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Begonia pavonina, also known as peacock begonia, is the perfect plant for anyone looking for something unique and beautiful to bring into their home. With leaves that shimmer an ethereal blue when caught by rays of the sun, it isn’t hard to tell how it earned its name; this species of begonia is truly one […]

If ever there was a variety of Peperomia that showcased its close familial ties to the pepper family (Piperaceae), the Peperomia Rosso also known as Emerald Ripple Pepper is it. This is a stunning plant with an easygoing nature that is sure to become a favorite for window sill gardens. This stunning plant is actually

Peperomia Ruby Cascade is a charming and picturesque plant from the tropical regions of South and Central America. It is not a true succulent but its leaves act like a succulent since they are capable of storing small amounts of water. Another interesting feature of this plant is its relation to pepper plants. Peperomia plants

Move over, fiddle-leaf. There’s a new trendy fig tree taking the decor world by storm. We’re talking about the Ficus Altissima, also known as the “lofty fig”. With a maximum growing height of around six feet, this tree fits beautifully in almost any space. A cousin of the ever-popular and low-maintenance rubber tree, it’s a

In the world of houseplants, Calathea varieties flourish near the top best for decorative style. Unfortunately, they are also near the top of the list of difficult plants. But their difficult attributes may be more rumor than the truth because once their quirks and requirements are discovered and learned, they are actually rather easygoing. If

The name of this plant comes from its easy-going, easy-growing nature. The Friendship Plant is one of those tropical species that can grow quickly, almost too quickly even, but because of this, they make a nice gift for friends. They are also ideal for beginner gardeners who need a plant that will be kind to

Pilea Microphylla is a herbaceous perennial plant that is native to tropical areas of South and Central America. It is a very good choice to grow as ground cover in a garden or as a vining plant in a hanging plant container. No matter where you choose to plant an Artillery Plant, you are sure

It’s not difficult to guess why Monsteras are popular houseplants. They’re easy to care for, and they look amazing. With the holes in their huge leaves, they can provide a good contrast with your other houseplants that look boringly traditional. Among the more sought-after types is the Monstera deliciosa. On top of having that Swiss

You may have probably seen a mini Monstera before. Maybe you’ve come across it in a botanical park or your friends’ garden. But you may have mistaken it for a monstera or a philodendron. Well, guess what: It’s neither a philodendron nor a monstera. A mini monstera is probably one of the most beautiful and

This is a group of five Monstera plants that look different from most Monstera plants. They have many of the same qualities and care needs as other Monstera plants but simply put, they don’t look like them. Because of their looks, they can also have a high price tag. How to Identify Variegated Monstera These