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Certified Horticulturalist and Owner of Houseplant Concierge- Small business in NYC providing comprehensive in-home houseplant services, including plant curing, plant evaluations, plant recommendation plans, plant watering, and repotting. www.houseplantconcierge.com
Owner of SEA Conflict Consulting- Providing conflict resolution trainings and workplace conflict resolution services. www.seaconflictconsulting.com
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Why You Should Ditch Poinsettias and Gift This Underrated Plant Instead
Want to give a holiday gift that will keep on giving? Amaryllis are better than poinsettias if you're looking for long lasting blooms that will come back year-after-year.
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7 things I'm doing to be a better plant parent in 2025 – and show my plants some love this Houseplant Appreciation Day
Maintaining happy houseplants really just comes down to observing what they need from you
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Creative Planting: Repurposing Household Items as Plant Pots
Sam suggests using "mugs for succulents, buckets for outdoor herbs, and glass candle containers for indoor plants." She also creatively used cowboy boots as party centerpieces filled with soil and plants. These ideas offer a sustainable and decorative way to enhance your home and garden. -
Top 5 Colorful Houseplants for Beginners: Expert Tips
Samantha suggests the Raven ZZ plant, Begonias, Oxalis, Coleus, and Tradescantia for beginners. She notes, "These plants offer vibrant colors and are relatively easy to care for with the right light and watering." From the unique dark hues of the Raven ZZ to the vibrant patterns of Tradescantia, these plants can brighten any space with minimal effort. -
Houseplant Care: Expert Tips for Thriving Indoor Gardens
Samantha emphasizes the importance of placing plants in the right spot, repotting for nutrient replenishment, and fertilizing during growth. She advises using moisture meters to determine watering needs and suggests cautious pruning of damaged areas to conserve energy. Understanding each plant's unique environment is key to their success.
