Yellow and brown spots on the leaves of your tomato plant? That is a sign of spider mites. Fluffy white stuff on your Swiss Cheese Plant (Monstera)? That is a sign of mealybugs. If you are like me and are hesitant to use strong pesticides on houseplants and vegetable gardens, then you should consider using
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Ficus Audrey (Ficus benghalensis) is the less fussier version of the Fiddle-Leaf Fig (Ficus lyrata). Similar to Fiddle-Leaf Fig, it is a bold, statement plant but without the high maintenance. If you are looking for a houseplant that looks like a little tree, then Ficus Audrey is a good choice for you. Ficus Audrey is
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Fiddle Leaf Fig (Ficus lyrata) is a very popular houseplant known for its large, dramatic leaves. It is a statement houseplant that makes a bold impact as a centerpiece plant in interior spaces. Fiddle-Leaf Fig can get big (it is really a tree) when kept as a houseplant. Fiddle-Leaf Fig can grow to 8 to
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Swiss Cheese Plant (Monstera deliciosa) is a popular houseplant known for its tropical jungle look with distinct holes and slits on its lustrous green leaves. It’s a fairly easy houseplant to take care of with occasional watering and misting. It’s happiest if located in a bright spot with indirect sunlight. Give Swiss Cheese Plant space
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Haworthia are popular succulents because they are hardy, easy to grow and almost impossible to kill. There are around 150 species of Haworthias with varying leaf shapes and markings. The more popular Haworthia species such as Haworthia attenuata and Haworthia fasciata look like mini aloe plants with zebra stripes. Other popular indoor species of Haworthia
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