Do you ever experience major plant envy when you walk into a house and see blooming succulents or a mature fiddle-leaf fig tree?
Our team has struggled with keeping indoor plants alive and we have a feeling we’re not alone (yep, we’re plant murderers too)!
Whether you’re jazzing up your office space or bring the outdoors in, here are the hardiest houseplants and some tips on how to keep them alive and thriving.
Succulents are both beautiful and indestructible (so they say), however, there are some guidelines for keeping them alive.
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The best indoor plants are the ones you can eat. Basil, mint, and cilantro are some of the easiest species to grow (perfect for taco Tuesday)!
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Signs of Struggle:
Wilting and the soil is wet = too much water
Flowers and bushy = needs to be pruned
Falling brown and yellow leaves = not enough water
This shrub is the “it” plant of the design world. It can grow to over 6 feet and is a stylish addition to any room.
Care Tips:
Water when the soil is dry to the touch
Needs bright, consistent light
Pot in rich, well-drained peaty soil
Likes warm, consistent weather
Signs of Struggle:
New leaves are brown and falling = not enough water
Old leaves are brown and falling = too much water
Dry, dropping leaves = too cold/drafts
Snake Plants are popular for their ability to absorb carbon monoxide, emit oxygen, and filter toxins from the air. Great for boosting your indoor air quality!
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