Want to turn your Monstera deliciosa into new plants? Learn how to identify a viable node, take the right stem cutting and choose between water, perlite or direct substrate propagation. This practical TOMs FLOWer CLUB guide also explains aerial roots, moisture, light, rooting time and the most common propagation mistake – taking a cutting without a node.

"More light is better" is the single worst piece of advice circulating about Monstera deliciosa. In the wild, this plant spends its life reaching upward through the shade of a rainforest canopy - and its leaves are built for that world, not a south-facing windowsill. Here's why direct sun does more harm than good, and what your Monstera actually wants.

Everyone knows the snake plant on the office windowsill. Far fewer have seen Sansevieria pinguicula's pink-edged leaves or the star-shaped rosette of S. kismayo. After years growing a collection of over 100 species, here's what separates a common Sansevieria from a genuinely rare one - and how to keep either alive.

Parodia warasii, formerly known as Notocactus warasii, is a South American cactus admired for its green ribbed body, fine spines and large yellow flowers. This guide explains its natural background, seasonal growth, winter dormancy, watering and light requirements, and why a mature cactus family can become a remarkable long-term feature in a sunny collection.