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Indoor plants are a great way to spruce up the look of your home, provide you with cleaner air to breath, and make your living space a happier and brighter one. Watch this video to learn more about choosing the perfect plant!
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Indoor Plants: What To Know About Caring For Them Indoor Plants are a great way to spruce up the look of your home, provide you with cleaner air to breathe, and make your living space a happier and brighter ...

Decorating with Houseplants: A Simple Guide.
A home to call your own is a wonderful thing. Decorating with houseplants adds a wholly amazing layer of aesthetics and deep feelings to the home (or business). Watch this video and learn the best decorating tips and tricks.
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Decorating With Houseplants: A Simple Guide A home to call your own is a wonderful thing. Though, there's a calling we feel as humans that's primordial - a sense that our shelter (our homes) is missing...

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Decorate your home with the Birds of Paradise! One of the most popular plants ever due to their unique beauty and their lovely leaves. Taking after their name, you’ll notice how a mature, flowering plant takes on an exotic bird appearance that is vibrant and delicate, making them wonderful for filling spaces or adding a strong dose of beauty into any room. They are fairly easy to care for and there are several colours that you can get for the indoor varieties.

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Water and Fertiliser tips for your Monstera Deliciosa Plant.
1. In the Summer, from December to February, water your plant when 2-5 centimetres of the topsoil is dry. This is when your plant is at its peak growing stage.
2. During June through August in Winter, water when the top 7-12 centimeters is dry. Your plant's growth has slowed during this time and will not need as much care.
3. When you water your plant, be sure to saturate the soil and allow for drainage. Dump the excess water from the bottom tray into the sink to avoid over-watering your plant.
4. Every two weeks, use a water-soluble fertilizer to keep your plant healthy and nourished.

The Joy of Calatheas. The rich greens, bold patterns, and occasional flashes of the underside of leaves make for a beautiful display. Combine this with their contribution to creating a healthier home with clean air, more humid and less drying atmosphere. There is a wide range of different varieties, each with fascinating and bold patterns on their leaves. These big beautifully patterned leaves, with an array of colours is the main reason why Calatheas are wildly popular decorative plants.

Succulent Basics: How to Care for Your Succulent
Succulents are easy to take care of, this is one of the reasons they’re so popular. Here are your basic succulent watering do’s and don’ts.
1. Do not overwater! Succulents do not tolerate extended periods in soggy wet soil, i.e. they don’t like to have “wet feet.”
2. Do not mist your succulent’s leaves or branches, as this can cause spotting or rotting.
3. Do not “splash and dash.” When the soil is dry, avoid giving the plant just a quick, light, shallow watering.
And now for the do’s:
4. Do water your succulents in the evening, which is their natural resting time. This is not a hard-and-fast rule, but a good habit to get into.
5. Do check the watering instructions that will come with the specific succulent that you’ve purchased. Different varieties will have slightly different watering needs.
6. Do test the soil to make sure it’s completely dry before watering. Once a week (or even every other week) is sufficient watering for most succulents.
7. Do remove your succulent from its saucer, and then run tepid (lukewarm) tap-water over it. Let the water drain completely before replacing it in the saucer. If you water instead with a watering-can, soak the soil completely and discard any water gathered in the saucer.
8. Do check later to make sure there’s no pooling water in the saucer, and if there is discard it, so your succulent’s feet don’t stay wet.
9. Do pay attention to your succulent’s leaves. Leaves that are extremely shriveled and puckered aren’t getting enough water; and leaves that are soggy are getting too much water.
10. Do keep in mind that it’s better to revive a succulent that has too little water than to overwater the plant.

Monstera deliciosa is a unique indoor plant that has an architectural appearance and amazing leaves that you won’t find with most other indoor plants. This interesting greenery grows nice and tall and it can immediately fill any space in the room as needed. Not only that, but this plant is incredibly easy to grow and handle, meaning that anyone can easily keep this plant alive without much trouble. Some of the defining characteristics of monstera deliciosa are:
1. Unique, beautiful leaves that grow large and have a wonderful design.
2. Easy to grow and care for, even if you’re a novice.
3. Quickly grows and climbs, so make sure it has enough room.
4. Works well in any space and adds beauty wherever you put it.

Spineless Yucca Plant: With their stiff sword-like leaves, Yucca plants are a staple in any Australian garden. The Spineless Yucca variant that we sell can grow in a large pot indoors, as they don't have sharp leaves or any spike. The bold long textured leaves grow from a single stem with tufts of long, narrow green leaves, and as the plant loses the lower leaves, it exposes the thick textured stem.
This is an easy-care plant that would tolerant most indoor and outdoor conditions and plant neglect, aside from overwatering. It also has air cleaning qualities that filter the air of toxins making Spineless Yucca the perfect plant for novice indoor gardeners.

Plants are amazing! Whether you’re indoors or outdoors they’re the perfect companions to keep us happy and healthy. Indoor plants benefit us in a number of ways. They purify our air and oxygenate the space they occupy.
Rubber plants have decorated our homes since the early 20th century. This plant is also popular among the artists for the paintings and photographs. The beautiful Rubber Plant - Tineke will add a splash of colour to your interior. Rubber plants make a great house plant as they are quite adaptive and easy to care for, and given the right condition this particular indoor plant can reach staggering heights.

11 of the Best Kitchen Plants for Your Home. There's nothing more peaceful than an element of fresh green in your kitchen. But if you don't have your window overlooking a wild garden, you can bring the outdoors inside. The top 11 picks for the best kitchen plants to add to your home are:
1. English Ivy
2. White Jasmine
3. Aloe Vera
4. Chinese Evergreen
5. African Spear
6. Heartleaf Philodendron
7. Fiddle Leaf Fig
8. Devil's Ivy
9. String of Pearls
10. Peace Lily
11. ZZ Plant
When choosing plants for your kitchen consider the amount of light and where it shines.

If you wanted to have one plant that could fill your balcony and still bring a tropical forest feel, Hardy Elephant Ears would be the perfect plant with its enormous leaves. This exotic tropical plant has gigantic green leaves with metallic purple undersides that are a striking addition to any home. The leaves are typically over 40cm in length, with fully grown plants being 1.5m in height and 1.5m in width allowing you to create the perfect forest feel with just one plant.

Zebra plants have rich velvety green leaves with bold dark green zebra like stripes. Set it against all the other greenery in your house, and the Zebra Plant would stand out like a centrepiece. Zebra plants purify the air and are safe for pets and children. This is the perfect plant for your living room or bedroom.

Keep Your Fur Baby Safe With These Pet-Friendly House Plants. In Australia, 62% of households own pets. This means there's a very good chance that you have a fur baby or two of your own!
Many of us cherish these animals as if they were our own family members, and we do everything we can to make our homes as safe as possible for them.
If you're looking for pet-friendly house plants, then you're in luck. Here's a list of non-toxic indoor plants that are safe for cats and dogs:

1) Boston Fern
2)Silver Rabbit's Foot Fern
3) Spider Plant
4) Zebra Plant
5) Maranta Red Stripe
6) Cupid Peperomia

As you can see, there are plenty of pet-friendly house plants to get so you can liven up your home while keeping your furry friends safe.

Don't let the name put you off, Devil's Ivy is one of the best indoor plants. It's a fast-growing vine with green, heart-shaped waxy leaves. This plant can tolerate drought conditions but does best when watered every 1-2 weeks. When you water Devil's Ivy, soak the soil until water drains out the holes at the base of the pot. You want to place it in a shady area that gets a little light filtering through. The Devil's Ivy is also a great gift for friends and family.

The birds of paradise is one of the most popular plants ever due to their unique beauty. Taking after their name, you’ll notice how a mature, flowering plant takes on an exotic bird appearance that is vibrant and delicate, making them wonderful for filling spaces or adding a strong dose of beauty into any room. They are fairly easy to care for and there are several colours that you can get for the indoor varieties.🌿💛

One of the best office plants: Zanzibar Gem. Winner of many science and plant industry awards, the Zanzibar gem was specifically cultivated for offices and business professionals who don’t have time to tend to their plants. Zanzibar gems perform best in low to medium light, such as those found on office desktops away from direct sunlight or those found in no windows offices. This plants adds a fresh look to any office space, and is easy to care for.🌿

Plants for Low Light Environments
Indoor plants benefit us in a number of ways. They purify our air and oxygenate the space they occupy. They create a sense of calm and tranquility. They help to balance the humidity in our homes. They can even help us to sleep at night. Not to mention adding a beautiful splash of colour and texture to your interior design aesthetic. 🌱⭐

The Sansevieria plant is a classic favourite to have sitting in the corner of your office. Sansevierias are large thick-leaved plants, which gives them their unique snake-like appearance. The leaves are relatively thick and leathery. It is this feature that makes them ideal for placing in corners or on smaller surfaces like desktops. These plants prefer darker areas with indirect sunlight. The growth of the plant is relatively slow so you can expect to enjoy it for many years! 🌱⭐️

Rubber Plant: Originating in India and Indonesia, the Rubber Plant is one of the most popular indoor plants. Their broad rich, rubbery leaves add a wonderful diversity of texture to your home’s aesthetic. And while the upward facing sides of the leaves are a luscious green, the undersides and new growths have stunning hues of pink and bronze. Ficus Elastica is pretty low maintenance. Keep the soil moist and water whenever you see the topsoil start to get dry. However, be careful not to over-water as this can cause the leaves to drop. Keep it away from cold draughts where possible, and apply a weak dose of fertiliser. Once or twice a month. The Rubber Plant is another good choice for filtering toxins out of the air.

What Do Alocasia Love Most?
There are three main things to think of:
1. Light and temperature ☀️
2. Soil type and planting 🌱
3. Water and humidity 💦
Your lovely Alocasia will do the rest!
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Along with being beautiful, the Peace Lily help to cleanse the air that we breathe, by removing airborne toxins. It was featured in research performed by NASA (the U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration) and is recognised as one of the Top Ten Household Air Cleaning Plants.