Tired of your Monstera outgrowing its moss pole? The Leca Queen shares a simple but effective method to extend your moss pole without disturbing your plant. Keep your Monstera climbing strong with ...

Who better to take gardening advice from than Martha Stewart? Here's how she easily removes plants from plastic containers ...

This beginners guide shows how to transplant a tomato plant from one garden bed to another with tips on how this can be done at minimal risk to the tomato plant so it has the best chance to do ...

When your plants are wilted, discolored, or droopy after potting them up or placing in a garden bed, you're likely dealing with transplant shock. This common plant problem can affect houseplants ...

Place your Monstera in a bright, indirect light spot. While it can tolerate low light, it thrives best with a few hours of indirect sunlight Water the plant when the top inch of soil feels dry to ...

Ready for some transplanting seedlings examples? Learn how to transplant plants outside to get your vegetable garden ready for summer! There are clear signs that your plugs are ready to transplant ...

If you give monstera the preferred growing conditions, chances are you won't have any problems. Plants may need transplanting; consider a larger container every three years. Choose containers two ...

The wellness and emotional benefits of having plants come in when you have your schedule. It means waking up to make your coffee and watering your Monstera plant. Or checking in on your Paella ...

Kick-off 2025 with the addition of a monstera plant to your indoor garden. You’ll join other gardeners observing 2025 as the Year of the Monstera. Each year, the National Garden Bureau (NGB ...