Autumn Houseplant Care: Tips for Thriving Indoor Plants in Winter
As autumn settles in and temperatures begin to drop, your houseplants will require some special attention to ensure they thrive during the winter months.
Welcome to Plant Parent Rehab
A safe space to turn from a Plant Killer to a Plant Whisperer.
Hold onto your flower pots
You might want to know the potentially shocking truth about me, before you decide to tag along on this leafy journey.
I am Scarlett Greenwood, I am based in London, UK, and I am a serial Plant Murderer.
It used to hurt me to say this in the days when my little green babies used to wither away.
So now, I'm here to battle the stigma against those of us who've accidentally sent a few plants to compost heaven.
Whether you're wrestling with waterfall-like watering, lacklustre lighting, or pesky plant parasites, I've been there.
And I am here to sow solutions and support you every step of the way.
I fernly believe that with a bit of guidance, anyone can grow their skills to nurture a blooming indoor jungle. If I did, anyone can!
Join me and the other fellow foliage fans committed to turning over a new leaf in plant parenting.
I hope you enjoy this green and (hopefully) serene space.
The best is yet to come, friends x
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Hi there, lovely plant parents!
Seven Best Indoor Plants for Pet Owners
This striking succulent, with its spiky green leaves adorned with white stripes, is a visual treat. Even better, it's non-toxic to pets and thrives on neglect - they are often recommended for beginners, because they are easy to grow.