I spent four months testing the most popular hydroponic indoor gardens on the market, and these three are the best.

Indoor plants not only enhance the beauty of your home but also improve air quality and create a calming atmosphere. They are easy to maintain and come in various types suitable for different spaces.

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We gathered a list of the 20 best bedroom plants to add to your collection. Plus, an expert shares her advice on how to care ...

It’s also best to use a lightweight potting mix that’s meant for use with indoor plants and to pre-moisten it so it’s uniformly damp (like a well wrung out sponge) just before you’re ready ...

To care for lavender as an indoor plant, provide ample sunlight, proper drainage, and low humidity. Regular pruning, sparing watering, and well-draining soil will promote healthy growth and vibrant bl ...

Soil — look for potting mix or indoor houseplant soil. Often, a peat moss-based mix is good. But soil requirements can vary ...

As one of the places we spend most of our time, it is no wonder we want to design our homes to feel zen, refreshing, and a ...

Love fruit trees but don't have a backyard or garden space? No problem! You can grow these indoor fruit trees right in your ...

The snake plant or Sansevieria is a great option for low-light areas due to its hardy nature and low-maintenance ...

The rubber plant is a low-maintenance plant that purifies air, promotes humidity, and enhances home decor. It’s a symbol of ...