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Husband and wife lifestyle experts Mickey and Vickey Popat show ‘Fox & Friends Weekend’ co-hosts the best tips and tricks for maintaining your summer plants.

Staying healthy often includes surrounding yourself with other healthy living things — including plants inside your home.

Appearing on "Fox & Friends Weekend" on Saturday morning, Mickey and Vickey Popat — a husband and wife entrepreneurial team — shared tips about some of this summer's popular and healthy plants to have around the home.

Among the offerings: the super hass avocado plant.

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As the couple note as well on PlantoGram, this avocado plant produces green fruit with "excellent flavor and oil content." 

The large avocados have a creamy texture and a "longer shelf life."

A selection of avocados are shown here. "You don't need a backyard" to grow avocado plants at home, said Mickey Popat on "Fox and Friends Weekend."  

"They can be grown indoors," said Mickey Popat — "you don't need a backyard" in order to grow these into healthy plants, he said. 

The plant also produces fruit pretty easily, he said. 

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The couple also shared information about the kesar mango plant — which produces "one of the rarest and best mangos," as they explain on their website.

These are known for the quality of fruit as well as pulp color and taste of the mango, plus good shelf life.

They also spoke about the olive tree — "one of the best indoor plants" to have.

"These can be grown in a container" and can "spruce up the inside of any home." 

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The couple also shared smart tips for repotting plants for inside the home.

They shared insights about the size of the container, the importance of good drainage — and how rocks and pebbles can help with the plants' proper drainage as well.

One couple started their business of selling plants to "spark every emotion" and "leave a legacy of stories" — plus be "good for our environment." (iStock)

"You want to pack in" the dirt really well around the plant, the Popats said.

As the couple's website, PlantOGram.com, explains, "We wanted to create a gift that will spark every emotion, leave a legacy of stories, [be] good for our environment and [be] most of all sustainable."

They offer over 200 types of fruit trees.

They started PlantOGram.com "as a backyard hobby" and it's "now our life’s creation." 

They offer over 200 types of fruit trees "that we have made accessible through our online store and shipping worldwide." 

"This is one gift," they say, that will "make a big impact when it arrives." 

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To learn more about their tips for popular plants and ideas for repotting, watch the video at the top of this article, or click here to access it.

Maureen Mackey is managing editor of lifestyle for Fox News Digital. Story tips can be sent on Twitter at @maurmack.

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