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Getting your jungle on in a small space
One of my top tips for jungle-fying your small space - put plants on benches behind your couch.
The lessons we learn from our plant fam
The plants we fail with can teach us invaluable lessons for our next attempt. The first Monstera adansonii I ever bought was planted in an enormous...
Using plastic pots inside container pots
What’s the one thing you wish you had done (or had known) when you first got into plants? For me, I wish I had potted all my plants into plastic po...
Getting the courage to make the snip...
Who is scared to give their plants a chop? I remember when I was new to plants and wanted to try my hand at propagation for the first time, I was terrified to snip.
Breaking down fertilising
Who else gets confused by fertilising? Let’s break it down a bit, shall we?
Peperomia propagation
Peperomias are my FAVE plants to grow in water, mostly because they grow those super cute little leaves under water.
Indian Rope Hoya care tips
This curly girl is one of my fave plants I own - the Indian Rope Hoya. I would like to say I’ve enjoyed watching her grow, but it’s probably the slowest growing plant I own!
Plant routines vs living conditions
Whenever I share a photo of this Peace Lily, I’m asked questions like what do I feed it, how did I make it grow like that, & so on. In fact you will see this question being asked over & over again on social media plant pages on photos of glorious specimens.
Plant Blindness vs Plant Mindfulness
Plant blindness, a term coined in 1998 and recently brought to my attention by a post from @houseplantjournal, is an interesting phenomenon that ha...
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.
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