7 Mistakes You Should Always Avoid with Pothos

Pothos is one of the first plants I ever had, and honestly, it makes you feel like a plant genius. It grows, it forgives, it looks good even when life is chaotic. It’s basically a low-drama plant that I always recommend to people who don’t wanna spend too much time gardening. However, even this plant … Read more

7 Clear Signs Your Christmas Cactus Needs a Trim

Prune Christmas Cactus

I always say that the Christmas cactus is one of those plants that feels like a little family member. It sits there for months, looking polite and well-behaved, and then, suddenly, during the holidays, it starts blooming as if it had been saving up all year. But here’s the thing that matters to us for this … Read more

Aloe Care Mistakes Almost Everyone Makes

aloe vera plant care

Aloe plants really look like they’re unkillable. You know, they give those tough and spiky desert plants vibes. However, you’ll be surprised to hear that they’re among the plants I see suffering the most on windowsills. I’ve had aloe go from “healthy and plump” to “sad and grayish” in one season because I got a … Read more

Snake Plant Watering Tips and Common Mistakes

Snake plants (Sansevieria, now often called Dracaena) are practically foolproof. Even if you forget to water them, they are forgiving plants that won’t hold it against you. I have one by my window that went almost a month without water (I couldn’t water it due to a problem) and still looked healthy! But there is … Read more

7 Things You Have to Check About Your Christmas Tree

Christmas is coming, so let’s chat about Christmas trees, one of those symbols that simply can’t be missing during the holidays. Over the years, I’ve learned a few must-do checks that make the whole experience smoother (and save you from some “oops” moments). And if you’ve got a fake tree, stick around for a few … Read more

How to Propagate a Christmas Cactus in 7 Simple Steps

Hey there, plant friend! Today, we will talk about one of my favorite houseplants: the Christmas cactus. There’s something utterly satisfying about coaxing a new plant out of an old one, isn’t there? I remember staring at my Christmas cactus last year, thinking, “Imagine multiplying you for everyone I know!” Turns out, it’s not magic, … Read more