Have you at any point seen that your houseplant inclines in the direction of light? Any time a plant is indoors, extending or leaning itself toward the best light source always occurs. This is a characteristic developing cycle that helps plants in the wild track down sunlight, regardless of whether they've sprouted in the shade. Unfortunately, it can make for a few bizarre-looking plants. Fortunately, this can be corrected effectively with straightforward strategies. This book tries to uncover ways of fixing bending or strangely looking plants, and identify houseplants that are safe for pets as well as houseplants that have been researched to promote health.