Light

This plant loves bright spot with lots of indirect light. Direct light can burn its beautiful leaves so be careful.  

Water

Water each week, allow the soil to dry out between watering, to avoid water damage and rot. These guys don't like to sit in water so once you give it a good soak make sure you empty out any excess water from the ceramic pot.

Maintenance

This tropical plant has the ability to grow fast, so is a wonderful statement piece. Fertilise every 6 months to maintain grown.

Light

Bright filtered light to full-shade. No direct sunlight as it can burn the leaves. 

Water

Give a big water then allow the soil to dry out between watering again. These guys don't like to sit in water so once you give it a good soak make sure you empty out any excess water from the ceramic pot.

Maintenance

Over watering is the most common problem with these guys, so make sure the soil is dry before watering again. Re-pot every few years if you feel it needs it, otherwise just top up with fresh soil.

Light

This plant prefers bright indirect light, but will tolerate low light levels (it will just grow a bit slower).

Water

Similar to a succulent, the Snake Plant likes to really dry out between waters. So moderate watering during the warm weather, one or twice a month. During the colder months you can hold off a bit longer. Just check to make sure the soil is dry before watering again. The only way to kill this old girl is by over watering and freezing temperatures.

Maintenance

Wipe the leaves occasionally with a damp cloth to remove any build-up of dust as this can block important sunlight reaching the plant. This will ensure you have a super shiny, happy, healthy plant! 

Light

This plant needs bright light, they are not suitable for dark rooms. They will thrive best outdoors in courtyards or a balcony.

Water

Water me every few weeks or when my soil feels dry to touch. 

Maintenance

Gently pull off any lower leaves which have dried up and remember any new leaves that fall off can be re-potted to grow more of me.

Light

These succers need lots of bright light approximately 4-6 hours of direct light each day, they are not suitable for dark rooms. They will thrive best outdoors in courtyards or a balcony. 

Water

Water me every week or when my soil feels dry to touch. 

Maintenance

Gently pull off any lower leaves which have dried up and remember any new leaves that fall off can be re-potted to grow more of me.

Light

Partial light, put me in mostly shaded areas so I don’t get too hot.

Water

Spray me with water every day in the warmer months so I get a good drink, and every second day in the cooler months or when needed. 

Maintenance

Just water me and my roots will grow in the wreath.