Using tap water to water your houseplants is convenient. However, it may not be the healthiest option for your plants. Learn ...

Protect your plants from potentially harmful chemicals and minerals.

Certain plants in the dracaena family, such as D. marginata or D. warneckii have strappy leaves, unlike D. trifasciata.

If the soil has pulled away from the sides of the pot or won’t absorb water, bottom watering can help. Steinkopf recommends ...

One method to develop a greener thumb: Knowing when to water your plants. The general rule for watering plants, or your lawn and garden, is to water them once a week. However, your flowers and other ...

Growing conditions for houseplants are less than ideal during the winter months. Short days and long nights, low relative humidity and cold drafts can be stressful to many houseplants. Here are some ...

Succulent plants typically come from arid regions with full sun exposure. Thus, in northern places like New Hampshire, they ...

Like all living things, plants need water to thrive and grow. But the type of water you use on your plants can affect their health and appearance. Water from the tap can contain minerals and chemicals ...