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Flytraps & Carnivorous PlantsImagine a plant that lures, captures, and digests insects, providing it with the nutrients it needs to thrive in the poorest of soils. Carnivorous plants do just that! - Helpful Plants for a Happy Home
Helpful Plants for a Happy HomeWith many of us spending most of our time indoors, incorporating plants into our living or working space can be a simple, effective way to improve well-being. - Winter Houseplant Care
Winter Houseplant CareAs the cooler months settle in, your indoor plants will experience changes due to the drop in light levels, temperatures, and humidity. - Water Propagation
Water PropagationIf you’ve ever found yourself with an overflowing collection of glass jars filled with houseplant cuttings, you’re not alone. Water propagation is an easy and fun way to multiply your plants. - Soil & Lighting Guide
Soil & Lighting GuideWith spring in the air, it’s time to give your houseplants a fresh start! If your plants have outgrown their pots or need a good division, repotting is essential for their health and growth. - Houseplant Propagation
Houseplant Propagation Stem and tip cuttings are an easy and effective way to reproduce your favourite houseplants, enabling you to grow your collection and share with friends. - Pet-Safe Houseplants
Pet-Safe HouseplantsHouseplants are a wonderful way to bring nature indoors, but for pet owners, choosing plants that are safe for curious cats and dogs is crucial. - Workspace Houseplants
Workspace HouseplantsTransform your office space into a serene, productive environment with these office-friendly houseplants. Each plant offers unique benefits, from air purification to low-maintenance care, while also offering aesthetic charm. - Poinsettia
PoinsettiaWith the right care, poinsettias can maintain their stunning beauty for 2-3 months, offering a festive burst of colour throughout Christmas. - Fixing Root Rot
Fixing Root RotRoot rot is a common yet preventable issue for gardeners, often caused by overwatering, poor drainage, or fungi in the soil. - Top 6 Ferns - Indoor Collection
Top 6 Ferns - Indoor CollectionNew Zealand has a long-standing love for ferns. Here's a look at our top six ferns to introduce to your houseplant collection. - DIY Terrarium Tutorial
DIY Terrarium TutorialA terrarium is a small, enclosed space where plants grow, usually in a glass container. It acts like a tiny greenhouse, letting in light and helping plants thrive in a controlled environment. - Cyclamen
CyclamenThese versatile plants are a true winter delight with their exquisite blooms in shades of fringed, bicolour, flames, and clear hues. - Phalaenopsis Orchids
Phalaenopsis OrchidsPhalaenopsis orchids, known as moth orchids, are one of the most popular & elegant houseplants. Their striking flowers and long-lasting blooms make them a favourite for novice and seasoned gardeners. - Air Plants
Air PlantsLooking for a plant that’s as unique as it is easy to care for? Meet the air plant, or Tillandsia, a fascinating epiphyte that thrives without soil and adds a touch of modern elegance to any space. - DIY Kokedama
DIY KokedamaKokedama, with its charming moss ball design, is an easy and enjoyable craft that brings a touch of greenery to any space. Whether you're a gardening enthusiast or a beginner, this technique is both fun and rewarding. - Houseplant - ZZ Zanzibar
Houseplant - ZZ ZanzibarWith its glossy, deep coloured foliage and hardy nature, the Zanzibar is a standout indoor plant. It requires minimal maintenance, making it the perfect choice for those who want the benefits of a beautiful plant without the constant care. - Fungus Gnats
Fungus GnatsMany indoor plant owners may face the nuisance of fungus gnats. These tiny black flies can be irritating but can also damage your houseplants, particularly their roots. - Taming Your Monstera
Taming Your MonsteraMonstera plants are a popular addition to indoor spaces and are known for their stunning foliage. While they’re often seen growing horizontally, they thrive when grown vertically. - Mounting a Staghorn Fern
Mounting a Staghorn FernStaghorn ferns are a stylish and unique addition to any space. These epiphytic ferns don’t need soil to grow and can thrive mounted on a frame, making them perfect for displaying on your walls.
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