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Care Guides
ANTHURIUM CARE
Everyone has seen those eye catching, colorful "flowers" on the classic laceleaf anthurium that are sold anywhere that sells plant. Well what if I told you they were not actually flowers? They are actually leaves called spathes that are there to protect the spadix which is the actual flower. This is the atraction of the most common and easy care anthurium varieties, coming in all sorts of warm colors that easily catch your eye.
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MONSTERA CARE
This must-have iconic houseplant (better known as the Swiss Cheese Plant) is surprisingly easy to love and care for! However, make sure you have plenty of room for this natural green beauty -- it will grow and grow some more -- and in a few years, you will be thinking, “How did you get taller than I am?”
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SYNGONIUM CARE
Although they start out as adorable compact well behaved indoor plants, Arrowhead vines, as the name implies, want to spread out and extended in all directions. There are some varieties like the allusion series that tend to stay more compact, but others like the White Butterfly will spread it's wings and fly out in all directions!
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HOYA CARE
There are so many interesting and appealing varieties of Hoyas, it’s not shocking the term “Hoya Hoarding” was coined to describe those that can’t get enough! When you find a new variety it can be almost irresistible to add to your growing indoor plant collection!
PHILODENDRON CARE
Climbing philodendrons grow up trees in rainforests, using their aerial roots to cling onto branches. As they grow up tees, their leaves get larger in size and mature in shape. Most vining philodendrons need a pole or trellis to climb to reach their full potential.
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Alocasia Care Guide
Alocasias are loved for their unique and striking foliage. They come in many shapes, including heart-shaped and arrow-shaped. Some are round and wide, while others get long and skinny with long split lobes. To add to this appeal, most have corrugated veins that create a beautiful texture and contrasting color to their leaves.