Author name: Chris Johnston

Monstera Thai Constellation is a variegated variety of the Monstera Deliciosa species. Its large leaves are covered in speckled cream variegation, with portions of larger sectoral variegation. It is similar to the Monstera Albo, but it has more stable variegation. If you want a variegated monstera, but you are worried about it reverting, I would

The Syngonium Albo, is known for its distinctive arrow-shaped leaves with a mix of green and white hues. Whether you’re a plant enthusiast or a beginner, this guide breaks down the essentials of caring for the Syngonium Albo. Originally from the rainforests of Central and South America, this plant has become popular in households for

Philodendron Splendid is a cultivated hybrid, derived from the Philodendron Melanochrysum and Philodendron Verrucosum. Unlike its wild counterparts, this hybrid is a product of careful cultivation, designed to exhibit distinctive features in its foliage and growth patterns. The good news about this plant, is that it was cross bred for beautiful velvety leaves, and ease

Fittonia Albivenis is a houseplant known for its vibrant leaves, which have striking veins that comes in an assortment of colors. Fittonia care can be difficult, but I hope that I can break down the basics of Nerve Plant care. This plant is a beautiful, and colorful addition to any home. Fittonias are native to

Meet the ZZ Plant, a hardy and resilient companion that has become a staple in indoor gardens. Known for their durability in low-light conditions and minimal care requirements, ZZ Plants are an ideal choice for those seeking easy-to-maintain greenery. Hailing from the Eastern and Southern regions of Africa, ZZ Plants, scientifically known as Zamioculcas zamiifolia,

Philodendron Micans is known for its velvety foliage and trailing vines, traces its origins to the tropical rainforests of Central and South America. Specifically found in regions like Brazil and Ecuador, this lush green beauty flourishes in the understory of dense forests, where it clambers up trees and rocks, reaching for filtered sunlight. The natural

The Hoya Carnosa “Crimson Queen,” is a distinctive houseplant celebrated for its trailing vines and variegated leaves. Originating from East Asia, this plant has found its way into households worldwide. Whether you’re a plant enthusiast or a beginner, this article breaks down the essentials of caring for the “Crimson Queen.” From light preferences to watering