The vibrant plant pictured is a Croton (Codiaeum variegatum), specifically a variety known for its narrow, twisted, and multi-colored foliage. Crotons are beloved by gardeners for their bold, tropical energy and their ability to transform a corner of a garden or home into a living kaleidoscope.

Cambodia's "heat season," typically from March to May, brings soaring temperatures and intense sunlight that can be a formidable challenge for even the most resilient plants.

It is one of the most frustrating experiences for a plant parent: your pothos or monstera looks vibrant, the leaves aren't yellowing, and there isn't a pest in sight—but it hasn't put out a new leaf in six months.

There's nothing quite like the joy of nurturing a thriving indoor plant... until you spot an uninvited guest. Houseplant pests are a common and frustrating reality for even the most seasoned plant parents. They can appear seemingly out of nowhere, quickly multiply, and wreak havoc on your beloved greenery.

The Monstera Deliciosa  (Swiss Cheese Plant) is the undisputed king of the indoor jungle. With its iconic, fenestrated leaves and dramatic, sculptural shape, it instantly elevates any space. But even a king needs a court! ​Pairing your Monstera with the right companion plants can enhance its tropical aesthetic, add depth and texture to your display, and create a truly lush, cohesive indoor garden. The best companions are those that share similar care needs (humid, indirect li