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As a recent planter fanatic (triangle gold foil planter here and see a DIY roundup here), I keep buying more and more and met my capacity for my tiny apartment a long time ago. But I couldn’t resist making a few pretty faces to add to my mix! These cuties are super quick and the planters could be…

Many houseplants flourish in indirect sunlight. However, it is difficult to find the perfect location for your favorite potted plant. Too little sunlight causes your plants to shrink in size, lose their color, and have long spaces on the stem between each leaf (often referred to as “leggy”). On the other hand, too much sunlight causes a potted plant to develop brown patches and droopy leaves. Apart from being unsightly, an inappropriate amount of light sickens or kills your houseplant.

A south-facing window is usually the brightest window of a home, filling the room with direct sunlight throughout most of the day. This can be an excellent place for your sun-loving houseplants to thrive, provided

The 9 BEST Low Light House Plants to grow in your home or office. They grow well in dark spots or under artificial lights. Also VERY easy to care for!

Monstera are some of the easiest care plants- as long as you have proper light! Monstera can survive medium light, but they won’t do well long-term in...

Lighting is an essential need for all indoor plants. While some plants can do well in low lighting conditions, other plants need bright indirect sunlight. But

Discover the best hanging indoor plants for low light. These low maintenance, hard to kill indoor plants are perfect for spaces with limited sunlight. From lush greenery to airy vines, these indoor hanging plants thrive in low light conditions making them ideal choices for bathrooms with no windows. Add a touch of nature to your home with these beautiful and easy-to-care-for low light houseplants.

Knowing how to determine which rooms in your house receive bright, indirect, and low light is essential if you want to ensure you're placing your plants in the best spaces. We share how to identify which spaces provide full, indirect, and low sun to keep any houseplant happy and growing. #gardening #gardenideas #garden #houseplant #besthouseplant #marthastewart

Help your houseplants thrive by learning the difference between bright indirect light, low light, and other lighting considerations.