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Rachel Guffey is a Plant Specialist based in Lawrence, Kansas. She specializes in plant education and caring for indoor plants. Rachel is passionate about using plants to help combat seasonal depression. She aims to make plants feel more accessible and approachable to everyone. Rachel has owned over 500 plants at one time. She previously owned and operated a houseplant shop called Jungle House.
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Q&A Comments (3)
Will hydrangeas bloom indoors?
Keeping a hydrangea indoors and happy can be a difficult task if it's not provided with enough light. I would recommend bright, indirect light indoors — such as a south facing window, or an added grow light). Also, do not allow the soil to dry out completely.
How do I keep my potted hydrangea alive?
Keeping a hydrangea indoors and happy can be a difficult task if not provided with enough bright light. I would recommend indirect bright light indoors (such as a south facing window) and not allowing the soil to dry out completely. Make sure to remove the hydrangea from any decorative wrapping before watering!
Can you keep Spanish moss as a houseplant?
Sure! That said, I think the most common mistake folks make when growing moss is not providing enough even moisture and bright light. Mist your moss pals really well but do not let the container have any standing water in your base layer. If not provided enough light, your moss will brown and may go dormant. Don’t toss it just yet! Give the moss more light and frequent misting and see if it begins to green up again within a few days! Good luck with your moss!
