Propagating Pothos plants is an easy job that anyone can do. You only need a mother plant, shears or scissors, and a jar to propagate. Pothos, known as ‘Devil’s Ivy,’ can be propagated through stem cuttings. But propagating houseplants can surely test your patience. If you check your cuttings daily, eagerly waiting for roots to … Read more
Pothos plants (Epipremnum aureum) are popular houseplants, well-known for their hardiness, fast growth, and attractive foliage. However, like all plants, they can be susceptible to pests, particularly scale insects. We will explore the world of scale insects, why Pothos are so attractive to them, and effective methods for eliminating them if you find scale on … Read more
The rare and mysterious Glacier Pothos is a gorgeous houseplant with dark green, silvery green, and bluish-gray variegation. Although it’s a tropical vine, it is hardy and adaptable and doesn’t require a special care regime. If you’re lucky enough to find it, you’ll discover that keeping it alive in any home is easy, even if … Read more
In the wild, pothos plants display incredible, large heart-shaped leaves. Unfortunately, indoors, these plants produce smaller leaves. But you can still do a few things to encourage big leaf growth. Want to increase your footprint? Then, check out this guide on how to fix small leaves on pothos plants. What Causes Small Pothos Leaves? Small … Read more
Pothos plants have long been popular due to their attractive foliage and easy-care nature. Among the wide varieties of pothos, Cebu Blue and Baltic Blue have gained fame thanks to their unique appearance and charming hues. We’ll delve into the similarities and differences between these two fascinating varieties. A focus will be on their appearance, … Read more
Manjula Pothos and Marble Queen Pothos belong to the Epipremnum Aureum species and family Araceae. Their unique leaf patterns and low-maintenance care requirements make them very popular. While their appearance differs, both varieties are adaptable and easy to grow. That makes them suitable for plant lovers of all experience levels. We will compare two beloved types – … Read more
Spring is a beautiful season and one that many people look forward to. As the weather starts to warm up, we see buds forming on the trees and daffodils popping up in our yards. It’s a time of hope and new beginnings. But how can you bring that feeling of spring into your home? We’ll … Read more
Get ready to discover why pothos plants have become a household favorite! These easy-to-care-for houseplants add a touch of color to any room and can help purify the air of chemicals like xylene and benzene. Pothos plants come in several varieties, all with medium-sized, heart-shaped leaves that can be a solid green or speckled with … Read more
The Scindapsus pictus is currently the hottest plant in town! And it’s no surprise why – this plant offers a variety of patterns and classic green and silver colors. But, let’s talk about the differences between Silvery Ann vs Satin Scindapsus pictus. What sets them apart are their leaves. Silvery Ann has more variegated leaves than Satin, which has a … Read more
Did you know that several fruits and vegetables are artificial? It’s true, but it might not mean what you think. Humans created these fruits and vegetables through selective and cross-breeding, creating new varieties of desired traits, including appearance and flavor. Additionally, open-pollinated fruits and veggies often experience cross-pollination by insects such as bees, butterflies, and … Read more
