • You’ll need distilled white vinegar, warm water, and a stiff scrub brush to loosen any caked on soil. • This solution is great for plastic, ceramic and clay. • Fill a tub, bucket, or sink with warm water. Add one part vinegar to four parts water. This mix is not scientific you can add a bit more if the dirt is very caked on. • Fully submerge your planters in the water, and let them soak for at least an hour. The longer they soak the easier it is to...

Peperomia Hope is yet another beautiful and low-maintenance member of the Peperomia genus. Read on for Peperomia Hope care and propagation!

Fishbone cactus, also known as Zig Zag Cactus or Ric Rac Cactus, is a striking houseplant. Learn everything you need to care for and propagate this beauty!

Click here to learn how to propagate holiday cactus for a gift that will give year after year.

For a lot of plant parents, summer is a time to let our houseplants enjoy the natural light, temperature fluctuations, and higher humidity they find outside. But fall is here. Soon, nighttime temperatures will drop below 50 degrees – and for most houseplants, that’s when their summer vacation on the patio must end. But hastily hauling everyone inside on the eve of the first chilly night can be a bit traumatic for both you and your plants. So before the ten o’clock forecast suddenly finds...

One of the most important aspects of proper plant care is lighting, and for many plant collectors that means squeezing all of their plants into the brightest window in their home. Instead, consider grow lights! Grow lights can be a houseplant parent’s best tool when utilized correctly. They can turn the darkest room into the perfect “bright indirect light” space that most plants need to thrive. All it takes is a little knowledge of how to set up your grow light! Your goal with grow...