In its native habitat, a money tree plant can grow up to 60 feet tall. An indoor money tree sticks to a more manageable 6 to 8 feet, which means you’ll need to repot it a few times to keep it healthy.
After enjoying your orchid's long-lasting bloom, the flowers are now fading and you're wondering what you did wrong. Nothing! They will bloom again, but in the meantime, you have a few options:
If you love DIY projects and your mom enjoys the personalized touch of a hand-made gift, these Mother's Day orchid gift ideas are perfect! From a simple project that your kids, nieces or nephews can help with to a more complex one, you're sure to...
It can be an alarming occurrence for any novice anthurium plant owner — suddenly, the once lush and beautiful heart-shaped leaves on your anthurium have started to wilt and die. Your first thought might be what you did wrong. Your second thought...
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For centuries, orchids have enchanted the human world with their exquisite beauty, exotic blooms, and vibrant colors. Each orchid color can convey emotions, cultural significance, and even hidden messages.
Spring is a pivotal time to add florals and color to your home. We’ve made it through winter, there’s more sunshine and it’s exciting to see some brightness around your space.
Your orchid's roots perform two functions critical for the successful growth of the plant. First, they hold your plant in place as it grows. Typically, in nature orchids live on tree branches high above the tropical...