Step 1: Choose a healthy cutting The first step of propagating indoor plants is finding a stem with ... avoiding rot of the roots and enhancing growth again,” Matthew explains. By following these ...

Christmas cactus, or Schlumbergera, is a succulent houseplant that produces vibrant pink, red or white blooms during the ...

Are you sick of the messes that potted soil can often leave behind? Then, you may want to try growing indoor plants with LECA ...

For those ready to take on the challenge, Griffin recommends olive trees, which require full sun, arid environments and low ...

Christmas and other holiday cactuses are classic houseplants that, when given the right care, can live for generations. Lucky ...

Winter doesn't just affect garden plants, the conditions inside our homes change too meaning houseplant care routines need to ...

Monstera plants, known for their unique, Swiss cheese-like leaves, have become a staple for indoor plant enthusiasts. However ...

If you've killed more houseplants than kept alive, don't give up. You might be choosing the wrong plants for your space or ...

A new method developed by Penn State biologists allows them to turn stripped-down plant cells into other types of cells, similar to the way stem cells differentiate into different cell types. Using ...

The stem rot pathogen, S. rolfsii used in this study was obtained from the culture collection of the Groundnut Pathology laboratory, ICRISAT, Patancheru. The pathogen was initially isolated from ...

A new method developed by Penn State biologists allows them to turn stripped-down plant cells into other types of cells, similar to the way stem cells differentiate into different cell types.

Some of the most difficult plants to keep alive are also the most ... and too much can lead to root rot. Fiddle-leaf figs are also sensitive to high salt levels in soil, and may need their soil ...