 Are you ready to dig into some dirt on potting soil? Whether you're a seasoned plant parent or just getting started, selecting the right potting soil is key for the health and growth of...
Are you planning on moving your indoor plants to a new environment or just want to learn more about acclimatisation? Then you've come to the right place! Acclimatisation is key to ensuring that your plants...
Ever experienced brown, withered leaves or a lack of flowers on your indoor plants? It might well be due to the amount of water vapour in the air. Humidity significantly influences processes like transpiration, photosynthesis,...
Did you know that photosynthesis and respiration (where plants convert food to energy) is highly sensitive to temperature? To help you create the perfect environment, our Indoor Plant Appendix offers the ideal temperature range for...
Photosynthetically Active Radiation (PAR) is a term that you'll often hear in the world of indoor gardening and grow lights, and it refers to the range of light wavelengths that is most important for photosynthesis....
 DLI or ‘Daily Light Integral’ offers invaluable insights into the perfect light coverage, ensuring your plants bask in just the right amount of light. To put it simply, it is the amount of useful...
 We dedicate so much effort to keeping our plants beautiful and healthy. From researching care tips, remembering watering schedules to setting up grow lights and getting the right plant food, it’s not always easy!...
Introduction Monstera’s can be the centrepiece of any room, bringing a tropical touch. As indoor plant enthusiasts, we often face the challenge of replicating the perfect growing conditions our plants need to thrive. In this...
The distance at which you set up your grow light is important The Inverse Square law which explains the relationship between the light intensity of a grow light, and the distance from the grow light,...
Introduction to Grow Lights Grow lights are essential tools for indoor gardening, enabling plants to thrive even in environments lacking natural sunlight. These lights replicate the spectrum of the sun, offering a substitute that helps...
What is PPFD? It's a fancy way of saying how much light your plants are getting for photosynthesis. Photosynthetically Active Radiation (PAR) is the range of light wavelengths essential for plants' photosynthesis. PPFD (Photosynthetic Photon...
  We love our plants, they bring touches of elegance and beauty to a home, keep our rooms cosy and can bring a tropical feel... even on cloudy days. They’re great companions, but one...
