If your pets treat your houseplants like a snack bar, you're not alone. Whether you’ve got a curious cat, a nosy pup, or both—choosing pet-safe plants can give you peace of mind and a thriving indoor jungle. Here’s a list of truly pet-friendly plants that won’t harm your furry friends (just in case they take a bite).
Heard people talking about bottom watering but not sure what it means? Don’t worry—it’s not some elite plant hack. It’s actually one of the best ways to water your plants, especially if you're dealing with finicky roots, root rot worries, or soil that’s hard to re-wet. Let’s break it down 👇
Okay, yes—Calatheas have a bit of a reputation. They’re sensitive. They’re dramatic. They get fussy about humidity, water, and light. But here’s the truth: once you figure them out, they’re some of the most rewarding plants you’ll ever grow. With stunning patterns, vibrant colors, and leaves that move throughout the day, Calatheas are worth the extra attention—and we’re here to make them way less intimidating.
When the weather warms up, it’s super tempting to let your leafy friends catch some sunshine outside. And yes—many houseplants love the fresh air and extra light. But if you move them too fast, they’ll freak out (we’re talking sunburn, shock, or worse). So let’s walk through how to safely move your houseplants outdoors without the drama.
Love a plant that drapes like a dream? Meet the string squad: String of Pearls, String of Hearts, String of Turtles, and String of Dolphins. These trailing beauties are cute, quirky, and surprisingly chill once you get to know them. Whether you're after texture, color, or novelty-shaped leaves (looking at you, dolphins), these strings bring a whole vibe to shelves, window ledges, and hanging pots.
Trying to root a new plant cutting but not sure if you should use water or moss? You’re not alone! Both methods work—but they each have their strengths (and quirks). Let’s break it down so you can pick the best fit for your plant baby.