Read the original article on Purewow. We’ve got good news for anyone who’s ready to up their houseplant game with a real statement piece but doesn’t feel entirely confident their green thumb (or lack ...

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Majesty palms are tropical plants that grow slowly and symmetrically. Over time, they can reach heights of up to 10 feet when ...

Accidentally kill your majesty palm? Here's why they're tricky to care for, and the best majesty palm alternatives that are easy going. Majesty palms have earned themselves a difficult reputation on ...

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Parlor palm, also known as Chamaedorea elegans, is known for its lush, tropical fronds. It's also one of the best types of ...

Palm is big umbrella category that harbors a variety of plant species, many of which are pricey; however, if you can spring for the investment, they do bring a certain something to a space. In fact, ...

With its tropical vibe, the bamboo palm purifies the air by removing benzene and formaldehyde, adding freshness to your ...

Q: The leaves on my indoor potted palm trees have definitely seen better days. From their tip to end, each leaf is beginning to turn yellow, with some even falling off. What might be causing this to ...

This week's Houseplants 101 is a study in contrasts. On one hand, we have the spider plant, a botanical whose easygoing and forgiving ways makes it a nearly ubiquitous indoor plant. The spider plant ...

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We’ve got good news for anyone who’s ready to up their houseplant game with a real statement piece but doesn’t feel entirely confident their green thumb (or lack thereof) can support the ambition.