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I am so excited to announce that Hilda will be popping up in the amazing Space at Seventeen, St Stephen Street, Edinburgh, for the month of March!
This little succulent plant is perfect to have anywhere around the house. Hardy and slow growing you’ll be able to enjoy it for years to come. Sunlight The Haworthia will adapt to survive and thrive in most light aspects, from full sun to partial shade. It will grow more slowly...
The beautiful and sparkly Peperomia Napoli Nights is a wonderful addition to your plant gang. Easy to care for and fuss free, it’s a slow growing plant that will be happy in your home. Sunlight Napoli Nights likes bright to semi-shade light, such as a north or west facing window....
Peperomia caperata Rosso The Peperomia Rosso is a striking, easy to look after plant. Perfect for your home. The dark green, glossy leaves have a bright red underside giving this little plant a unique and luxurious look. The Rosso comes from the mossy floors of the South American jungle. Sunlight...
Maranta Kerchoveana This beautiful foliage plant originates in Tropical America and is also called a Prayer Plant after its habit of opening and closing its leaves. A physical reminder that it’s evening when the pant closes up its leaves for the day, it might be time for you to step...
When I started feeding my houseplants in the right way with the right stuff, it was like they’d gone up a level in the houseplant game. They not only looked happier and continued to put out new growth, I was more confident in their health and longevity.
There are a few simple but key steps to take when it comes to choosing the correct soil for your houseplants and today we’re going to keep it simple, so we can get it right, and have happy, healthy houseplants at home.
Most houseplants end up in the big compost heap in the sky because of over watering, we feel like it’s the only way to show our houseplants we love them, and we end up killing them with kindness. But there is another way.
There’s still plenty of plants that are safe for cats, and we’re going to get to those too! Let’s keep it simple, below is a list of plants, both their common names and botanical names
Here we’re going to chat about how to tell, with confidence, if your plant needs re-potting and a few tips and tricks I’ve found to help the process go smoothly.
The biggest pain in the neck I’ve come up against with having an apartment jungle is re-potting.
A full guide on how to care for Pilea Peperomioides
Who was Hilda and what was her story?
