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Aloe Care Tips
Light bright sun at best, but can tolerate low light Water sparingly, once per month in winter, once every week and a half in summer Soil fast draining potting mix like cactus mix containing sand Plant toxicity toxic for humans and animals when ingested.
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Colocasia Care Tips
Light Bright, sun to part shade Water keep moist Humidity above average Soil well-draining mix Toxicity This plant is toxic to humans and animals when ingested.
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Dieffenbachia Care Tips
Light Bright, indirect sunlight, part shade Temperature Best around 23 degrees Celcius, avoid drafts from windows Water keep moist but not soggy wet Humidity average Soil 1:1 soil to perlite Toxicity This plant is highly toxic to humans and animals when ingested. You should wear gloves whenever cutting or pruning your Dieffenbachia, as its sap might cause skin irritations.
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Dischidia Care Tips
Soil Lightweight, fast-draining potting mix Light bright indirect Humidity 40%-60% Repotting Dischidia like to be pot bound, they need to be repotted very seldom Toxicity Dischidia are NOT toxic to humans or animals when ingested.
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Jewel Orchid Care Tips
More detailed information here. Light medium light, part shade Water keep evenly moist throughout the year Potting wide and shallow container Soil Bark (20%) + Sphagnum Moss (50%) + Perlite (30%) Toxicity Great news, jewel orchids are NOT toxic to pets or humans.
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Licuala Care Tips
Light Bright, indirect sunlight, part shade Water keep moist but not soggy wet Humidity high Soil well-drained but moist, rich organic mix soil. Plant toxicity This plant is highly toxic to humans and animals when ingested.
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Monstera Care Tips
Light Monsteras thrive best in bright indirect light. It will tolerate much lower light conditions, but will grow much more slowly if at all. Do not expose your Monstera to direct light or you might risk crispy, burnt leaves. Water Monsteras like their soil to stay moist, but never wet. Water when the top half of the soil is dry to the touch. Most Monsteras will tolerate drying out if you miss a watering, but try not to overdo it or you might cause its roots to shrivel up and rot when watered again. When its leaves look droopy is when you should water your Monstera at the latest, but it is better not to let it get to that point all too often! Also, do not water your Monstera when the top half of the soil is still moist or you will risk root rot. Always remove excess water from the saucer to avoid the plant sitting in water. Humidity Monsteras are tropical plants and will appreciate high humidity. However, they make for such great houseplants because they do not require it to thrive. Moderate humidity 50% will work well for most Monsteras. Temperature Monsteras, being tropical plants, prefer temperatures of no lower than 15 and no higher than 30 degrees Celsius. Ideally, they should be grown in usual household temperatures. Soil Monsteras love growing in a very well-draining, loose substrate, such as our Aroid Potting Mix, which was developed specifically for plants in the Aroid family. If you prefer mixing soil yourself, we recommend a mix of 1/3 bark, 1/3 perlite and 1/3 coco coir. Toxicity Monsteras are toxic to pets and humans when ingested. Typically, ingestion will cause stomach irritation and potentially vomiting.
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Piper Care Tips
Watering Water regularly, allowing the soil to halfway dry out before watering again. Light Would benefit from being in medium diffused light. Humidity They like moderate humidity but would tolerate a less humid environment. Soil well-draining potting mix, like our in-house mixed aroid mix (buy here) Toxicity This plant is toxic to humans and animals when ingested..
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Rhaphidophora Care Tips
Light Bright indirect light Watering When the top 3cm of soil are dry to touch Soil Well-draining potting mix like our aroid mix Toxicity This plant is toxic to animals and humans when ingested
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Scindapsus Care Tips
Light Scindapsus thrive best in medium to bright indirect light, but will tolerate much lower light conditions. However, be aware that loo little light might cause the leaves to lose their beautiful variegation. Do not expose your Scindapsus to direct light, which might scorch its leaves. Water Water thoroughly when the top half of the soil is dry to the touch. Scindapsus can tolerate underwatering, but are much less tolerant of overwatering, so make sure not to water it too much or it will wilt easily. Always remove excess water from the saucer to avoid the plant sitting in water. If the leaves of your Scindapsus start curling on both sides, you have underwatered your plant. Humidity Scindapsus are tropical plants, so they will appreciate high humidity and reward you with more growth. However, they make for such great houseplants because they do not require it to thrive. Moderate humidity of 40-50% is just fine for most Scindapsus. Temperature Scindapsus, being tropical plants, prefer temperatures of no lower than 18 and no higher than 28 degrees Celsius. Ideally, they should be grown in usual household temperatures. Soil Scindapsus love growing in a very well-draining, loose substrate, such as our Aroid Potting Mix, which was developed specifically for plants in the Aroid family. If you prefer mixing soil yourself, we recommend a mix of 1/3 bark, 1/3 perlite and 1/3 coco coir. Fertiliser During the growing season, feed your Scindapsus regularly with a liquid fertiliser suitable for houseplants. Do not fertilise your plant during the colder months unless you supplement with grow lights. Toxicity Scindapsus are toxic to pets and humans when ingested.
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Sophora Care Tips
Position in a bright to full sun location with a moderate to high airflow, tip prune in spring to encourage branching. This plant can be grown outdoors. Soil Well draining potting mix Water Never allow the juvenile plant to dry out between watering, a mature plant will cope with more sporadic watering. Humidity medium Toxicity WARNING! Please note this plant is highly toxic if ingested.
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Syngonium Care Tips
Light Syngonium thrive in bright indirect light, but will tolerate low light environments. However, please note that generally, the more variegation (i.e. coloration on the leaves) your plant has, the more light it will require to survive. Avoid exposing your Syngonium to direct sunlight, which might scorch the leaves, Water Wait until at least the top 3-5cm of soil are thoroughly dry before watering your Syngonium again. Then, water thoroughly and empty excess water in the saucer, because sitting in water can cause the plant's roots to rot. In the cooler months, you will not need to water your plant as often as during the growing season. Humidity Most Syngonium are not very picky when it comes to humidity and will grow well in moderate humidity of 40%-50%. One exception is Syngonium Rayii, which needs a terrarium environment to survive. However generally, the more humidity you can provide iyour Syngonium with, the faster it will grow. They will benefit from 60% or higher. Temperature Syngonium will grow well if kept in common household temperatures. Do not let temperatures drop below 15 degrees Celsius or rise higher than 30 degrees. Make sure to keep it away from cold drafts from windows during the winter months. Soil Being Aroids, Syngonium appreciate a well-draining potting mix such as our Aroid Potting Mix, which was developed specifically for this plant genus. If you prefer mixing soil yourself, a loose mix containing coco coir, pine bark and perlite will be ideal for this plant. Fertiliser Fertilise your Syngonium regularly during the growing season. We recommend adding liquid fertiliser at half the recommended dose at least twice a month during the growing season. Only fertilise during the colder months if you supplement lower light conditions with grow lights and the plant is still growing. Toxicity Syngonium are TOXIC to humans and animals when ingested.
