Indoor Plants

Light - Bright to medium indirect light.

Water - Water every 1-2 weeks.

Pet Friendly - No.

Light - Full to bright sun.

Water - The short answer is to water only when the soil is almost thoroughly dry.

Pet Friendly - No.

Light - Bright, indirect light.

Water - The peace lily will sag a bit when it needs water, essentially telling you when it's thirsty. In general, water at least once a week and keep the soil moist.

Pet Friendly - No.

Light - Medium to bright light.

Water - Water once a week but make sure to water through the flower. Do not directly apply water to the soil.

Pet Friendly - Yes!

Light - Moderate indoor light is ideal, but can survive low light situations.

Water - In bright light, this plant appreciates a watering when the soil has dried half way through the pot. In low and medium light spaces, it is best to allow the soil to dry almost all the way through the pot, but do not let the plant sit dry for extended periods of time.

Pet Friendly - No.

Light - Prefers medium indirect sunlight but can survive in low light situations.

Water - Every 5 to 7 days is largely sufficient.

Pet Friendly - No.

Light - Bright, indirect light.

Water - Though this plant requires even moisture, polka dot plant will easily succumb to root rot if conditions are too wet. Water when the top ¼ to ½ inch of soil has dried out. Keep in mind that the smaller the container, the quicker the plant will dry out.

Pet Friendly - Although this plant is non-toxic to cats and dogs, sensitive pets may experience mild digestive upset if large quantities of the plant are consumed.

Light - Bright, indirect light.

Water - In the growing season, the plant should be kept moist. This includes wiping the leaves with a damp cloth or even misting them. During the dormant season, your plant may only need to be watered once or twice a month.

Pet Friendly - No.

Light - Indirect sunlight.

Water - Stick your finger up to the knuckle into the soil to see how wet or dry the soil is. If the soil is nearly dry, water it. Don't let the soil dry out entirely.

Pet Friendly - No.

Light - Bright, indirect sunlight.

Water - Keep plant moist, but not wet or saturated.

Pet Friendly - Yes!

Light - Mid light.

Water - Prefers soil that is consistently and lightly moist, but not soggy. Generally, aim to water when the top 1”- 2” of the soil is dry, but if the plant is in a lower light condition, it can comfortably dry out a little more.

Pet Friendly - No.

Light - Full sun to dip shade.

Water - Water regularly to maintain wet or evenly moist soil, weekly or more.

Pet Friendly - Yes!

Light - Indirect light.

Water - Water the fern when the soil becomes damp. Don’t allow the soil to dry out. This may mean watering twice a week or daily in hotter weather.

Pet Friendly - Yes!

Light - Medium to bright indirect light.

Water - Water every 1-2 weeks, allowing soil to dry out half way down between waterings.

Pet Friendly - Yes!

Light - Place in a sunny location.

Water - Keep the soil evenly moist, but let it dry out between waterings.

Pet Friendly - No.

Light - Bright to moderate light.

Water - Water well, but do not allow the plants to become soggy, since it can lead to root rot. These plants prefer to dry out between waterings.

Pet Friendly - Yes!

Light - Medium to bright light. Too much direct sun will scorch and pale the leaves, while very dim light can cause leggy growth and browning.

Water - When watering, do so lightly and slowly from above with purified water, allowing water to soak through to the roots, then tip out any excess water. Always allow the top 1 inch of soil to dry out before watering.

Pet Friendly - No.

Light - Bright, indirect sunlight.

Water - Water once every 2-3 weeks.

Pet Friendly - Yes!

Light - Bright indirect light.

Water - This plant's water-storing abilities allow it to be watered thoroughly one week and then pretty much be forgotten about for the next week or two. Watering too often can increase the chances of root rot. So be sure to let the soil dry out at least half an inch or so between waterings.

Pet Friendly - No.

Light - May need to gradually introduce them to full sun exposure or provide shade with a sheer curtain. Need about 6 hours of sunlight a day.

Water - During the spring and summer, the plants are thriving and drinking up much more water than when they're resting in the fall and winter. Always test soil with your finger. Once the top 1.25 inches are dry, its time to water. Overwatering can kill your succulent, so make sure you let the soil dry between waterings.

Pet Friendly - Most succulents are harmless to animals.

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Water -

Pet Friendly - No.

Light - Medium to bright light.

Water - Allow the soil to dry out a bit between waterings. This plant can hold water in its fleshy stems and leaves during times of drought. They are quite forgiving if you forget to water it once in a while. Peperomia Ginny will enjoy a misting from time to time.

Pet Friendly - Yes!

Light - Partial sun or bright shade.

Water - This plant is drought tolerant. Don't water it more than once a month.

Pet Friendly - Yes!

Light - Indirect light

Water - The best place to water your plant is in the kitchen sink. Use lukewarm water (do not use salt softened or distilled water) and water your plant for about 15 seconds and be sure to thoroughly wet the media. Then allow the plant to drain for about 15 minutes. It may appear dry but it has had enough water.

Pet Friendly - Yes!

Light - Medium to low light.

Water - Chinese evergreens require an evenly moist soil environment and high humidity. Aglaonema cannot tolerate dry air. Water the plant until the soil is moderately moist.

Pet Friendly - No.

Light - Moderate light.

Water - Water thoroughly and allow the soil to slightly dry out prior to next watering. Feed plant with water soluble fertilizer during the spring and summer months.

Pet Friendly - No.

Light - Bright indirect sun.

Water - Water once a week.

Pet Friendly - Yes!

Light - Thrives in medium to low indirect light.

Water - Water every 2-3 weeks, allowing soil to dry out between watering.

Pet Friendly - No.

Light - Medium to bright indirect light.

Water - Water whenever the top 1” of the potting mix has dried. Thorough watering after the soil has partly dried nourishes roots without making the soil too soggy. When watering, ensure that water drains out the bottom. You should also avoid letting the plant stand in water.

Pet Friendly - Yes!

Light - Prefers bright, indirect light and moderate-to-high humidity.

Water - A good schedule for most environments is to water when the top 2-4 inches of soil are dry.

Pet Friendly - Yes!

Light - Consistent, bright, filtered light.

Water - Water your plant about once a week or every 10 days.

Pet Friendly - No.

Light - Indirect sunlight.

Water - Water weekly in summer, letting the soil dry between waterings.

Pet Friendly - Yes!

Light - Medium to bright indirect light.

Water - It grows best in moist soil that does not become too soggy. Water your plant when the surface of the soil is dry to the touch. Lemon-lime dracaena prefers room-temperature water instead of cold water from the tap, and it doesn’t grow well when its pot is sitting in a water-filled saucer.

Pet Friendly - No.

Light - Medium light but can survive in low light.

Water - Water regularly while letting the soil mix dry in the surface before watering again. Watering must be regular but limited, in order to not suffocate the plant's roots. Every 5 to 7 days is very sufficient.

Pet Friendly - No.

Light -

Water - Filtered indoor light (Example: through a sheer curtain in front of a sunny window) or a semi-shade spot is the best location. Never this plant in direct sun. The rays will scorch its foliage.

Pet Friendly - No.

Light - Full sun.

Water - Water thoroughly to settle the soil; when you can stick your finger about an inch deep into the pot and the soil feels dry, it's time water again.

Pet Friendly - Yes!

Light - Will grow best with consistent, bright, filtered light. This produces the dark, burgundy color of the leaves.

Water - Water when the top 50%-75% of soil becomes dry. Then, thoroughly drench until the water drains into the saucer. Empty the saucer if the water level is high so you don’t drown the roots. Don’t splash water on the leaves, this can cause stains. The worst thing you can do to your Rubber Tree is to overwater it.

Pet Friendly - No.

Light - Moderate light.

Water - Should be watered every week or two.

Pet Friendly - No.

Light - Bright indirect light.

Water - Water about once a week. Wait until the soil is fairly dry before watering again. Keep this tree in a fairly humid environment.

Pet Friendly - No.