Know Your Plants

• Bright light plants will do well in direct or strong sunlight for the most part of a day.
• Medium light plants should stay out of the direct sunlight. They should be placed in a bright room and will enjoy partial or filtered sunlight. 
• Low light plants prefer to stay in the shade or to be displayed under fluorescent light.

• Small Plants are best placed on a desk or a narrow shelf. They work well if bought in pairs.
• Medium Plants are best placed on a side table or any table top. They can also work as a center piece.
• Large plants, are best placed on the ground ideally next to a window with ample light.

Dracaena, ZZ plant and Aglaonema Silver Queen
These plants will survive in very well lit fluorescent light space.
The light must be on for at least 8-10 hours a day. 

Every plant requires unique care, send us a picture and the name of you plant via Whatsapp and we will send you the best care for your plant.
Whatsapp Number: 01286942222

While watering your plant, make sure to water all around the plant and not just add water in one spot.

• Make sure to put your plant in the correct lighting
• Make sure to water your plant as needed
• When your plant gets dusty, gently wipe down the leaves and remove the dust

Here are some things to lookout for:

• Yellowing or dropping leaves
• Leaf spots appear brown with a yellow halo
• Brown or yellow spots or brown edges on leaves
• Leaves are curling in
• Droopiness or wilting
• White spots or web are showing on a plant
• Loss of leaf color
• Weak growth

This can be happening for a few reasons;

• Plant is under stress due to environmental changes or while coping with an acclimation period to its new home
• Some older leaves might turn yellow and shed. Usually, it happens to the lower leaves
• Over-watering.
  It is important to provide enough time for the soil to dry to some degree, and always test the soil before adding water
• Under-watering.
  If you have not watered your plant for a while and soil feels too dry, give your plant a good drink and make sure to test the soil at least once every 2 weeks.
• Nutrient deficiency

Rotting leaves are a definite sign of over-watering.

• Use a pencil or stick to fluff up the soil to allow oxygen to get through and to help soil dry out faster
• Give your plant a “dessert treatment”, as we call longer than usual breaks between watering, to allow soil to dry
• Lower watering frequency for the future or/and use less amount of water for each watering
• Always check soil before watering plants

Yes we do, there are some pots available on the website and you can always send us a Whatsapp on 01286942222 with the diameter of the pot needed and we will sen you pictures of the pots available.

• Look at how much light your plant will receive in your home or office
• Decide on the size of the plant you are looking for
• Does your schedule take you away from your plants for an extended time? 
• Are there any hot or cold draught where the plants will be?

Try philodendron, pothos, dracaena, spider plants or umbrella plants.

Try cacti or succulents, agave, aloe, euphorbias, or bromeliads.