The Philodendron White Knight stands out among houseplants with its striking white and green leaves. Many plant enthusiasts are eager to cultivate more of these eye-catching beauties. However, successfully propagating them can be a bit tricky. This guide offers straightforward methods like stem cuttings and air layering to help anyone grow their own Philodendron White … Read more
I’ve been having fun caring for my diverse plant collection over the past year. Now I want to share my joy by propagating more philodendrons to give to friends and family. I’m especially excited to try it with my beloved White Knight plant. This guide provides clear, straightforward instructions on propagating Philodendron White Knight cuttings—from … Read more
Have you seen those big leafy plants and want one of your own? The philodendron Xanadu is known for its lush leaves that look like they’ve been dipped in paint. It’s easy and rewarding to propagate this tropical beauty from cuttings. Just place the clipping in a glass of water in bright light. Within weeks, … Read more
A rhizome is a horizontally growing underground stem. This rhizome in snake plants produces pups, which are new branches. You can utilize the rhizome to grow new snake plants even if you don’t have pups to mature into new plants. Rhizomes are stems that grow horizontally rather than vertically, as most plants do. These horizontal … Read more
Sansevieria may be better known by other names, such as “snake plant” or “mother-in-law’s tongue”, if you don’t know what they are. “Snake plant” because the leaves of the plant look like a hooded snake that is rising from the ground and “mother-in-law’s tongue” because of the sharp edges of the leaves. That is why … Read more
Have you heard of snake plant pups? They are these tiny little sprouts at the bottom of your snake plant leaves… They are the future generation of the snake plant clan… … and they tend to need a new home to live… … whenever their mothership had been crowded with the previous clan. Hear it … Read more