A giant cheese plant which has been growing at a Leeds medical school since the 1970s has been rehomed at a nearby indoor zoo ...

Because, in their natural habitat of tropical forests these glorious green giants can grow to great heights. The amount of ...

Understanding that in the wild monstera is a tropical plant will help you duplicate the right indoor conditions to insure these plants thrive. Growing needs. Monstera prefer warm temperatures ...

There are dozens of species of monstera plants, but only a handful of them are available at your local plant nursery. This “flowering plant” species is native to the tropical forests of ...

And if your monstera happens to reach around ... helps to increase the amount of humidity around the plant, mimicking its natural tropical environment. “Misting every few days or when the ...

In general, these tropical beauties prefer growing conditions ... Further, boost the humidity by placing your monstera with other plants. As one plant loses moisture or transpires, the neighboring ...

A gigantic jungle plant which has been growing in Leeds for more than half a century has found the perfect new home after a ...

If your home is already hearing the call of the jungle, tropical plants could be just the addition it needs. You may already have string lights sprinkled throughout your interiors that wouldn’t ...

Inside the structure, dozens of rows of plants — Monstera albos ... of many sizes and varieties coexist there as in a miniature tropical rainforest. This greenhouse belongs to the Choto family.

To expand your backyard plant nursery, learn about propagating tropical plants! Use heliconia, bamboo, and hibiscus to their fullest potential. You’ll get to watch the plant grow from seed to ...