Pothos or Devil’s Ivy is the little black dress of indoor plant decoration. It’s versatile, always in fashion, and it goes well with everything. Here are 20 beautiful indoor pothos decoration ideas that complement and elevate the look of any room. And for those aiming to find inspiration and take their plant home decor to … Read more
Pothos is a popular houseplant that thrives in aquariums. But a few years ago, the plant gained notoriety for “destroying” a woman’s aquarium. Soon after the woman introduced pothos, the prolific plant seemingly removed the aquarium’s decorative brush algae. Naturally, some hobbyists are concerned that pothos plants could harm their aquariums. This article will discuss those concerns, … Read more
Pothos can give a natural look and exotic vibe to your terrarium, vivarium, or reptile enclosure. Most species tend to ignore this plant, but some, such as iguanas and bearded dragons, will give it the occasional bite. If you’ve noticed this behavior, you’ve probably asked yourself: Is pothos safe for reptiles to eat? Or should … Read more
While certain types of plants and foliage may look nice in your home and on your property, some species can pose a danger to your beloved pets. For example, the pothos plant (Golden pothos, Devil’s ivy, Ivy taro vine, Ivy arum, and its scientific name Epipremnum aureum) is a common beginner plant. However, it can be … Read more
The houseplant industry has plants that become stars, then fade after fifteen minutes of fame. Cast Iron plants are one variety that, despite being well-liked in the nineteenth century (due to tolerating low light and poor air quality in smoky parlors), has distinguished itself in lasting fame. Due to being extremely hardy and tough, this … Read more
The philodendron family, which includes anthuriums, prefers moist, humid, warm circumstances to dry and chilly ones. Numerous anthurium varieties exist, but only three are appropriate for growing as an indoor houseplant. These three feature broad, arrow-shaped leaves on thin stalks: Anthurium andraeanum Anthurium scherzerianum Anthurium guatemala We’ll cover some other varieties and give you Anthurium … Read more
Most Chinese evergreen (Aglaonema commutatum) plants are small, low-growing, and have crowded leaves formed near the soil’s surface on short stalks. The less frequent and hence more elusive Aglaonema pseudo-bracteatum has a branching habit and is significantly less widespread. The ability of the Chinese evergreen to thrive in low light conditions makes it a popular plant. Avoid … Read more
This exotic floral houseplant, native to tropical South America, is also one of the hardiest. Its foliage ranges in color from light gray to dark red and is highly coarse and edged with quite sharp spines. The plant is known as an “urn plant” because its overlapping, recurving leaves naturally form a waterproof urn shape. … Read more
One of the main reasons pothos enjoys such great popularity is the fact its leaves come in a wide range of shapes, colors, and patterns. But pothos plants also use their leaves to communicate their needs to us. You’ve probably wondered: why does my pothos look sad? What does it mean when pothos leaves turn … Read more
Are the leaves of your pothos plant turning brown, black, or developing dry, crispy edges? Or perhaps you found brown spots on the leaves, and you’re not sure what they mean? Pothos leaves turn brown or black for several reasons. But unlike yellowing leaves, which can be a typical sign of old age, brown or … Read more
