Monthly picks
Every month, one member of our team selects their three favourite plants from the greenhouse — based on growth, character and personal taste.
A small glimpse into what inspires us behind the scenes.
Chilly But Not Silly: A Winter Plant Care Summary
Winter is here! With colder temperatures and shorter days our beloved houseplants will need an extra hand to make it through the season. Most of our houseplants (like Monsteras and Philodendrons) a...
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The Pot Lift Technique: A Plant Parent's Guide to Watering Wisdom
Feeling the Weight of Plant Care: The Pot-Lifting Technique
Want to become a true plant whisperer? Master the art of the "pot lift"! This simple technique can dramatically improve your understand...
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Winter Watering Wisdom
Did you know your houseplants get thirsty differently in winter? 💧 As temperatures drop and days grow shorter, it's time to give your watering can a break. Just like trees that lose their leaves in...
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Magic in a Bottle: Understanding your Plants’ Meal!
Have you ever wondered what’s inside our Plantlovers special fertilizer? It might seem like a simple plastic bottle, but the formula is complex and carefully balanced with all the essential nutrien...
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Monstera Variegata: A Buyer's Guide to Variegation Levels
Monstera Variegata are the darlings of the plant world, known for their stunning foliage splashed with white, cream, or yellow. But did you know that not all variegation is created equal? At Plantl...
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Light and Water: Understanding Your Houseplants' Winter Needs
Winter brings shorter days and weaker sunlight, significantly impacting your houseplants' growth and water requirements. Just like trees that shed their leaves and enter a dormant state, many ...
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Great plants
In the pursuit of great plants, you will find a little love, some nurturing and a dash of patience will work wonders.
We obviously can’t provide you with the love nor the patience, but we can furnish you with the tools to rock the plant care secret.
““Most plants bounce right back when you give them a drink after being under watered. Overwatering however can kill your plant in record time. So repeat after me: underwatering is better than overwatering.””
