We often get questions from you about where your plants come from and how they grow. We thought it made sense to go right to the source and get you some helpful and informative answers to your most popular questions.

You love your pets like they are family, but we know you love your plants too! You want to make sure they can coexist in the same space, without having to take anyone to the vet or clean up piles of dirt.  

We talk about the benefits of houseplants all the time on our blog. We share which ones are easy, which ones can be a challenge and even what plants are safe for your furry friends. Our goal at Wild Interiors is to help you care for your plants and have the most success.  

2023 is wrapping up and as we countdown to New Year’s, it’s time to think about your plans for 2024. Here at Wild Interiors, we absolutely think those plans should include plants. Whether you’re moving to a new space or staying put, it’s never a bad idea to refresh your space at the start of a new year.

We all know and love succulents. They are small, cute, compact and easy to care for! We often hear that people can struggle to care for succulents, so we’d love to help you care for them successfully! Today’s blog is digging into the details a bit more, especially when it comes to what type of succulent you have at home. Is it rosette shaped? Star? Spindled?

Houseplants bring so much joy to our lives, but that doesn’t mean they come without challenges. However, don’t be discouraged by that! In this blog post, we will share some helpful tips to make your life easier when it comes to handling and caring for those ‘difficult’ plants in your life. So, when you think your plant is fighting you, stay consistent and keep trying, we want you to keep that green thumb!  

Lighting is often one of the first things considered when it comes to plants. However, not all plants need as much light as others. A few kinds of common indoor houseplants are a bit more durable and tough, giving them the ability to go longer between waterings and survive with less sunlight. Most of our plants are easy to care for, but there are a few who are great for forgetful plant parents or new plant parents trying to get the hang of things. 

We know that your plants bring you so much joy. We would think many plant owners would agree that the more plants, the merrier. So, have you ever thought about giving propagation a try?  

Do you love it when the seasons change? We sure do. However, your plants may not be as big as fans.