Anthuriums are remarkable for their elegant display of the spadix-with-a-spathe type of inflorescence, and yet their leaf variations can also steal the show. Anthuriums can vary based on sizes, leaf shapes, venations, sizes and colors, spadix hues as well as spathe features and textures. A spadix looks different from a typical flower because it appears … Read more
Every once in a while spider ivy needs to be repotted and transplanted. Once your plant has outgrown its container, it’s time to size up! This will allow the plant to continue growing healthily and quickly. If you’ve never moved your spider plant before or you’re not sure where to start, this guide will help … Read more
There will come a time when an African Violet plant reaches its maximum size relative to its pot. Even a miniature can still outgrow the container and either it cannot stay standing and balanced, or vegetative roots and suckers will start showing. Repotting is essential to the maintenance and survival of a plant. Even disease-infested … Read more
As the saying goes, “essentially, all life depends on soil.” African violets are very particular with their soil requirements, and they would prefer a light and porous mix. Starting with the correct medium and spot will allow these delicate pots to develop healthy shoots and blooms. It is helpful to understand this plant’s natural habitat … Read more
African violets will need a specific degree of supplementation to match the nutrition from their environment. The formulation, ingredients, dosage, and frequency of feeding must be planned and maintained. The health of the roots is the health of the shoots. Understanding plant food and fertilizer is very important when it comes to growing African violets. … Read more
Chlorophytum comosum (also known as spider plants, spider ivy, airplane plant or ribbon plant) is an incredibly prolific species of plant. Once they reach maturity, they start to grow long wiry stems that produce many plantlets. If your spider ivy has begun growing spider plant babies, this is fantastic news! These spiderettes can be easily … Read more
Fortunately, Chlorophytum comosum is one of the easiest indoor plants to care for. They require very little attention and are known to be able to withstand most inconsistencies with plant care. If you want to see your airplane plant not only survive, but flourish into a beautiful and healthy mature plant, understanding how they need … Read more
If you’re starting to notice that your spider ivy has stopped growing or has started to develop unhealthy-looking foliage, this could be a sign that it is starting to die. Infestations, disease, and improper care can result in a wilting plant. Thankfully, these issues can almost always be resolved before it’s too late! Airplane plants … Read more
It’s no debate that having plants around your home can have a positive impact on your physical and mental health. In fact, it is scientifically proven that plants can reduce symptoms of depression, anxiety, and chronic illness. Spider ivy, or the airplane plant, is especially beneficial to have in your home because of its health-boosting … Read more
During the end of the summer, spider ivy can bloom lovely ivory-coloured flowers. Although this blossoming doesn’t always occur, it can be a very welcome and beautiful surprise. If you’re wondering what this may mean for your plant, you’ve come to the right place. Here is everything you need to know about spider plant flowers! … Read more
