plant stack

Current rotation of plants.

Common Name Image Latin Name Light Watering Frequency Soil Type Humidity Fertilizer Pot Requirement Common Issues Pests Maintenance Propagation Special Notes Good Indoors? Companion Plants
Monstera Deliciosa Monstera deliciosa Bright, indirect Weekly or when top 2” dry Well-draining, peat-based Medium–high Balanced, monthly in spring/summer Drainage required Yellowing (overwatering), browning (underwatering) Spider mites, thrips Dust leaves, prune lower leaves Stem cuttings in water Aerial roots may appear Yes Pothos, snake plant
Monstera Deliciosa Monstera deliciosa Bright, indirect Weekly or when top 2” dry Well-draining, peat-based Medium–high Balanced, monthly in spring/summer Drainage required Yellowing (overwatering), browning (underwatering) Spider mites, thrips Dust leaves, prune lower leaves Stem cuttings in water Aerial roots may appear Yes Pothos, snake plant
Monstera Deliciosa Monstera deliciosa Bright, indirect Weekly or when top 2” dry Well-draining, peat-based Medium–high Balanced, monthly in spring/summer Drainage required Yellowing (overwatering), browning (underwatering) Spider mites, thrips Dust leaves, prune lower leaves Stem cuttings in water Aerial roots may appear Yes Pothos, snake plant
Snake Plant Sansevieria trifasciata Low to bright, indirect Every 2-3 weeks (less in winter) Well-draining, sandy Low Balanced, diluted, monthly (spring/summer) Drainage required Root rot (overwatering), yellowing Spider mites, mealybugs Minimal, dust leaves Leaf cuttings, division Extremely drought-tolerant, air-purifying Yes ZZ plant, pothos
Bird of Paradise Strelitzia reginae Bright light / some direct Weekly, more in summer Rich, well-draining Moderate–high High nitrogen, monthly Large, heavy pot with drainage Split leaves (normal), curling (low humidity) Scale, spider mites Wipe leaves, rotate for even growth Division of rhizomes Can grow very tall indoors Yes, with light Banana plant, palms
Dragon Tree Dracaena marginata Bright, indirect / low-tolerant Every 10–14 days Well-draining potting mix Average (can tolerate low) Balanced liquid, every 6 weeks Drainage required Brown tips (fluoride/salt), yellow leaves Mealybugs, spider mites Remove dead leaves, rotate Stem cuttings Tolerant of neglect Yes ZZ plant, pothos
Zebra Plant Aphelandra squarrosa Bright, indirect Keep moist, not soggy Peat-based mix Very high (60–70%) High-phosphorus every 2 weeks Drainage required Leaf drop, browning tips (low humidity) Whiteflies, spider mites Mist frequently, avoid drafts Stem cuttings Can be finicky indoors Yes, with care Calathea, bromeliads
Heartleaf Philodendron Philodendron hederaceum Low to bright, indirect Weekly, when top 2” dry All-purpose, well-draining Average to high Balanced monthly (growing season) Drainage required Yellow leaves (overwatered) Aphids, spider mites Trim leggy growth Stem cuttings in water or soil Tolerates low light well Yes Pothos, calathea
Heartleaf Philodendron Philodendron hederaceum Low to bright, indirect Weekly, when top 2” dry All-purpose, well-draining Average to high Balanced monthly (growing season) Drainage required Yellow leaves (overwatered) Aphids, spider mites Trim leggy growth Stem cuttings in water or soil Tolerates low light well Yes Pothos, calathea
Rubber Plant Ficus elastica Bright, indirect Every 1–2 weeks Well-draining, loamy Moderate Monthly (spring/summer) Drainage required Leaf drop (shock), yellowing Scale, mealybugs Wipe leaves, rotate plant Stem cuttings with node Sensitive to moving Yes ZZ plant, monstera
ZZ Plant Zamioculcas zamiifolia Low to bright, indirect Every 3-4 weeks (less in winter) Well-draining, sandy Low Balanced, diluted, monthly (spring/summer) Drainage required Root rot (overwatering), yellowing Spider mites (rare) Minimal, dust leaves Division, leaf cuttings Extremely drought-tolerant, air-purifying Yes Snake plant, pothos
String of Bananas Senecio radicans Bright, indirect Every 1-2 weeks (less in winter) Well-draining, cactus mix Low to moderate Balanced, diluted, monthly (spring/summer) Drainage required Root rot, shriveling (underwatering) Aphids, mealybugs Trim leggy growth, propagate Stem cuttings Trailing succulent, fast-growing Yes Other succulents
Golden Pothos Epipremnum aureum Low to bright, indirect Weekly, when top inch dry All-purpose, well-draining Average to high Balanced monthly (growing season) Drainage required Yellow leaves (overwatered), brown tips Spider mites, mealybugs Trim leggy growth, dust leaves Stem cuttings in water Very tolerant, air-purifying, trailing Yes Philodendron, snake plant
Peace Lily Spathiphyllum spp. Low to bright, indirect Weekly, droops when dry Moist, well-draining High preferred Balanced monthly Drainage required Droopy (dry), brown tips (low humidity) Spider mites, mealybugs Remove spent blooms, wipe leaves Division Air-purifying, droops dramatically when thirsty Yes Calathea, ferns
Cordyline Red Sister Cordyline fruticosa ‘Red Sister’ Bright, indirect Keep moist but not soggy Well-draining, slightly acidic High (60%+) Balanced every 4–6 weeks Drainage required Brown edges (low humidity), leaf drop Spider mites, scale Mist often, trim brown leaves Stem cuttings Use distilled water Yes, with humidity Calathea, dracaena
Fiddle Leaf Fig Ficus lyrata Bright, indirect Weekly when top inch dry Well-draining, peat-based Moderate-high Balanced, monthly (growing season) Large, stable pot Leaf drop, brown spots Scale, spider mites Dust leaves, rotate weekly Stem cuttings (difficult) Sensitive to changes in environment Yes Rubber plant, monstera
Fiddle Leaf Fig Ficus lyrata Bright, indirect Weekly when top inch dry Well-draining, peat-based Moderate-high Balanced, monthly (growing season) Large, stable pot Leaf drop, brown spots Scale, spider mites Dust leaves, rotate weekly Stem cuttings (difficult) Sensitive to changes in environment Yes Rubber plant, monstera
Foxtail Fern Asparagus densiflorus ‘Myersii’ Bright, indirect Weekly, keep moist but not soggy Well-draining, rich Moderate-high Balanced, monthly (growing season) Drainage required Brown tips (low humidity), yellowing Spider mites, scale Trim dead fronds, mist regularly Division Not a true fern, air-purifying Yes Ferns, palms
Canna Lily Canna indica Full sun to partial shade 2-3 times/week, keep moist Rich, well-draining Moderate-high High-phosphorus, biweekly Large pot with drainage No blooms (needs sun), leaf burn Aphids, spider mites Deadhead spent blooms, cut back Division of rhizomes Tropical flowering plant, dormant in winter Short term Elephant ear, hibiscus
Tree Philodendron Philodendron bipinnatifidum Bright, indirect Weekly when top 2” dry Well-draining, peat-based Moderate-high Balanced, monthly (spring/summer) Large, stable pot Yellow leaves (overwatered), brown tips Spider mites, mealybugs Dust leaves, prune lower leaves Stem cuttings Large leaves, can grow very tall Yes Monstera, other philodendrons

The Residency

Common Name Image Latin Name Light Watering Frequency Soil Type Humidity Fertilizer Pot Requirement Common Issues Pests Maintenance Propagation Special Notes Good Indoors? Companion Plants
Dwarf Italian Cypress Cupressus sempervirens ‘Glauca’ Full sun (6+ hrs) Every 10–14 days Well-draining, sandy Low Balanced slow-release, monthly (spring/summer) Drainage required Root rot, yellowing Spider mites, aphids Light pruning Cuttings, rare Drought-tolerant No Lavender, rosemary
Kentia Palm Howea forsteriana Bright, indirect Weekly when top inch dry Well-draining, peat-based High (50–60%) Balanced, monthly (growing season) Large pot with drainage Brown tips (low humidity), yellowing Spider mites, scale Mist regularly, wipe leaves Difficult from seed Slow-growing, elegant palm Yes Areca palm, ferns
Kentia Palm Howea forsteriana Bright, indirect Weekly when top inch dry Well-draining, peat-based High (50–60%) Balanced, monthly (growing season) Large pot with drainage Brown tips (low humidity), yellowing Spider mites, scale Mist regularly, wipe leaves Difficult from seed Slow-growing, elegant palm Yes Areca palm, ferns
Common Passion Flower Passiflora caerulea Partial shade, indirect Weekly, keep soil moist Well-draining, fertile Moderate Balanced, monthly during growing season Large pot with support No blooms (needs sun), aphids Aphids, spider mites Prune after flowering Stem cuttings, seeds Fast-growing vine, needs trellis Short term Clematis, jasmine
Mandevilla Mandevilla sanderi Full sun / bright indirect 2–3 times/week (hot weather) Well-draining, peat mix Moderate High-phosphorus, biweekly Drainage required Yellow leaves, no blooms Whiteflies, mealybugs Train on trellis, deadhead Cuttings Bring indoors in winter (frost sensitive) Short term Jasmine, morning glory
Jade Plant Crassula ovata Bright, indirect Every 2-3 weeks (less in winter) Well-draining, cactus mix Low Balanced, diluted, monthly (spring/summer) Drainage required Overwatering, leaf drop Mealybugs, scale Minimal, remove dead leaves Leaf or stem cuttings Drought-tolerant succulent Yes Other succulents
Dracaena fragrans (Corn Plant) Dracaena fragrans Bright, indirect Weekly Well-draining potting mix Moderate Balanced, monthly Drainage required Brown tips (fluoride), yellowing Spider mites, scale Remove dead leaves, rotate Stem cuttings Use distilled water Yes Other dracaenas
Fiddle Leaf Fig Ficus lyrata Bright, indirect Weekly when top inch dry Well-draining, peat-based Moderate-high Balanced, monthly (growing season) Large, stable pot Leaf drop, brown spots Scale, spider mites Dust leaves, rotate weekly Stem cuttings (difficult) Sensitive to changes in environment Yes Rubber plant, monstera
English Ivy Hedera helix Bright, indirect to low Weekly, keep slightly moist Well-draining potting mix Moderate-high Balanced, every 4-6 weeks Drainage required Spider mites in dry air, yellowing Spider mites, aphids Trim regularly, mist leaves Stem cuttings in water Can be invasive outdoors, air-purifying Yes Pothos, philodendron

2025 Watering Calendar

Gardening Tools & Supplies

Tool/Supply Active Ingredients/Specifications Usage Frequency Best Used For Application Method Storage Requirements Notes Purchase URL
Gardening Gloves Protective material (leather/rubber) Every gardening session Hand protection during all plant care Wear during handling Clean, dry location Essential for safety and cleanliness Trifabricy Garden Gloves
Harris Diatomaceous Earth Food-grade diatomaceous earth Monthly or as needed Pest control, soil amendment Dust lightly on soil surface Dry, sealed container Natural pest deterrent, safe for plants Harris Diatomaceous Earth
Insecticide (Natural) Geraniol (6.2%), Lemongrass Oil (0.5%), White Mineral Oil, Isopropyl Myristate, Ethyl Lactate Weekly during pest season Aphids, spider mites, whiteflies, scale Spray on affected areas Cool, dark place Natural formula, safe for indoor use Natural Insecticide
Neem Oil Azadirachtin (natural neem extract) Bi-weekly or as needed Fungal issues, pest prevention, leaf shine Dilute and spray/wipe on leaves Room temperature, sealed Organic fungicide and pesticide Neem Oil
20-20-20 Fertilizer Nitrogen (20%), Phosphorus (20%), Potassium (20%) Monthly during growing season General plant nutrition, growth boost Dilute in water, apply to soil Dry, cool location Balanced nutrition for most plants 20-20-20 Fertilizer
4-in-1 Soil Meter Light, moisture, pH, soil fertility sensors Weekly monitoring Soil condition assessment Insert probes into soil Clean, dry storage Essential for proper plant care 4-in-1 Soil Meter
Ant Traps Borax-based bait (varies by brand) Replace every 3 months Ant control around plant areas Place near ant trails Away from pets/children Prevent ants from farming aphids Ant Traps
Light-Based Fly Trap UV light attraction mechanism Continuous during fly season Flying insects (gnats, fruit flies) Plug in near affected plants Clean regularly Effective for fungus gnats Light-Based Fly Trap
Sticky Fly Trap Adhesive surface (non-toxic) Replace when full Flying insects, monitoring pest levels Hang near plants Replace when saturated Good for monitoring and catching pests Sticky Fly Trap
1.5L Watering Can Plastic/metal construction with spout Daily use Precise watering of plants Pour water at soil level Clean, dry location Essential for controlled watering 1.5L Watering Can

Graveyard

Common Name Image Latin Name Light Watering Frequency Soil Type Humidity Fertilizer Pot Requirement Common Issues Pests Maintenance Propagation Special Notes Good Indoors? Companion Plants
Bromeliad Various genera (e.g., Guzmania) Bright, indirect Water central cup weekly Orchid bark + potting mix High Diluted orchid food, monthly Drainage required Brown tips (low humidity), rot (overwatered cup) Scale, mealybugs Remove pups after bloom Offsets (pups) Flowers once then dies (offsets form) Yes Ferns, orchids