General Guidelines for Your Green Family
Identify Your Plant
Consult the plant listing or the care guide below, and do additional research on the specific care needs of your plant.
Know Your Space
This is most important! Make sure you have the correct environment for your plant to ensure it thrives. Plants do not enjoy being constantly relocated.
Watering-Less is More
Overwatering is the number one way to kill a houseplant. If your are uncertain, always err on the side of less frequent watering, as most houseplants will recover from too little water but not too much.
Light is Necessary
All indoor plants will need sufficient light to thrive. While some plants can tolerate low light and artificial light, very few plants will tolerate no light or bright scorching light.
Repot Infrequently
House plants do not require regular repotting. When repotting we always recommend a pot with a drainage hole for best results and sizing up to a planter that is only 5-7cm larger than the plants previous pot.
Adjust Seasonally
Most plants go through an active growing period during Spring and Summer—during this time they will require more water and more attention. Most plants require less water during Fall and Winter because they receive less light.
Plant Care Library
Click through each image for care instructions on each plant. The images listed are sample images of the type of plant—your plant may vary!
The pots featured are also decorative samples. Always check your plant pot to see if it has drainage holes to determine how best to water your plant.
