Take your indoor garden to the next level. Include some colorful houseplants for some added interest throughout the year.

Stale air and poor circulation can make low-light rooms feel stuffy, but these hardy houseplants help freshen the air by naturally filtering out pollutants.

Don’t Have a Lot of Natural Light? Then you’ll want to try one of these low-light indoor plants that need very little ...

Dracaena plants function exceptionally well in environments with minimal light requirements because of their low-maintenance needs. They serve as excellent decorations for indoor settings.

For jade pothos in low light, the watering cadence depends on your specific conditions, but you should wait until the soil ...

Houseplants aren’t just there to make your space look pretty. They can help keep bugs at bay, freshen up stuffy rooms, and ...

Now you know what "bright indirect light" means! Your home has varying levels of natural light, making it tricky to know where your houseplants will thrive. Whether you're new to growing houseplants ...

The tried-and-true houseplants like these tolerate low humidity and infrequent watering. The best way to kill them is by ...

The ZZ plant ( zamioculcas zamiifolia) is easily recognisable from its wide, waxy leaves that reflect sunlight to brighten ...

(For a more in-depth, no-nonsense dive into the science behind this, written by an engineer, The New Plant Parent by Darryl Cheng is a great read.) Often when people talk about low-light plants ...

Hancock notes that many houseplants can grow in direct sun locations indoors as long as they’re acclimated to it — even “low-light” plants! That’s because, compared to direct light outdoors, direct ...