Houseplants

Which Garden Trowel Stands Out in the Test? What to Consider When Buying? Here Are the Best Models.

Perlite, vermiculite, and zeolite are soil enhancers. myHOMEBOOK explains the differences and how to use them.

The Swiss cheese plant is among the most popular houseplants. To ensure the Monstera thrives, it's important to avoid care mistakes.

Sometimes, an elephant's foot plant needs to be pruned for specific reasons. myHOMEBOOK explains how to do it and what to keep in mind.

French researchers have developed a "super plant," Named "Neo P1," which filters dangerous and carcinogenic pollutants from the air.

February marks the transition from winter to spring. Most houseplants are now undergoing a change.

When an orchid has finished blooming, there are a few care tips to keep in mind. myHOMEBOOK explains what to do when your orchid has faded.

You can grow an avocado from an old pit yourself. myHOMEBOOK presents two methods and explains what to watch out for.

Some plants are sold as houseplants but are only partially suitable for indoor living. myHOMEBOOK highlights five of them.

It's often observed that the ficus loses leaves in winter. myHOMEBOOK explains what might be causing this.

In winter, there's not much to do in the garden, so attention turns to houseplants. myHOMEBOOK explains whether you should repot them.

Occasionally, you might notice sticky droplets on your orchid. This can be a warning sign, but not always. myHOMEBOOK explains.

Artificial houseplants are quite practical. They need neither daylight nor watering. Are they really an alternative?

Lithops are also called "living stones" and belong to the genus of succulents. Everything you need to know about location and care.

Many low-maintenance bonsai species are perfect for beginners. Here's a concise overview of bonsais for newcomers.

It's rare for the snake plant to bloom. myHOMEBOOK offers tips on the conditions that can make it happen.

Cyclamen are popular plants during the winter months, but there are several common mistakes people make when watering them.

myHOMEBOOK introduces seven winter-blooming houseplants that are sure to add a splash of color during the winter months.

Especially in winter, the Christmas cactus is popular for its blossoms. However, improper care can make it sick, causing it to turn yellow.

If your bonsai is losing its leaves, various care mistakes could be the cause. myHOMEBOOK explains what to watch out for.

MyHOMEBOOK editor Franka Kruse-Gering has decided not to buy any more poinsettias. The drawbacks are simply too significant.

If the Christmas cactus loses its blooms, various care mistakes could be the cause. Here's what to watch out for.

The Christmas cactus has specific watering needs. myHOMEBOOK explains what to consider.

Some plants need a lot of light even in winter. myHOMEBOOK highlights five plants that thrive with little light.

The poinsettia is one of the most popular plants during the Christmas season. At some point, it loses its color. myHOMEBOOK explains why.

Bird of paradise plants thrive when well cared for. myHOMEBOOK shares common care mistakes and how to avoid them.

Dusty leaves are not ideal for houseplants. However, a simple reach into the closet can help address this issue.

The Christmas cactus is popular for its splendid blooms in winter. However, sometimes it fails to flower.

Sometimes, it's unavoidable to change the location of houseplants. myHOMEBOOK highlights five plants that don't tolerate this well.

Winter means stress for our plants. myHOMEBOOK explains why our houseplants often don't survive the winter.

An Internet trick involving aluminum foil in flower pots promises true wonders for houseplants. But how effective is it really?

myHOMEBOOK gardening expert Franka Kruse-Gering explains why corks and flower pots can be a great combination.

Universal fertilizer is considered an all-rounder for houseplants. Here’s how to dose it and what to look for when buying.

A drainage system in a flower pot effectively protects plants from waterlogging. myHOMEBOOK explains what you need and how to proceed.

Monsteras sometimes grow aerial roots. Those who find them unattractive may want to cut them off. However, one should not do this too hastily.

When a rubber plant loses its leaves, it's usually less serious than expected. Often, the cause is easy to fix. myHOMEBOOK gives tips.