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Zamioculcas zamiifolia, more commonly known as the ZZ Plant, is an easy to care for houseplant, suitable for those new to indoor gardening and those looking for a low maintenance plant that doesn’t need a lot of fussing. Light – Does well in many lighting conditions from low to bright, indirect light. Avoid direct sunlight […]

It’s said that Xanadus look better with age and it’s true. As these philodendrons grow, the lobes of their leaves become more and more defined, creating that signature ridged look. Light – Moderate to bright, indirect light. Avoid direct sunlight which can cause leaf scorch. Water – Allow to dry out approximately half way before […]

This creeping plant can be grown outside as an annual in warmer months or year-round as a houseplant. The care below is specifically for plants grown indoors. Light – Moderate light is preferred. Avoid direct sunlight as it can result in wilting and scorched leaves. Water – Water once the top third of the soil […]

Succulents come in many shapes and sizes, but they all want pretty much the same thing: lots of light and minimal water. Light – Bright light. Succulents can handle direct sunlight, but may scorch in summer. Water – Allow succulents to dry out completely before saturating the soil. *Some potting soils may take a while […]

Spider Plants are one of the easiest plants to care for, which makes them perfect for beginners. They’re low maintenance and highly adaptable, plus they look fantastic in hanging baskets. Light – Tolerant of most types of light, avoid direct sunlight to prevent leaf scorch. Water – Allow the top third of the soil to […]