Indoor Plants

Everybody desires something big – a big, well-paying job, a big house, an expensive car, etc. However, most people draw the line when it comes to enormous indoor plants.

Don’t worry, you’re not doing anything wrong – this is actually a common occurrence with these plants! Elephant ear plants drip for a few reasons, but the main idea is it helps the plant get rid of extra water and moisture.

Dracula celosia has unusual blooms – instead of petals, it has cockscombs. So how do you tend to these exciting plants? Read on to learn more about Dracula plant care.

House plants with many large leaves are the best as they produce the most oxygen during photosynthesis. Look at our top 11 picks.

Paleontologists believe that orchids existed before the Continental Drift, more than 200 million years ago. Let’s look at their symbolism around the world.

The true-blue orchids include the Boella coelestis, the Blue Vanda, and Thelymitra crinite. Others, mostly Phalaenopsis, are artificially blue.

The best time to repot orchid is one to three years after growing it when the potting mix starts decomposing. In this post, you will learn more about the process.

Originally from Africa, they are found almost everywhere worldwide. This house plant gets this name because of its leaves, similar to how a spider looks. But do they attract spiders?