Learn how to care for various plants and help them thrive in your home
Abundant sunlight, at least 6 hours daily
Water when completely dry, typically every 7-14 days
64-90°F (18-32°C)
Root rot from overwatering
Cacti originate in arid regions and are drought-resistant, making them perfect for busy plant enthusiasts or frequent travelers. They thrive in plenty of sunlight and dry conditions, following the "better dry than wet" principle for watering.
Bright, filtered light; avoid intense direct sun
Water when soil is completely dry, about every 10-14 days
59-82°F (15-28°C)
Stretching from insufficient light
Succulents are popular for their unique appearance and low maintenance needs. They store water in their thick leaves, allowing them to go longer between waterings. They need more water during growing season and less in winter.
Bright indirect light
Water when top soil is dry, approximately every 5-7 days
65-85°F (18-30°C)
Yellowing leaves often indicate overwatering
Pothos is an extremely suitable plant for indoor growing, effectively purifying air and removing harmful substances like formaldehyde. It prefers moist but not waterlogged conditions, and regular misting can increase humidity and keep leaves shiny.
Bright filtered light, avoid direct sunlight
Water when soil is slightly dry, approximately every 7-10 days
65-75°F (18-25°C)
Bud drop due to insufficient humidity
Orchids are considered symbols of elegance but require special care. They prefer high humidity environments and can be placed on trays with moist pebbles to increase local humidity. Orchids also need specialized orchid soil and fertilizer.