guide to
Plant Care
Congrats on adopting a new plant baby! We are sharing the basics of plant care for our most popular varieties here, so you are equipped to help your new baby thrive. Remember, care requirements are dependent on things like a particular plant's environment (Is it near a heat source, or next to a cold window? How much light does it get?), so use these plant care tips as guidelines and always seek additional resources for troubleshooting and for deeper information about your particular variety.
Also note, each type of plant will include information about toxicity to pets, but remember - even "pet safe" plants should not be consumed and may result in negative effects if ingested. Please consult your veterinarian for definitive answers, especially if your animal is inclined to munch on your houseplants!

Despite its name, the Madagascar Palm is not a true palm, it’s actually a type of succulent! Native to the arid regions of Madagascar, this plant features a thick, spiny trunk topped with a crown o...
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Lithops, commonly known as “Living Rock Plants,” have evolved thick, rock-like leaves that serve as natural camouflage, helping them avoid being eaten by herbivores. Native to southern Africa, thes...
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Marantas are known for their striking, patterned foliage and dynamic nature, with leaves that lay flat during the day, and fold like praying hands at night.
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Orchids are loved for their unique, long lasting flowers that come in a wide range of colors and patterns, adding a truly elegant touch to any home.
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The Fittonia or “nerve plant” is known for its striking, veined foliage. Native to the tropical rainforests of South America, it thrives high humidity, making them a perfect addition to terrariums.
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Spider plants are loved for their easy care and incredible air purification abilities, detoxifying common indoor pollutants like formaldehyde, carbon monoxide and xylene. A beautiful and healthy ho...
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Syngonium plants are known for their varied, arrow-shaped leaves that start off a soft green and gradually deepen into stunning shades of pink, white, or cream as they mature.
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