Caring for plants made
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Everything you need to keep your plants thriving — no green thumb required.
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Water when the soil says so.
Stick your finger an inch into the soil. If it's damp, wait. If it's dry, water until it runs out the bottom. That's it.
Light is the whole game.
Most houseplants die from the wrong light, not the wrong owner. We pick plants for your actual window — north, south, east, or west.
The care cycle.
Weekly: check the soil.
Two minutes with a finger-check beats any watering schedule. Plants don't follow calendars.
Monthly: feed lightly.
A quarter-strength balanced liquid fertilizer during the growing season. Skip winter entirely.
Seasonally: rotate and wipe.
Quarter-turn every few weeks for even growth. Wipe leaves with a damp cloth so they can breathe.
Quick-reference rules.
Underwater beats overwater
More plants die from kindness than neglect. When in doubt, wait a day.
Bright indirect is universal
Most popular houseplants were understory plants — they hate direct sun.
Room temp is fine
If you're comfortable, your plant is comfortable. Avoid vents and drafts.
Repot slowly
Only go one pot size up when you see roots escaping. More soil = more moisture = more risk.
Common questions.
Yellow leaves usually mean overwatering or too little light. Let the soil dry fully, then move closer to a window.