Indoor plants

Most of us aren’t aware of it, but there are many orchids that are fragrant! A lot of species pair stunning beauty with pleasant scents.

Gardenia is often found in many homes and it bears many beautiful flowers.

Watering is the single most important factor to make sure your Dracaena marginata survives… and thrives!

African violet is one of the most sold indoor plants the world over.

Dragon plants are among the rare plants that are perfectly happy indoors. However, they do get their fair share of problems.

Kalanchoe or kalankoe is a truly beautiful succulent.

The orchid family is a surprising caste, seemingly bred from jewels of pure light. 750 different genuses, 20,000 species and thousands of hybrids!

Poinsettia is one of the cutest indoor plants, most striking around Christmas.

Poinsettia gets all the votes at Christmas for its red bracts and ruby foliage match the colors of the party: red and green. But once the season is over, how can you get it to bloom again? Is it doomed?

Emerald palm looks like a palm, but it’s a succulent! Emerald palm facts Name – Zamioculcas zamiifolia Family – Araceae Type – succulent houseplant Height – 1 ½-3 ft / 0.5-1 m indoors Exposure – well-lit, indirect Soil: draining   –   Foliage: evergreen   –   Propagation: clump division, cuttings The botanical name is Zamioculcas […]

Plants of the Dracaena family are very easy houseplants to care for, but on occasion they present yellow leaves, a telling symptom of overwatering.

Zamioculcas is such a resilient plant that you won’t have to visit this page very often… Short summary: Single stem drying out – normal Stems falling over – lack of light Drops on leaf tips – guttation Yellow – overwatering or chlorosis

The ZZ plant’s long leaf fronds are a perfect fit for designers. ZZ plant key facts Name – Zamioculcas zamiifolia Family – Araceae

Zamioculcas is a houseplant that survives irregular care.

Warm colors for a warm home. That’s what Poinsettia and hyacinth have to offer. These two plants gift us with an explosion of colors at the heart of winter.

These fleshy plants with surprising geometric shapes have everything you could wish for in a plant. They’re so beautiful and easy to care for! It’s pretty clear why succulents are so trendy!

Echeveria is a succulent plant family with evergreen leafage.

Crassula is an indoor succulent plant family that displays surprising evergreen leafage.

In the Bromeliaceae family, fiery Vriesea really stands out.

Most Ficus bonsai are grafted Ficus ginseng.

Ficus microcarpa is a small, easy bonsai often found in DIY and home furniture stores.

Schlumbergera, also called Christmas cactus, is a cute succulent plant that blooms in fall or winter.

The Habenaria genus numbers over 800 orchid species from tropical and sub-tropical regions of the globe. Most exist in Asia, South America, and Africa.

Trying to propagate a ZZ plant reveals an incredibly surprising plant. Indeed, multiplying it seems to call upon all possible means of reproduction!

Pilea peperomioides, also called “Chinese money plant”, is a very ornamental plant which is ideal in designer settings.

The Vanda genus includes over 70 different orchid species, all native to tropical Asia. With truly splendid flowers similar to those of Phalaenopsis, Vanda orchids are equally suited to growing indoors in our temperate climates and are often available in stores.

The growing of the Cambria orchid is known to be quite straightforward even if a few rules are needed to have nice flowers and extend the flowering.

Dracaena marginata, often thought to be a palm tree, is a truly magnificent indoor plant.

Ficus benjamina is certainly one of the favorite plants all around, and deserves to be taken care of diligently.

The growing and caring for a Cymbidium orchid is on par with the easiest of all orchids. Deep into winter is generally when its magnificent blooming is appreciated,

With its magnificent brightly colored flowered stems, amaryllis brings light to our houses for the long winter season. To extend its blooming, special care is needed.

Cyclamen is one of the cutest houseplants to bloom indoors in fall and winter.

Monstera is among the favorite plants chosen to decorate houses.

Dracaena marginata ‘Kiwi’ is a very elegant dragon plant cultivar. Striped green and ivory colors bring lushness and light to any house.

With its diverse shapes and bright colors, the cyclamen is the highlight of the winter, especially indoors. Here’s how to care for this potted flower during the cold season.

If the growing and caring for an orchid usually requires time, care and a lot of experience, that of Phalaenopsis is actually much simpler and affordable.

Calliandra is a shrubby plant bearing extremely ornamental foliage and flowers.

A very fragile plant that is difficult to grow, Caladium makes houses and apartments lively with its unique foliage.

Delicate or extravagant, these flower plants bring color and a touch of Faraway for our indoors, even in winter! A selection of three plants that have crossed the planet:

Azalea shrubs are enchanting straight from the first day of spring, whether your azaleas are indoors or outside.

Learn to discover these flowers with uninterrupted blooming, and how to highlight them. This winter, with orchids, the trend is on #TheWorldBeyond!

Amazing and surprisingly easy to care for, Rhipsalis and Zamioculcas are two trendy leaf plants stealing the show in flower shops and garden stores.

As surprising as it may seem, Zamioculcas zamiifolia is the perfect plant for an office.

Dracaena massangeana belongs to the dragon plant family, and its complete scientific name, D. fragrans, hints to its rare amazingly

Like some mammals, indoor plants also need to hibernate! Here is how to ensure they rest at peace to wake up again from their slumber as beautiful as ever!

Many are familiar with the survivor plant Zamioculcas zamiifolia – but the Raven ZZ boasts

Aeschynanthus decorates our homes thanks to its magnificent blooming from May to September.

Beaucarnea is a magnificent indoor tree which many find appealing for its pony-tail leafage and its amazing elephant’s foot-like trunk.

With its amazing colorful bloom girdled with a crown of deep green leaves, Bromelia does every thing it can to catch your eye. This exotic beauty comes in many shapes and varieties, and is often the most original indoor plant of our homes.

Many cactus plants are considered extremely appealing to decorate the inside of our apartments and homes. It may be unexpected, but these growing conditions offer great potential for cactus flowers to appear.

You might know the Phalaenopsis that has set root in many homes all over the world, but a great many other orchid varieties are still unknown to the greater public.