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Benefits of Using Clear Plastic Pots

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Benefits of Using Clear Plastic Pots

For some new plant parents, and even experienced plant parents, knowing when to water your plants can be tricky. "Is the soil dry?" "Is the soil too wet?" "Should I wait to water it?" These are all questions we ask ourselves. BUT, what if there was a way to take the uncertainty out of watering? Where you could actually SEE the soil and root system? Look no further than clear plastic pots!   Clear plastic pots take the guesswork out of watering these roots; moisture and dryness are readily seen therefore you know without guessing if it's time to water. Clear...

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Top 10 Pet Friendly Houseplants

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Top 10 Pet Friendly Houseplants

Pet Friendly Houseplants! Having tropical plants in your space can be tricky if you have some fur children running around! We want to keep them safe and out of harms way but so many tropical houseplant that we all love can be toxic to cats and dogs if ingested. Luckily, being a pet lover and plant lover aren’t mutually exclusive. We have created a list of non-toxic houseplants that are completely safe for both cats and dogs. And, if you want to double-check the toxicity of your current plants, visit the ASPCA’s website for a complete list of plants that...

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Top 5 Easy Care House Plants For Beginners

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Top 5 Easy Care House Plants For Beginners

One of the best ways to add some life and colour into your space at home is with plants, tropical houseplants that is. Not only do they look amazing and add texture and depth to your space; they also help purify the air and studies show they improve your mental health and well-being. BUT, plants don’t just stay alive all by themselves, they need your help and for some people, this is scary. Maybe you have said or heard these phrases before: “I’ve killed plants before” “I don’t have a green thumb” WELL we are here to help! We have...

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