If you, like us, are just keen to keep your office plants alive and really don’t care all that much about the rate of growth or the yield of the plant then our research into a cheap and easy solution to help keep your houseplants alive and strong will hopefully prove helpful.
One year, your Christmas cactus flowers are yellow, but the next, they’ve turned pink. Why does this happen and is it a cause for concern?
There isn’t a lot of sunlight access indoors. How can you ensure that your indoor plants get the sunlight that they need? Do they even need direct sunlight?
Office environments aren’t known for their access to natural light, which can make finding tall plants for such spaces difficult. Here’s 12 tall plants that tolerate low light conditions.
Most plants thrive best with direct sunlight, which can be inconvenient for darker indoor environments. What plants are best when there’s no natural light?
In the absence of light, plants are unable to produce oxygen yet continue to respire and release carbon dioxide. Does this make our houseplants harmful?
