The tropical plant requires little light and water to thrive. Here is how to take care of your philodendron plant.

But that's only true as long as the roots remain in good condition. For struggling roots, it's a different story. Pruning goes a long way to revive a root-bound houseplant or treat root rot. Root ...

Pruning is the selective removal of specific plant parts for the benefit of the whole plant. Some reasons to prune are to train a plant, maintain plant health, improve the quality of flowers, fruits ...

Plant them en masse—they make great informal hedges. They will flower best in a sunny spot (at least six hours a day) with good drainage. There's no need to keep the flowers groomed; they're ...

At best, prune a node or two before the tip of each branch. It looks as though you have pruned all the way back to older branches of the plant, which may not produce new growth. Try bending the ...

Lambell describes Philodendron as a low ... the small bumps where leaves or roots grow. 1. Cut just below a node using clean, sharp scissors or the best pruning shears. 2. Place the cutting ...

The Spider plant ( Chlorophytum comosum ), known for its long spidery leaves that cascade from the plant’s base, is another easy houseplant to propagate. Lambell says, “With hanging, arching leaves ...