You usually don't think of flowers when you think of indoor plants, however including some flowering plants in your indoor plant collection brings a whole new dimension to any indoor garden! selecting the correct varieties Growing successful, flowering plants indoors starts with selecting the right varieties. Some, like African Violets, are known to thrive indoors. However, when it comes to popular garden varieties like Petunias or Violas, it's best to select dwarf or semi-dwarf varieties that are specifically bred to do well in low-partial sun. Here are our top 5 picks that will thrive u ..read more

So you just got some new houseplant seeds and you're so excited to get started growing that indoor jungle! Before jumping in, however, there are some things you should do beforehand to make sure your seeds are set up for success so that as many of them can germinate as possible. We discuss a lot at Plantflix that houseplant seeds are much trickier to grow compared with your typical garden seeds varieties like tomatoes or chamomile, and they need a little more care to make sure they sprout successfully: 1) Don't plant all your seeds at once! (Unless they're a perishable seed) If you g ..read more

  Looking for Pet-Friendly Plants? We've Got You Covered! Are you a proud pet owner who also loves plants? Our pup Rocko(pictured above) learned from a young age to ignore our plants, however cats are not as easy to train in that regard! Our cat Maia regularly tears into our plants if she can get to them. We know how challenging it can be to find the perfect balance between a green oasis and a safe environment for your furry friends. That's why we've put together this guide to pet-friendly alternatives to popular plants. It's important to note, however, that while these plants are co ..read more

Houseplants typically require bright indirect light, but what kind of light should seeds and/or seedlings have? First off, it's important to establish that seeds need different lighting than seedlings do. Most houseplant seeds don't require much light, if any, to germinate. The best thing to do is to keep them in a bright spot away from any direct sunlight, or under grow lights. A common misconception is to plant seeds and leave them in bright sun, which can work for many garden varieties, but not for most exotic seeds(which is what we're primarily focusing on in this post).   S ..read more

If you're looking to start or expand your window garden, definitely try out sprouts! You might have heard of sprouts, but if you're not sure what they are exactly, here's a definition: sprouts are just germinated grains, seeds or legumes that are consumed for their nutritional value. Some popular varieties include alfalfa, peas, mung beans, broccoli, lentils, wheat, lettuce and others(*WARNING: not all seed varieties produce edible sprouts, make sure to research on which are edible!*) So why grow sprouts? They're an amazing source of plant-based protein They're very nutritionally dense ..read more

As the chilly weather approaches, it's time to bring the garden indoors and continue your green thumb adventures! Don't worry, you don't need a magic spell or a secret potion to grow a successful indoor fall and winter garden. With a little bit of planning and a dash of creativity, you'll be able to enjoy vibrant indoor greenery all season long. the goal: Creating the perfect environment for your indoor garden is crucial. To give your plants the best chance to thrive, the goal is to mimic the conditions of the growing season(long hours of bright light, warmth, humidity). And yes, you can do th ..read more

We have a new YouTube video out, it's our first video from home and in it we cover 3 different indoor gardening setups that can be used for various stages of growth for your plants! Click the link below to watch: I mentioned this in the video, but this is meant more for inspiration than a step-by-step process! I'm not amazing at crafts, I think creating is a ton of fun but I don't have the biggest budget so these 3 are bare minimum setups that don't cost a lot and can definitely be improved upon, so have fun with creating your own twists to these :) Enjoy! Method 1: Hanging Window Box (timest ..read more

Are you stuck in a rut with your plant collection? We all have our favorite types of plants, maybe you love to collect hoyas, peperomias, or big heart-leafed tropical plants, and it can get a bit repetitive after a while! It's fun to add some whimsy to your garden, so if you're looking to shake things up in your indoor jungle, check out this list of plant oddities that you can grow from seed! Get ready to embark on a horticultural adventure like no other! 1) philodendron hope: the monstera deliciosa look-alike Often confused with a Monstera Deliciosa, the Philodendron Sell ..read more

Growing a tropical oasis in your home is not only rewarding but also an adventure in itself- and it's that much more exciting when you grow your tropical garden from seed! It's like being a botanical explorer, discovering new species right in your own home. From the moment you plant the seeds, you'll be filled with anticipation as you watch these tiny wonders sprout and grow into magnificent plants. If you particularly love plants with large, lush leaves, consider adding some of these plants to your garden: 1) monstera deliciosa aka the swiss cheese plant The Monstera Deliciosa ..read more

Our third youtube video is finally here! You can click on the link below to watch :) We also have a video breakdown below. Desert Rose In this video we cover 10 easy houseplant seeds & bulbs that are great for beginners just getting started out in the hobby! They’re great practice before getting into the more tricky intermediate and advanced-level seeds. Oxalis Plants                    Coleus Seeds The easiest and fastest-germinating houseplant seeds in our catalog! You can use the greenhouse method we covered in our ..read more