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Monthly plan

#	Type	Topic
1	Tip	3 signs your plant needs a bigger pot
2	Product	New arrivals: trailing plants for shelves
3	Story	How our oldest monstera survived a move
4	Engagement	"Name this plant" quiz
5	Tip	Winter watering: why less is more
6	Event	Saturday repotting workshop
7–12	Mix	Pet-safe plants, customer corner, gift guide, behind the scenes, care myth, offer

Post 1 — Tip

Your plant isn't sulking. It's cramped.

3 signs it's time for a bigger pot:

1. Roots peeking out of the drainage hole
2. Water runs straight through without soaking in
3. New leaves are smaller than the old ones

Spotted one of these? Bring your plant to our repotting bar. We'll pick the pot, you get your hands dirty. 🌱

#houseplanttips #repotting #plantcare

Picture idea: close-up of roots coming out of a pot, shot from below.

Post 3 — Story

Meet Gus. He's 11 years old and has survived two moves, one cat and a very bad winter.

Gus was the first plant we ever sold — and the customer gave him back when she moved abroad. He lives by our counter now, a bit lopsided and very proud. Every big leaf on him is a year of someone remembering to water.

What's the oldest plant in your home? Tell us its name below.

Picture idea: Gus by the counter, morning light, the shop cat in the frame.

Post 5 — Tip

Most houseplants die in winter from too much love.

Less light means slower growth, and slower growth means less water. Before you water, push a finger 2 cm into the soil. Dry? Water. Damp? Walk away.

Save this post for the next cold snap.

#winterplantcare #overwatering

Post 6 — Event

Repotting workshop this Saturday, 11 am.

Bring one plant (or buy one here), we bring soil, pots and coffee. In 60 minutes you'll learn how to choose the right mix and not hurt the roots. 8 seats, $25 including the pot.

Reply "SEAT" in our messages to book.

Picture idea: hands pressing soil around a small fern, flat lay.