What we grow, how we grow it, and what each plant needs once it gets home.
Pothos is the plant people start with and the plant they keep buying. Part of that is how forgiving it is, and part of it is that there are far more varieties than most shops carry. Here is what actually differs between them, and which ones hold up in a Texas house. Golden Pothos The
Pothos Varieties Explained: Golden, Marble Queen, Neon, Manjula and More Read More »
You bought a monstera because of the split leaves. Two years later it is throwing out healthy, solid, entirely unsplit foliage and you are wondering what you did wrong. Usually, nothing. Fenestration, the holes and splits, is a function of maturity and light. In most San Antonio homes it is the light that is missing.
Monstera Care in San Antonio: Why Yours Is Not Splitting Read More »
Propagation is the cheapest way to build a collection, and Texas gives you one real advantage: warmth. Roots form faster in warm conditions, and a Hill Country house sits comfortably in the range most cuttings want for a good eight months of the year. Everything we sell starts this way, on a bench in Boerne,
Propagating Houseplants in Texas: What Roots Fast in Hill Country Heat Read More »
