Plant Care Tips for Pet-Friendly & Sun Loving Houseplants
Learn how to properly care for pet-friendly and sun-loving houseplants with this helpful guide! Get information on light requirements, water needs, soil types and more.

Taking care of plants can be a fun and rewarding experience. Many houseplants don't require too much attention, but there are some considerations to keep in mind if you want your plants to stay healthy and happy. Pet-friendly houseplants are those that are not harmful to pets if they're ingested or brushed against. Sun-loving houseplants need a lot more sunshine than other types of plants, so make sure to pick the right spot if you want them to thrive.
To make sure your houseplant stays in good condition, it's important to water it regularly and at the right time. Soil should be kept moist, but not soggy or overly dry - once you see the top few inches of the soil becoming dry, it's time for watering! When fertilizing, always use a liquid fertilizer rather than a granular one so that the nutrients can be absorbed quickly by the roots. During summer months, some houseplants will also enjoy being sprayed lightly with water on their leaves so that they can stay cool and hydrated. With proper care and attention, pet-friendly and sun-loving houseplants will bring life into your home for years to come!
Aechmea fasciata (Urn Plant)
Are you looking for the perfect houseplant? Look no further than Aechmea fasciata, commonly known as the Urn Plant or Silver Vase Plant. This guide will provide you with all the information you need to properly care for this beautiful and unique plant. Read more about taking care of Aechmea fasciata (Urn Plant)
Sedum Morganianum
The Sedum Morganianum is the ideal houseplant for beginning plant owners, plant owners that prefer to not spend too much time on their plants, or plant owners with pets and/or small children! The Sedum Morganianum, also known for it's two similar varieties (Burro's tail and Donkey tail) is a very easy-going houseplant that does well in direct sunlight, but also low-light spots. Read more about taking care of a Sedum Morganianum
Thank you for reading this post! I hope it helps you to keep your plants healthy and beautiful! If you're looking for more guides on specific plants, you can always request a plant guide to get a guide for the plant you have trouble with.
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