"Every Spring, I Do a 'Houseplant Audit' to Declutter My 200+ Collection" — 3 Tips to Identify What to Keep, and How to Tell if a Plant Is Beyond Saving

A minimalist dining room with beige banquette seating, a pale wood dining table, and chair set with a checked cloth, a black watering can, and a pair of houseplants in woven and ceramic planters beside a stack of books and an open book.

Every other space in your home is treated to a declutter, so why not your houseplants? It might be tough to let go of your potted menagerie, especially with all the love you put into growing them. However, there comes a time when some plants just need to go.

But it's not the same as decluttering your home. Unlike other items in your home, plants can be a little tougher to downsize. So, I spoke to the experts and put together three tips to help with this task.