Chances are you’ve spotted its graphic leaves on everything from throw pillows to wallpaper. Monstera is a tropical plant from the Araceae family. Its name, as one might guess, comes from the Latin meaning “abnormal” because of its odd-looking, perforated leaves that are often punched through with holes.
Here’s a look at the care and keeping of this statement-making plant.
The ‘Brasil’ offers a colorful twist on a plant that has been a houseplant favorite for generations. This is a great first-time houseplant or gift plant and it’s perfect for anyone who wants to enjoy the natural beauty of plants without a lot of maintenance.
With large lobed leaves, the Philodendron Hope adds a tropical flair to any space. This no-nonsense, easy-care plant is an indestructible houseplant that filters indoor toxins from the air. ‘Hope’ is a “self-heading” (non-vining) variety of philodendron with an upright growth habit.
Here are some tips and tricks to best care for your Philodendron Hope indoors.
The wistful leaves of the Philodendron Adansonii make the perfect hanging plant for any space. These charming beauties grow quite large in diameter [about 2 feet] which fills up any corner with a soft texture and deep green flora. Here are some tips and tricks to best care for you Adansonii.
