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FOR THE LOVE OF HOUSE PLANTS

What are the best house plants for my home?

Which plants require less time on care and maintenance? Or how do I bring a plant back to life? You may be asking!

This resource and house plants information guide provides you with how-to-guides, details about each plant, and instructions about how to care for them as they care for us.

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HOUSE PLANT TYPES

Indoor Palm Plants

Cactus House Plants

Foliage House Plants

Indoor Hanging Basket Plants

Climbers and Trailing Plants

Bulb Type House Plants

Common House Plants Types

Flowering House Plants

Easy To Grow And Low Light House Plants Collection

Office Plants

Succulent House Plants Grown Indoors

Easiest of Ferns To Grow As Houseplants

Christmas House Plants

Popular Indoor Trees

Unusual House Plants

Living Stones Plants

Large House Plants

Hoya Kerrii in a small pot

Plant Care Guides

Plant Of The Month

Flowering Maple – Abutilon x hybridum

The flowering maple is an excellent plant for growing around this time of the year. It adapts well to temperatures during summer indoors and outdoors.

During the summer the Abutilon will need plenty of bright light and watering to thrive and flower.

  • Attractive bell shaped flowers bloom.
  • Cuttings are easily propagated.
  • Attention should be given in regards to plenty of light throughout the day, frequent watering, and autumn – winter care.
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Benefits For The Indoor Grower

  • Look and feel: The obvious benefit of having plants indoors is how much it adds a great look and feel to a home. Some can be a focal point to visitors, especially if its a large palm type.
  • Air quality: A major benefit is how much a house plant can improve air quality. Some improve the quality more than others and a study was produced by NASA to discover plants that remove pollutants.
  • Your well being: This is not an obvious one. Taking care of anything living, such as people or animals provides that person with a sense of spiritual and emotional well being and, I believe this applies to plants.
  • Medicinal, health and beauty: Plants and herbs are available that are grown indoors that have medicinal properties for health purposes, such as the Aloe Vera.

Happy Growing

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Popular Plants & Guides

BROMELIADS

Vriesea Splendens, Tillandsia, Billbergia, Guzmania, Aechmea Fasciata and others.

FICUS

Ficus Pumila, F. Lyrata, F. Elastica and F. Benjamina.

TEMPERATURE GUIDE

Temperature is an important factor for growth and varies from species to species.

CALATHEA

Calathea. Roseopicta, C. Zebrina, C. Crocata, C. Makoyana, C Lancifolia and others.

ORCHID

Cattleya, Lycaste, Phalaenopsis and Paphiopedilum.

HOUSE PLANT IDENTIFICATION

Submit your house plant to the new forum and ask others for identification.

DRACAENA

Dracaena Fragrans, D Braunii, D Marginata and D. Reflexa.

TOP 10 AIR PURIFYING PLANTS

See house plants that not only spruce up the home but remove harmful toxins.

REPOTTING PLANTS

See the guide for repotting house plants with useful tips.

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