Think again! There are actually plenty of low-light houseplants out there that thrive in even the darkest corners. These resilient beauties simply don't need direct sun to flourish, making them ...

In late summer or early fall, when temperatures threaten to drop below 60 F in your garden, reverse the acclimation process ...

If you haven't had much success with houseplants in the past, it may be time to reconsider what you are trying to grow and ...

Plants form an important part of our indoor environment, so you may not want to move them all outside. Houseplants that have ...

The trees are still bare and only cold-loving flowers are in bloom—however, our low-light houseplants are thriving. As we inch closer to spring and you find yourself in need of some greenery to ...

The most important thing is to select the right houseplant. Take into account the light, humidity, and temperature of your ...

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For that reason, initially move all houseplants outside to shady locations outdoors where they receive no direct sunlight. Plants that like low light conditions will stay in those locations all ...

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Low-light houseplants such as Pothos, ZZ plant, Chinese evergreen, snake plant and cast iron plant can be placed outdoors, but only in a shady spot. Even there, they should be monitored for signs ...