Does your home have limited sunlight? Do you notice your plants growing skinny, weak stems or looking sickly, but you really want a plant in that particular spot? You may need a low light or shade-tolerant plant. This means plants that are less likely to show issues in poorer light conditions.
Here are some great low light plants you can try.
Hello my loves! Have you ever wanted to hang up your plants, so they can trail beautifully or get more light by your window? But couldn’t find the right plant hanger – maybe the size, length or design wasn’t right for you?
Here’s how you can make your own plant hanger for under $5!
Did you know that many common houseplants like monstera and pothos are aroids? Here’s how you can be set up for happy plants, with this aroid potting mix.
The key to a good potting mix is creating a balance between water retention, aeration and drainage to suit your plant. This aroid mix allows good aeration and drainage, while retaining enough moisture. This helps prevent issues like yellowing leaves or root rot.
Here’s how you can make your own!
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Do you enjoy plants, but are afraid of killing them? Or have – gasp – killed some and believe you have a black thumb? Then this is for you.
Indoor gardening is my beloved hobby. I love helping friends and colleagues who appreciate plants, but are convinced they have a black thumb. Here’s the deal – we can all have a green thumb, it just takes practice and understanding!
Here’s a quick and dirty cheat sheet on how to keep plants alive!
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Greenery is therapeutic. Slices of nature in the urban jungle bring warmth among cold concrete and steel. What better way to create your own slice of haven, than bringing house plants into your daily life?
If you’ve thought about owning house plants, why wait? Here are 3 reasons for you to flex those green thumbs today!
Tired of bland and boring floral arrangements? Learn floristry hacks and professional flower arrangement, so you can personalise bouquets for your loved ones. I’ve been on a green craze recently, and A Better Florist would like to share these exciting activities for all us fellow appreciators out there.