The transition from Summer into Fall brings beautiful colors, delicious treats (hello PSL!!) and sweater weather, but with that come several important changes for your plants. Some will go into full dormancy, most will greatly slow their rate of growth to conserve energy. The days grow shorter as we move through Fall and Winter which means less sunlight and therefore less energy for your plants to grow. All of this is completely natural and part of your plants’ lifespan, but there are some things you should do to prepare for this time of year.
The ponytail palm, also known as Beaucarnea recurvata, is a popular houseplant known for its unique appearance and minimal care requirements. If you want to learn how to make a ponytail palm grow taller, this guide will provide seven easy steps to help your plant thrive and reach new heights. Follow these tips to ensure your ponytail palm becomes a stunning focal point in your indoor garden.
Rubber plants, also known as Ficus Elastica, are beloved houseplants due to their attractive foliage and robust nature. If you’re looking to expand your indoor garden, learning how to propagate a rubber plant is a rewarding and straightforward process. In this guide, we will cover seven simple steps to help you propagate your rubber plant successfully.
Creating a vibrant and healthy workspace can be challenging, especially if your office lacks natural light. However, incorporating plants can significantly enhance your office environment, providing aesthetic appeal and health benefits. Certain plants are exceptionally resilient and thrive in low-light conditions, making them perfect for windowless offices.
