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One of our favorite houseplants recently is the pencil cactus. Perfect for someone who may travel a lot, these structural plants need very infrequent watering, about once every 3-4 weeks. They do enjoy a ton of sunlight, which can be tough in these Boston apartments, but will appreciate as much as you can give them.
This time of year in Boston, students and renters swarm back to the city. Looking for something green to brighten up your new space? Here are some recommendations for easy, durable houseplants!
Dracaena will do well from very low light to very bright light, and need to be watered well about once a week, depending on how much light it receives.
Ferns are a typical houseplant, and for good reason! They will be happy with almost any light, and should be watered about once a week.
Haworthia, or zebra cactus, are a part of the succulent family. Therefore, they love bright sunlight and minimal water.
Sanseveria, or snake plant, are among the easiest houseplants to care for. They need water very infrequently, and will survive with extremely minimal light.
Another variety of sanseveria.
Tillandsia, or airplants, are an extremely easy and trendy plant. Just some nice bright indirect sunlight, and mist once a week!
We are happy to announce that Fiddle Leaf Fig trees are back in stock here at Rouvalis! We just received a fresh shipment from our grower with trees and bushes of all sizes, so we're bound to have one that will fit your space.
These trees have grown in popularity in recent years, and for good reason! They only require a nice bright room and consistent watering. Their large leaves provide a perfect textural element to any room.
To see what we have in stock, come pay us a visit!
Despite the name of this plant, a ponytail palm is neither a palm nor a tree! It is actually part of the agave family and therefore a succulent. Therefore, in terms of care, it is very similar to that of succulents.
Water: water well once every 2-3 weeks, letting soil dry out completely between waterings.
Light: low to bright light is acceptable to ponytail palms, and even bright light is alright. Be sure to keep away from any air conditioning or heating vents, or a drafty location.
Relatively new to the shop this week, the philodendron selloum! We absolutely love the funky shape of their leaves and their rich, dark green color. In terms of care, this type of philodendron is similar to other plants in that family:
Light: Bright, indirect sunlight. In lower light, their leaves will turn a darker green, and in too much or direct sun, the leaves will fade or get sunburnt.
Water: Water thoroughly once every 7-10 days. Keep soil consistently moist, but not soggy.
As with most houseplants, be sure to keep away from heating/AC vents and any drafty windows and doorways.
