Autumn care edition
Houseplant care,
made simple.
Practical care guides for 75 houseplants, free tools that diagnose problems in minutes, and answers to real plant questions.
- plant profiles
- 75
- step-by-step care guides
- 20
- articles & troubleshooting
- 64
- free interactive tools
- 9
Plant profiles
Plants worth knowing
Pick up where you left off
Yucca
Yucca elephantipes
Philodendron Brasil
Philodendron hederaceum 'Brasil'
Non-toxic to pets
Hoya
Hoya carnosa
Non-toxic to pets
Majesty Palm
Ravenea rivularis
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Tools for the question you actually have
Symptom checker
What's wrong with my plant?
Describe what you see — drooping, spots, yellowing — and get the most likely causes with clear next steps.
USDA zone finder
Your 2023 USDA hardiness zone from a ZIP code.Plant quiz
Five questions, a shortlist of plants that fit your space and routine.Watering calculator
A watering schedule based on your plant, pot, light and season.Light finder
Work out what light a window really gets and which plants suit it.Pet safety checker
Check whether a plant is listed as toxic or non-toxic to cats and dogs.
This season · Autumn
Bring the garden indoors
Shorter days, drier air. Move plants closer to the light, water a little less and keep an eye on humidity as the heating comes on.
Journal
Fresh from the journal
Collections
Start from your space
Q&A
Ask the club
Yellow leaves, mystery spots or a plant that just stopped growing? Describe what you're seeing and get answers from people who have been there. No question is too small.
- Why are my Monstera's leaves turning yellow? Monstera Deliciosa 1 answer
- Can a Snake Plant get too much light? Snake Plant 1 answer
- How often should you water a Pothos in winter? Pothos 1 answer
- What soil mix suits a Calathea? 1 answer
- Why is a Fiddle Leaf Fig dropping leaves after a move? Fiddle Leaf Fig 1 answer
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Keep every plant on track.
All your plants in one place, with your own notes and their care guides one click away.
- Save the plants you actually own
- Give them names and keep care notes
- Jump straight to each plant’s care guide