Plants

If you have been curious about growing houseplants in LECA, you’ve come to the right place. In this post, I interviewed a fellow houseplant enthusiast and friend of mine, who is a heavy user of LECA, to share her experiences!

Want to root your Monstera Adansonii? It is super easy! Here's how to propagate a swiss cheese plant!

Your Guide to Repotting Indoor Plants As the days get longer, we experience a welcome increase in sunlight. This signals our plants to wake up and start growing. Now is a great time to think about re-potting indoor plants! Plants will let you know when it is time to repot The soil is depleted of nutrients; plants will look pale in color The plant is root-bound; there are more roots than soil in the pot The height of the plant is greater than 3x the height of the pot its planted in...

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If you're looking to enhance your indoor space with greenery, growing houseplants in LECA (Lightweight Expanded Clay Aggregate) can be a game changer. The five easiest houseplants to grow in LECA not only thrive in this growing medium but also require low maintenance, making them perfect for beginners and busy plant parents alike. Transitioning to LECA helps improve drainage and aeration for your plants, promoting healthy growth.

The Monstera adansonii, also known as the Swiss Cheese Plant, is one of my favorite low light houseplants to care for. It brings a lovely aesthetic into the home, and caring for this houseplant is relatively easy! If you notice the leaves turning yellow, you may want to rethink your houseplant fertilizing habits.

The Swiss cheese plant is an ornamental houseplant characterized by aerial roots that grow in a downward direction from the stem. It is one of the easy-to-grow indoor or outdoor plant Learn how to grow this kind of plant. https://smartgardenhome.com/houseplants/swiss-cheese-plant/?utm_source=pinterest&utm_medium=smartgardenhome&utm_campaign=publer #swisscheeseplant

The Swiss cheese plant takes its name from its large heart-shaped leaves that form holes (called "fenestration") with age, giving its leaves the appearance of Swiss cheese. Native to Central and South America, Swiss cheese is a tropical perennial normally grown as a houseplant. It's notoriously easy to maintain and loves to climb - if you can put in a stake, a piece of moss, or a trellis for hanging, you can make some pretty displays (this creates bigger leaves too).

Monstera adansonii (also known as the swiss cheese plant) is relatively easy to care for, but there are a few important tips you MUST know! Check out the blog post to find out!

Monstera Adansonii Swiss Cheese Plant The exquisitely structured heart-shaped leaves of Monstera adansonii with their lacy holes and leathery texture make this house plant truly unmistakable. Factor in that it is relatively easy to care

Are you wondering what are the best plants for LECA and semi-hydroponics growing? I have been growing various rare to common houseplants and succulents in LECA and semi-hydroponics for a few years now. I love LECA as a growing medium for the majority of my plants because of its sustainability and plant health benefits.

The Monstera adansonii or Swiss Cheese Vine plant is the smaller relative of the famous Monstera deliciosa and is quite often mislabelled as Monstera obliqua, a much rarer family member. Find out how to best care for your Monstera adansonii in your home!

Explore 15 houseplants that flourish in LECA and semi-hydroponics, a modern and efficient approach to plant care. From Monstera to String of Hearts, these varieties thrive with better root aeration and controlled moisture levels. Learn how to set up a semi-hydroponic system and enjoy the benefits of healthier, low-maintenance houseplants. Ideal for plant lovers seeking innovative care techniques. #Houseplants #LECA #Hydroponics