How To Become a Master Gardener
Indoor gardening is a wonderful way to bring nature into your home, decorate, purify the inside air, and improve your indoor environment.
In this section, we explore the basics of indoor plant care, from Monstera, Lucky Bamboo, Pothos, Calathea, Begonia maculata, and Peace lily to herbs for seasoning foods, etc. You will learn how to water, fertilize, lighting conditions, and care for your inside plants.
Many times, keeping your indoor plants healthy and thriving may be challenging under low-light conditions. Our expert gardening tips will help you overcome this. Explore the best low-light indoor plants and choose the best houseplants easy-to-maintain for home decor.
One of the challenges of indoor gardening is controlling pests, such as ants, gnats, and molds in potted plants. The posts in this section will provide you with the information you need to keep your plants healthy and pest-free.
Plant propagation is another important aspect of indoor gardening. You will learn how to propagate your favorite indoor plants by cutting, then rooting, and successfully repotting them.
In addition, we review the best soils for indoor plants. You will learn what types of soil are best for each plant, as well as choose the best fertilizers to get the finest results.
Plants inside your home create a beautiful indoor garden, improve the air quality, and provide an extra pleasant feeling of joy when enjoying its beauty.
If decorating your home with small plants is your thing, explore how to take care of air plants and place them.
Discover the Feng Shui Plant Placement and the plants that are the strategic Feng Shui allies.
With easy-to-follow TheGardenStyle.com posts, you can create a thriving indoor garden that will bring joy to your home for years to come. Leap into indoor gardening. Get ready to learn, grow, and enjoy.
The Sundews (Drosera) is a perennial plant. It has a rosette shape. Its leaves are covered with sticky hairs that trap prey, mainly insects. Learn all about how to care for Sundews in this article. The sticky liquid is called mucilage. After it touches them, the prey is trapped in the sticky mucilage that prevents
Oxalis triangularis, also called false shamrock, or love plant, has this last name particularly appropriate, as it is a uniquely beautiful plant that is especially striking when kept in optimal conditions. However, it is a somewhat climate-delicate plant and is not always easy to care for, especially if its needs are not known. Learn all
In today’s post I want to talk to you about wandering Jew plant care Have you ever taken care of this plant? Wandering Jew plant is a houseplant very easy to care for and easy to propagate. Learn all about how to care for a Wandering Jew plant in this amazing guide. Wandering Jew Plant
If you are looking for a simple and undemanding plant, mint is one of the best alternatives. Our readers often ask about how to grow mint inside the house. Can mint grow indoors? Is it easy to grow mint indoors? Yes, following the tips in this article, you can grow mint indoors in a pot,
The elephant ear (Alocasia) is a member of the Araceae family. It is a very large-leaved plant from Asia that can be found in many parts of the world, especially in regions with warm climates, between sun and shade. It is a great variety for indoor and outdoor areas. Learn all about how to plant
The Ficus lyrata or fiddle leaf fig is one of the most popular houseplants of recent times. Easy to grow, its huge leaves will give you that green touch you want for your living room. Let’s get to know the best soil for the fiddle leaf fig tree and its care. Characteristics of Fiddle Leaf
The Monstera or also known as the Swiss cheese plant are in fashion, perhaps because its leaves transport us to the jungle or simply for its beauty. In this article, we will tell you all about the best soil for Monstera and also how to take care of them correctly. Monstera or Swiss Cheese Plant
Got Pothos plant? These trailing vining beauties may just be the perfect houseplant for both newbie gardeners and experienced plant parents. With their telltale heart-shaped leaves and ability to thrive in low light conditions, pothos plants have taken over as the unofficial mascot of apartment growing. Even better – they’re almost impossible to kill! Before
Philodendron is one of the species of the head for lovers of indoor plants. Something perfectly logical if we take into account that, in addition to its beauty, we are talking about a plant with simply spectacular growth. Philodendron is therefore perfectly normal to be alarmed when our philodendron has yellow leaves. A real alarm
The Venus flytrap (Dionaea muscipula) is perhaps one of the best-known carnivorous plants in existence. Its leaves are capable of closing, to trap any insect that comes too close, which will serve as food. That is why in this article we will explain to you how does a Venus flytrap work. In addition, this plant
