Replanting house plants

Learn when, why, and how to repot plants! Today I'm sharing my research into keeping healthy plants in the home and my top tips for repotting houseplants.

Many times moving a plant to a new pot is the worst thing you can do for the plant. Each time a plant is moved it must take time to regrow root hairs and began the process of absorbing nutrients from

Spring is right around the corner and it's time to repot your houseplants. Learn, step by step, how to repot a houseplant the right way.

Learn when and how to repot your snake plant and what pot and soil tp use. Also, discover the signs that indicate your snake plant needs repotting.

In today's post I'll share how to fix leggy succulents just in case your favourite succulents have started to look a little bit stretched.

Read this article and find out a risky mistake everyone makes when repotting plants, how to avoid it and repot your plants properly.

How To Repot House Plants in Six Steps...Your once beautiful house plant has begun to look stressed. Maybe it's lost some leaves, quit growing, needs more frequent watering, and has visible roots on the soil surface. Then you remember that it's been two to three years before you have repotted it

Add some life to your home with these 11 high-humidity, best plants for the bathroom. They flourish in dim lighting and a moist environment.

If you are looking for a plant that can grow in the darkest corner of your home, you definitely want to check out the following house plants. This list represents my top 23 plants that can grow in the (almost) dark. While only parasitic plants can grow without any sunlight, all the other plants need...Read More

Why do houseplants get brown tips? Does it come from the plant moving inside, stress from reduced lighting and the plant acclimating? [LEARN MORE]