Designing and assembling your very own terrarium is the perfect project to exercise your creative muscles and experiment with growing houseplants in a new way. With a little planning, you can enjoy your terrarium setup for years to come!
January is Houseplant Month at Cornell Farm, and we've just gotten in fresh shipments of plants for the New Year! From classic favorites to coveted collector finds, explore a few of our favorites.
To understand light needs, you might want to start by thinking about what light your plant would have in its native habitat. (If you don’t know, it’s easy to find out!) Learning this is super helpful - there’s nothing that can tell you more about your plants needs.
Did you know that incorrect watering is the number one cause of house plant death? Roots need a combination of water and air in order to function properly.
Halloween is just around the corner, and to help you celebrate, we've put together a list of spooky houseplants that are sure to delight, even long after the initial fright! Check out these six "scary cool" plant picks.
Tillandsia are part of the Bromeliad family, the Genus name is Tillandsia which is also the common name, these are further broken down into species name, most people just call them Air plants.There are over 550 species of Tillandsia (plus many hybrids), that grow in the Mexico, South and Central Americas.
"Houseplant parents can be hard to shop for...especially if you aren't a houseplant parent yourself. Beky, our houseplant expert, put together a quick list of her top 5 faves, and has even paired the perfect pot to go with!"
"Plant care is experimental. Keep in mind that individual plants or different cultivars can have different needs depending on their biology or what conditions they were in prior to landing in your home..."
