Plant care guide
Find the perfect care guide for your plant.
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Baby Rubberplant
British Grown Yucca
Calathea Medallion
Calathea Orbifolia
Dieffenbachia
Ficus Ginseng
Monstera Monkey Leaf
Peace Lily
Peperomia Watermelon
Sansevieria
Syngonium Pink Butterfly
Anthurium
More light = more blooms (as long as it’s indirect).
At a glance
- Best light
- Bright, indirect light near a window; no harsh midday sun.
- When to water
- Water when the top 2–3cm is dry; don’t let it sit soggy.
- Where it loves to live
- Bright living room spot near a window, or a well-lit bathroom; warm and draft-free.
- How often it needs feeding
- Feed monthly in spring/summer (optional).
- How often it needs repotting
- Repot every 1–2 years or when roots feel crowded.
- Pet note
- Not pet-safe if chewed.
Baby Rubberplant
Overwatering is the only real enemy here.
At a glance
- Best light
- Bright, indirect light but happily handles medium light too.
- When to water
- Let the soil dry out well between waters; thick leaves store water.
- Where it loves to live
- Bright living room shelf, home office desk, or bedroom windowsill (filtered light); away from cold drafts.
- How often it needs feeding
- Light feed monthly in spring/summer (optional).
- How often it needs repotting
- Likes being slightly snug; repot every 2 years or so.
British Grown Yucca
Bright light + sparse watering = happy yucca.
At a glance
- Best light
- Bright light; can handle some gentle direct sun (morning/late afternoon).
- When to water
- Water when the pot is mostly dry; less in winter.
- Where it loves to live
- Sunniest room (living room) near a bright window; conservatory if you have one; avoid cold drafts.
- How often it needs feeding
- Optional monthly feed in spring/summer.
- How often it needs repotting
- Repot every 2–3 years or when it becomes top-heavy.
- Pet note
- Not pet-safe if chewed.
Calathea Medallion
Crispy edges usually mean “more humidity, please.”
At a glance
- Best light
- Medium to bright indirect; keep out of direct sun.
- When to water
- Water when the top 1–2cm feels dry; don’t let it fully dry out.
- Where it loves to live
- Bathroom with natural light, warm bedroom, or living room away from radiators; draft-free and humid.
- How often it needs feeding
- Optional: light feed monthly in spring/summer.
- How often it needs repotting
- Repot every 1–2 years; use a well-draining but moisture-retentive mix.
Calathea Orbifolia
Stable routine beats “random splashes of care.”
At a glance
- Best light
- Medium to bright indirect; avoid direct sun on the large leaves.
- When to water
- Water when the top 1–2cm is dry; keep moisture consistent.
- Where it loves to live
- Bright-ish bathroom, cosy bedroom, or living room away from heat sources; loves a humid corner.
- How often it needs feeding
- Optional light feed monthly in spring/summer.
- How often it needs repotting
- Repot every 1–2 years; don’t oversize the pot.
Dieffenbachia
Leggy growth = it wants brighter light.
At a glance
- Best light
- Medium to bright indirect; protect from harsh sun.
- When to water
- Water when the top 2–3cm dries; reduce in winter.
- Where it loves to live
- Living room or bedroom with medium–bright indirect light; keep away from drafty doors/windows.
- How often it needs feeding
- Optional monthly feed in spring/summer.
- How often it needs repotting
- Repot every 1–2 years; rotate for even growth.
- Pet note
- Not pet-safe if chewed.
Ficus Ginseng
Moves and temperature swings can cause leaf drop.
At a glance
- Best light
- Bright, indirect light; gentle morning sun is fine.
- When to water
- Water when the top 2–3cm is dry; keep routine steady.
- Where it loves to live
- Bright living room near a window or home office with good daylight; pick a spot and keep it there.
- How often it needs feeding
- Optional monthly feed in spring/summer.
- How often it needs repotting
- Repot every 2–3 years; prefers a snug pot.
- Pet note
- Not pet-safe if chewed.
Monstera Monkey Leaf
Give it something to climb if you want bigger leaves.
At a glance
- Best light
- Bright, indirect light for bigger, “holey” leaves.
- When to water
- Water when the top 2–3cm is dry; don’t keep constantly wet.
- Where it loves to live
- Living room near a bright window or home office with good daylight; space to trail or climb.
- How often it needs feeding
- Optional monthly feed in spring/summer.
- How often it needs repotting
- Repot every 1–2 years; add a moss pole if you want it to climb.
- Pet note
- Not pet-safe if chewed.
Peace Lily
Dramatic droop = water me; it usually perks back up fast.
At a glance
- Best light
- Medium to bright indirect; too much sun can scorch leaves.
- When to water
- Water when the top 2cm dries; drooping often means it’s thirsty.
- Where it loves to live
- Bathroom with light, kitchen windowsill with indirect light, or living room spot away from radiators/drafts.
- How often it needs feeding
- Optional monthly feed in spring/summer.
- How often it needs repotting
- Repot every 1–2 years; refresh soil for happier growth.
- Pet note
- Not pet-safe if chewed.
Peperomia Watermelon
Think “sip, not soak.”
At a glance
- Best light
- Bright, indirect light; avoid strong sun that can fade leaves.
- When to water
- Let the soil dry out between waters; don’t keep it damp.
- Where it loves to live
- Home office desk, bedroom, or bright living room shelf with indirect light; cosy temps.
- How often it needs feeding
- Optional: light feed in spring/summer.
- How often it needs repotting
- Prefers a smaller pot; repot every 2 years or so.
Sansevieria
Bright light speeds growth, not watering.
At a glance
- Best light
- Tolerates low light but thrives in bright indirect; avoid overwatering.
- When to water
- Water only when fully dry; less often in winter.
- Where it loves to live
- Bedroom, hallway, living room, or office — very flexible; just don’t overwater.
- How often it needs feeding
- Optional: a couple of feeds in spring/summer.
- How often it needs repotting
- Repot only when crowded; divides easily.
- Pet note
- Not pet-safe if chewed.
Syngonium Pink Butterfly
Pinch tips to keep it bushy (or let it trail).
At a glance
- Best light
- Bright, indirect light for stronger colour; low light = less pink.
- When to water
- Water when the top 2–3cm dries; keep it steady, not soggy.
- Where it loves to live
- Living room or bedroom with bright indirect light, or a well-lit bathroom; can trail from a shelf.
- How often it needs feeding
- Optional monthly feed in spring/summer.
- How often it needs repotting
- Repot every 1–2 years; add a pole if you want climbing growth.
- Pet note
- Not pet-safe if chewed.