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1. • • To replicate the plant’s natural environment, maintain indoor temperatures between 60-75°F (16-24°C) and keep the plant away from drafts, heaters, or air conditioners. Humidity is crucial; low humidity can cause leaf edges to brown. To increase moisture, mist the leaves, place the plant on a pebble tray with water, or use a humidifier.
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   How do you keep a houseplant healthy?

   • Aim to keep the plant in a warm environment with some air circulation, and rotate its face! Almost all houseplants need a minimum temperature of 55ºF to survive. Keep plants away from areas of cold drafts in the winter. The warmer it gets for houseplants, the happier they are! Airflow is crucial to maintaining a healthy house plant.

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   How do I Choose an easy-care plant?

   • If you are just beginning to grow indoor plants, selecting an easy-care plant is the obvious first choice. They will tolerate a wide range of positions and conditions in the home, and are usually forgiving if watering is occasionally forgotten; if they are not placed in the best light, or not given the optimum temperature in which to grow.

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   How do you care for a houseplant in a greenhouse?

   • That’s why all greenhouses have those giant fans running. Use a cloth to wipe down the leaves of houseplants occasionally, to prevent the white buildup and coating of dust that can impact their health. If your plant is in a sunny location, it’s important to give it a small rotation regularly to ensure even growth.

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   Are low-maintenance houseplants a good choice for beginners?

   • Low-maintenance houseplants don’t require a lot of watering or certain environmental conditions, which makes them an obvious choice for beginners. “You can essentially buy these plants and expect them to live a long time without much work on your end,” Jamie Mitri, founder and CEO of Moss Pure, says.

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   What do houseplants need to be happy?

   • Alex runs through what these houseplants need to be happy in your home. Alex explains how different types of houseplant need different levels of light intensity to be at their best. The video demonstrates what is meant by full sun, bright indirect light and shade.

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   What is a flowering houseplant?

   • Flowering houseplants are like little bouquets that keep on giving! Think African violets, peace lilies, moth orchids, bromeliads, and anthuriums. They've got the looks (hello, gorgeous foliage!) and those dazzling blooms in all sorts of shades. Perfect for brightening up any corner.

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   Here you’ll find tips and advice on growing and caring for indoor houseplants, the right lighting, buying, watering, feeding, humidity, repotting, soil mixes and propagating. Watch the video series >

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   Cramped for space but still want some greenery? No worries! Picking the right indoor plants is key. Snake Plants, ZZ Plants, Pothos, Peperomias, and cute little succulents like Haworthias or Gasterias are all brilliant choices. They handle different light levels and don't need much fussing over, making them ideal for desks or smaller flats.

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   Apr 2, 2024 · 38 Low-Maintenance Indoor Plants That Are Perfect for Beginners. All these plants are easy to care for. Houseplants famously double as decor since they add pops of color and offer a lived-in quality to your home. The good news is you don’t necessarily need a green thumb to care for every houseplant.

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   Learn how to care for houseplants. Houseplant 101 begins with an introduction to three main types of indoor plant: cacti, succulents, and foliage plants. Alex runs through what these houseplants need to be happy in your home. Episode two.

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   Apr 8, 2024 · Forget the notion that indoor plants are only for those with a keen interest in gardening and horticulture – or loads of time on their hands! If you're new to keeping indoor plants or just have a hectic life, there are plenty of easy peasy plant options out there.

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    Nov 15, 2017 · Houseplants provide a buffer from stale indoor living and brighten up our homes. Read on to learn about easy-care houseplants you can’t kill.

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    Easy care houseplants. If you are just beginning to grow indoor plants, selecting an easy-care plant is the obvious first choice. They will tolerate a wide range of positions and conditions in the home, and are usually forgiving if watering is occasionally forgotten; if they are not placed in the best light, or not given the optimum temperature ...