Most houseplants enter some form of dormancy or grow more slowly in winter, so they don’t need as much water as they do during the warmer half of the year. Some plants are particularly sensitive to ...

Even with good light, houseplants can suffer from bad watering, poor soil, or lack of nutrients. AC drafts, dry air, pests, and rootbound roots often cause leaf browning or drop in summer. Keep an eye ...

January is when a lot of houseplants start looking “off,” and it’s easy to assume they just hate winter. Leaves droop, growth stalls, and a perfectly fine plant suddenly looks like it’s giving up on ...

Households are being advised to scatter houseplants around their homes to ward off issues with mold. As the weather turns chillier, more homes will start grappling with mold and condensation. Mold is ...

That lush indoor garden brightening your living room could be hiding a serious risk. Many of the most popular houseplants — from trendy peace lilies to hardy snake plants — contain compounds that are ...