Plant projects

Why do houseplants get brown tips? Does it come from the plant moving inside, stress from reduced lighting and the plant acclimating? [LEARN MORE]

Whether your thumb is green or black, whether you have one plant or a jungle's worth, here are some plant-care and gardening tips that can help keep your greenery not only alive, but lush.

If you're looking for some creative ways to plant succulents, you've come to the right place. Turns out, you can plant them just about anywhere!

Learn how to make a hanging moss ball planter, called Kokedama, to display your favorite houseplant in a floating green ball!

Display your plants in a new and cute ways to make your plants thrive with some glamour. diy garden | gardening | diy gardening ideas | diy home decor | diy garden decor |

A terrarium is a work of art and a thriving environment for plants two in one. It’s easier to maintain than an aquarium full of fishes and aquarium greenery and can make any room so

The creativity of people on the internet never ceases to amaze me. Why have a bland anything when there’s countless adorable DIY inspiration online, especially when it comes to potting plants! If you’re anything like me, pandas, your humble abode houses a handful of plant babies as well, and there’s absolutely no reason why they can’t have gorgeous, creative pots.

Here’s a cute and prickly craft idea: a cactus made from a child’s handprint. You can write a message on the back and use it as a greeting card or hang it on your fridge as art. This project is a great summertime craft idea—perfect for when your kiddo is learning about plants, or it…

It's never too early to start working on your holiday gift list and if you have a plant lover or gardender on your list here a 7 DIY ideas.

Explore sustainable living by incorporating greenery into your indoor space with these innovative upcycled indoor planter concepts. Repurpose unused mason jars or tin cans by sanitizing them and layering rocks at the bottom for proper drainage. Fill them with enriched soil and cultivate your preferred herbs or petite houseplants. To add a distinctive touch, transform old teacups or coffee mugs into planters by creating drainage holes at the base.