Care and Maintenance

Magic in a Bottle: Understanding your Plants’ Meal!

September 12, 2024

Have you ever wondered what’s inside our Plantlovers special fertilizer? It might seem like a simple plastic bottle, but the formula is complex and carefully balanced with all the essential nutrien...

A Variegation Potential Guide: What's in the Stem

September 12, 2024

The Monstera variegata is an impressive demonstration of nature’s artistic touch with its white and lime-green color variations in the stems and leaves. The combination of dark green, light green a...

Unlocking The Adult Plant: The Power of Moss-Poles

September 12, 2024

Moss poles are a common sight in plant-shops, online stores, and greenhouses when growing Monsteras, Philodendrons or other epiphyte species. You might even have some at home to help your climbers ...

The Incognito Pest: Spider Mites

September 12, 2024

On the long list of possible pests on your plant, spider mites are definitely in the top 5 of most annoying and difficult to spot. Spider mites, also known as ‘spint’ in Dutch speaking countries ar...

Monstera Variegata Cuttings: Understanding Top Cuttings vs. Stem Cuttings

September 12, 2024

The captivating beauty of Monstera Variegata, with its unique blend of green and white on its leaves, has made it a highly coveted plant among enthusiasts. As these plants can only be propagated th...

Thrips: Knowing your Opponent and Battle Strategies

August 30, 2024

Thrips are tiny, winged insects that are classified as a pest for crops, houseplants and gardens. They come in a wide range of species, but are overall very resilient and polyphagous (which means t...

Imperfectly Perfect: Embracing Nature’s Chaos in Our Homes

August 16, 2024

Houseplants are perfect to bring a piece of nature into our homes. Their green tints and lush vegetation allows us to feel like we’re inside a man-made jungle. Many people control the growth of the...

How to: Propagate and Multiply Plants

July 12, 2024

How do I propagate? Are your plants growing very well but you’re running out of vertical space, maybe it’s time to cut them up a bit and create baby plants (also called propagations). These cutting...