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Why pot size really does matter
Common sense dictates that a plant will grow bigger if given more space for its roots to grow, right? Well, yes and no - the answer is not quite so clear cut.
Chain of Hearts care tips
Chain of Hearts is one of my all time favourite house plants, with those amazing wispy strings that just grow & grow, and those gorgeous heart shaped leaves.
All about Alocasias - 7 things you should know about them
Alocasias, whilst considered to be easy care plants, they do have a certain penchant for dramatics, which can be hard to read when you're first getting used to them.
Four gadgets to keep the plant fam happy (and won't break the bank)
For those who like data & science, here’s four affordable easy to use gadgets to help demystify plant care to help you be your best green thumb self!
Why you should use Seasol on your plants
Learn more about Seasol, a product often confused with fertiliser (which it is not), which is the perfect pick-me-up for your green fam.
9 care tips for house plants during an Aussie winter
Winter brings a new set of conditions you need to consider for your house plants. Here’s an Aussie-focused set of tips on how to best care for your green babies.
Tips for buying plants on eBay
Whilst buying plants in person is always the best way to receive them, sometimes our local nurseries don't have the plant beauties we lust after.
Philodendron Gloriosum Care Tips
Hands down my favourite plant of all time is the wonderful velvety goddess, the Philodendron gloriosum.
Peperomia Prostrata Care Tips
One of my favourite plants, owing to those gorgeous turtle print leaves, is the Peperomia prostrata or String of Turtles.
Sphagnum Moss Propagation Tips
Propagation is one of the many things I love about indoor plants. The fact you can chop off part of a plant, grow roots from it, and then plant it to make a whole new plant is pretty damn cool.
How to keep your cacti & succs happy
Want to know my top tip for keeping succulents and cacti happy and thriving?
Why rainwater is the best water for your plant babies
Did you know that rainwater is one of the most delicious treats you can give your plants? They live for a gentle lashing of seasonal precipitation. Rainwater is like their health food, free from the elements commonly found in the tap variety. While any water is 100% better than no water, tap water leads to sediment build up, leading your favourite plants to repel the H20 they need to grow and flourish.