This plant has a reputation for being a bit challenging, but this blog will give you an overview of what you need to know for optimum Calathea Wavestar care.
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We checked in with one of our growers to get some answers and set you up for success so you’ll know how to fertilize indoor plants
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You just brought home a beautiful new variegated plant and now you’re looking to encourage even more variegation. So, what can you do to bring out more beauty in your leaves?
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Most plant parents at some time in their lives will have a Spider Plant. The Spider plant is a beloved houseplant that is great for beginners and rewarding for experienced plant owners too!
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Pothos (aka Devil’s Ivy) is one of the most popular houseplants, due to its easy-going nature and attractive foliage.
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Ferns are ancient and functionally fascinating plants. First appearing on the Earth as long ago as 358.9 million years, these plants predate flowers - instead of reproducing through flowers and seeds, these unique plants produce spores underneath their leafy fronds. In our homes today, ferns can provide a texturally interesting contrast to the average house plant. Let’s dig into the damp soil of some of our favorite fern friends!
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Do you have a preference when it comes to water? Maybe you enjoy a nice cold glass of flavored water, seltzer water, tap water, or bottled water. Whatever it may be, you probably have a favorite that you grab when grocery shopping. But did you know that plants have a preference for water, too? That’s right. If you wouldn’t put your fish in it you probably shouldn’t be giving it to your plants!
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When it comes to foliage plants, there are thousands of varieties. Today, we want to talk about one of our favorite genus which we grow here at Wild Interiors, peperomia!
We currently grow about 8 different varieties of the gorgeous plant, but that often changes over time as we discover new kinds and improve our greenhouses.
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Winter presents some unique challenges for houseplants. They are affected by the limited daylight hours, dryer air and fluctuating temperatures in their environment. Read on for some helpful tips on how to take care of your plants in winter.
You love your plants and want them to succeed, but you are noticing some issues and can’t figure out what is going wrong. There are a host of things that could be the issue, but like we often say – your plant will tell you what it needs, you just have to observe!
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