Indoor Jungle Journal

The 90s are now over twenty years in the past (for fellow elderly millennial types…this hurts a lot). But the 90s still have a visceral hold on the co...

Whether you are in college or grad school, are a parent or not, living with roommates or by yourself, married or divorce…chances are you have experien...

Known for their distinctive and brightly colored dotted leaves, Hypoestes (AKA Polka Dot Plants!) are recognizable from a half mile away. They add a w...

With their long tendrils and distinct leaves, Ivy plants are recognizable from a half mile away. Its lush appearance and fresh growth make the ivy a p...

The Asparagus Fern is easily recognizable by its soft and fluffy-looking fronds, though the plant is actually spikey, not soft (so keep a pair of glov...

Known for its curled leaves and fanned spread of scalloping segments, the Mahogany Fern always makes your space richer. Its lush appearance and dense...

Nothing says tropical like the lush, deep green of the Alocasia Polly ‘African Mask’ plant. With its distinctive dark leaves with light veining, this p...

The 90s are now over twenty years in the past (for fellow elderly millennial types…this hurts a lot). But the 90s still have a visceral hold on the c...

Polka Dot Begonias, known scientifically as Begonia maculata, are one of the most instantly recognizable houseplants around. Not only are they super ...

Dieffenbachia Camille ('Dumb Cane') is a bright, showy plant whose variegations adds nice variety to its home. Because these plant babes do well in l...

The dog, man’s best friend. The cat, man’s most standoffish acquaintance. We love them, they love and/or tolerate us in exchange for food, and the one ...

Nothing can strike fear into the heart of a plant parent like the words “root rot,” usually whispered behind closed doors for fear their plant collec...