Many beginner plant growers are often surprised when they see these two plants in stores next to each other with different labels, and think there is no difference between them and that the store owner has made a mistake. It is quite hard to differentiate between Rhaphidophora Tetrasperma vs Monstera Deliciosa when they are side…
People often confuse the snow queen pothos and marble queen pothos. This confusion happens because of the taxonomy – all pothos are called Epipremnum aureum, although there are many varieties of pothos plants. They are also named Epipremnum pinnatum or Scindapsus, but these names refer to pothos as one plant. You might have heard of…
I’m sure you’ve already heard about the Monstera Deliciosa, but there is another Monstera plant similar to the Deliciosa – the Monstera Borsigiana. If you want to know the differences between these two plants, read on to discover everything you need to know. There are 7 main differences between these two plants. Monstera Borsigiana vs…
You may assume that the Mini Monstera needs everything other Monstera plants need to survive. This plant is very similar to the Monstera Deliciosa, for example. In actual fact, the Mini Monstera is actually not a monstera at all! (Shocking, right?). It is an entirely different plant, and is part of the genus Rhaphidophora. The…
If you love Alocasia plants with exceptional variegations as much as me, then we’re both fighting the same battle; we want to collect them, but they are too big for certain places in our homes and would look so good in small pots and terrariums! Well, thankfully, nature has given us the jewel alocasia to…
Positive Bloom is an Amazon Associate and we earn from qualifying purchases through these links at no extra cost to you. If decorating your living space and bringing wealth and success at the same time sounds like a nice idea to you, then you are in the right place! This article will teach you everything…
Plant collectors around the world are falling in love with the Philodendron gigas. This rare plant can be difficult to find, but it is definitely worth the trouble! Due to its gigantic leaves, this plant is often mistaken for the Philodendron melanochrysum, although there are distinctive features that distinguish them from one another. Read on…
Positive Bloom is an Amazon Associate and we earn from qualifying purchases through these links at no extra cost to you. You’ve probably heard about the Cupid Peperomia, although its real name is Peperomia Scandens Variegata, and some also call it False Philodendron. Based on the Cupid Peperomia’s name, your first thoughts are probably connected…
Every gardener knows that philodendrons are a must-have when it comes to home decor. They’re low maintenance and rather stunning, so they kill two birds with one stone by enhancing the beauty of your home without having to put in any extra effort. The Philodendron Lickety Split gets its name from the looks of its…
Positive Bloom is an Amazon Associate and we earn from qualifying purchases through these links at no extra cost to you. The Purple spider plant, also known as Violet queen or Cleome hassleriana, is a type of Spider plant that grows quickly and is easy to take care of. The violet queen produces flowers that…
Succulents are an excellent choice for every plant lover, even beginners. I have no doubt that one of the wonderful succulent quotes in the article below will be perfect for you to make printables for beautiful wall art. According to Feng Shui, succulents attract wealth, provide protection, and remove bad energy. The spiritual meaning of…
Due to their appearance, Anthurium Crystallinum and Anthurium Clarinervium are commonly mistaken by new botanists. Both plants belong to the family Araceae, of the Anthurium Species. Their stunning appearance attracts many people, which is probably why these plants are among the most famous indoor houseplants. In this article, we will learn the 4 main differences…
Whether you are a plant enthusiast or a collector of truly rare plants, you might have heard the names Variegated Monstera Aurea, Monstera Deliciosa Aurea, Monstera Borsigiana Aurea and Monstera Marmorata, Golden Splitleaf Philodendron, and Monstera Thai Constellation… But, guess what? All of these names refer to the same plant! The only difference between them…
Meet Calathea Rosy, a mesmerizing plant that is a true wonder of Mother Nature. Calathea Roseopicta Rosy, or Rose Painted Calathea, belongs to the Marantaceae flowering plant family found in North America. It is notable for its characteristic foliage, namely clumping, round, dark green ornamental leaves which rim the distinctive purple-to-pink underside. A summer-bloomer, Calathea…
Aglaonema Sparkling Sarah, a Chinese evergreen, is an indoor plant that comes from Asia and New Guinea. In this article, you will discover everything you need to know about this Chinese evergreen plant, including its looks, its height and leaves, and its care requirements when it comes to light, water, temperature, potting mix, and repotting….
Positive Bloom is an Amazon Associate and we earn from qualifying purchases through these links at no extra cost to you. Agave, crassula, sedum, stonecrop, aloe, and cacti – these tall succulent types can be found in almost every home, office or garden, but not many people know that they are actually succulents. Succulents store…
The tulip is a beautiful flower that blooms in many wonderful colors, most often during early spring. Yellow tulips are my personal favorite! Their iconic bulbs reflect their uniqueness and have a resemblance to turbans, which is how they got their name – “debland” means turban in the Persian language. They are easy to grow,…
Positive Bloom is an Amazon Associate and we earn from qualifying purchases through these links at no extra cost to you. Let’s get this out of the way nice and early: it takes more effort to pronounce the name of Philodendron Warscewiczii (or Philodendron Warszewiczii (however you want to spell it) than to actually take…
If you have always wanted your very own greenhouse, but aren’t quite sure where to start, then Philodendron Deja Vu is the ideal option as it doesn’t require much care, but will still look great in your greenhouse. Here’s some general information about this awesome plant: These are just some of the basic features of…
This post contains affiliate links, and PositiveBloom earns from qualifying purchases through these links at no extra cost to you. If you are looking to expand your indoor plant collection with something a bit more regal and extravagant, then the Dark Lord philodendron is the right choice for you! This tropical plant has recently become…
I have to admit that money plants have never really crossed my mind when it comes to home decor, especially as I traditionally prefer succulents like Blue Chalksticks and Blue Burritos. However, when I saw the cascading beauty of the Peperomia Rana Verde, I knew I simply had to have one! Its leaves simply enchanted…
The Philodendron Atom is native to subtropical rainforests in Brazil and Paraguay, and is a part of the genus of family Araceae. Its growth depends on various conditions such as lightning, temperature, and humidity, and its proper care includes watering, fertilization, pruning, choosing the right potting soil mix, and repotting. This is a low maintenance…
Positive Bloom is an Amazon Associate and we earn from qualifying purchases through these links at no extra cost to you. One of the most common houseplants is the Monstera, also known as the Swiss cheese plant, Monstera Deliciosa, and Split Philodendron, and it would certainly make for an excellent addition to your home. However,…
Positive Bloom is an Amazon Associate and we earn from qualifying purchases through these links at no extra cost to you. Have you ever dreamed of having a small, indoor garden of your very own, but were unsure of where to start? Well, a snow white waffle plant is the ideal choice for a beginner’s…