How to Grow and Care for Bird’s Nest Snake Plant (Sansevieria ‘Hahnii’)

bird's nest snake plant

Bird’s nest snake plant has foliage that arises in a rosette formation, unlike those of other varieties that have lengthy leaves. For this reason, the rosette is structurally likened to a bird’s nest. The patterns on its foliage look just like those of the non-dwarf snake plant varieties. If you’re after the typical Sansevieria colors … Read more

How to Grow and Care for Prayer Plants (Maranta leuconeura)

prayer plant

Maranta leuconeura, commonly called the prayer plant, praying plant or praying hands, is beloved for its unique geometrical and colourful leaves. Originating from Brazilian rainforests, this herbaceous and rhizomatous perennial is remarkably pretty! These plants also carry a very special meaning. They symbolize devotion and gratitude while encouraging self-reflection and personal growth. Prayer plants are … Read more

Common Problems of Snake Plant Leaves

snake plant leaves falling

Although Dracaena trifasciata is known as one of the hardiest houseplants, unfavorable conditions can cause its beautiful foliage to suffer. The tough leaves of a healthy snake plant stay upright, can be fully straight or twist slightly, and should be smooth along the surface.  Coloration should be consistent throughout the length of each leaf. Consult … Read more

How to Grow and Care for Manjula Pothos (Epipremnum aureum ‘Manjula’)

manjula pothos

The manjula pothos was first produced by horticulturists at the University of Florida. Scientifically referred to as Epipremnum aureum ‘Manjula,’ this variety has large heart-shaped leaves that are known to be very soft in texture.  Their foliage has large patches of white and cream so they do require a little bit more light compared to … Read more

How to Grow and Care for Satin Pothos (Scindapsus pictus ‘Argyraeus’)

satin pothos

Scindapsus pictus ‘Argyraeus,’ commonly named satin or silver pothos (often confused with silver philodendron), is part of the Scindapsus genus and Arum family. Although they are technically not part of the Epipremnum aureum grouping of pothos, they share quite a few similarities in appearance and plant care needs. As a stunning and sophisticated looking cousin … Read more

How to Grow and Care for N’Joy Pothos (Epipremnum aureum ‘N’Joy’)

njoy pothos

Epipremnum aureum ‘N’Joy’ has an almost marble-looking variegation pattern. They get this gorgeous foliage from the marble queen variety. This type is a very popular small-leaf pothos! Even though they are smaller than many other varieties, they are actually one of the fastest and tallest growers. Because of this, N’joy pothos is a great option … Read more

When and How to Repot and Transplant Your Snake Plant

repotting snake plant

Healthy succulents eventually outgrow their pots, and Dracaena trifasciata is no exception. The root systems and rhizomes of this eye-catching plant can extend to every nook and cranny of your pot’s interior.  A sure sign that your snake plant (Mother in Law’s Tongue) is ready to be divided or moved into a larger planter is … Read more