Aaron Thompson

When you’re both a plant and a pet parent, you have to worry about what you bring into your house. Sometimes dogs, and especially cats will nibble on your precious …

Monstera plants grow best in bright, indirect light for most of the day. Place your Monstera near an east-facing window, a few feet back from a bright south- or west-facing …

Having both plants and four legged, furry pets in the house can pose some unique challenges. Dogs for the most part don’t consume plants, but sometimes they are curious, or …

Hydrangeas are easy to keep flowers, but they need fertilizer to reach their greatest potential. With their bold, large, green foliage, and oversized, bulbous flowerheads, hydrangeas are a summer favorite …

Summer just isn’t summer if you haven’t spent time outside on the porch with a cold drink in your hands and a hydrangea blooming somewhere in sight. These plants are …

Wondering how to propagate hydrangeas? You’re not alone! These vibrant showstoppers with their lush, summer blooms are every gardener’s dream. Beyond their visual charm, they’re a pure joy to cultivate. …

The easiest way to propagate Monstera is to take a stem cutting with at least one node and root it in water, soil, sphagnum moss, perlite, or LECA. A Monstera …

Monstera deliciosa, commonly known as Swiss Cheese Plants, captivate with their lush, uniquely perforated leaves. As their popularity continues to surge in homes everywhere, a key aspect of their growth …

The best soil for Monstera plants is a chunky, airy, well-draining aroid mix that holds light moisture without staying soggy. A reliable mix usually combines an indoor potting mix or …

Seeking a distinct plant with remarkable foliage that won’t overpower your space? You might find your answer in the Monstera Minima. Perhaps you’re already familiar with or desire the imposing …