5 Indoor Plants That Don’t Need a Lot of Sunlight
Apartment TherapyThese overlooked house plants can survive in the dark, almost.
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These overlooked house plants can survive in the dark, almost.
The first error: setting myself up for failure by choosing the wrong kinds of plants.
You can use monitors, apps, and gadgets to grow bigger, healthier houseplants.
“The only real difference between what you get at that high end florist and Trader Joe’s is the fancy pot the florist variety comes in.”
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An expert outlines the most common reasons why plants stop growing, and what you can do to fix it.
Many houseplants boast green foliage that can get a bit repetitive. Mix up your plants’ color scheme by adding some colorful houseplants like these.
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