The Ultimate Plant Passion Resource

Self-Watering Setup for 10–14 cm Pots (Travel-Proof)
When you’re heading out for a long weekend—or a cheeky two-week escape—the last thing you want is to return to droopy vines or swampy soil. Small containers are notorious for swinging from “bone dry” to “soggy” because they hold less substrate and sit close to windows and radiators. The fix isn’t guesswork. It’s a simple, predictable self-watering system matched to 10–14 cm pots, tested before you leave, and tuned to your flat’s light and temperature. If you’ve ever Googled “self watering small pots 10cm 12cm travel” and found nothing but... Read more...
Stop Fungus Gnats Naturally: Beginner Indoor Fix
Fungus gnats are the tiny, floaty party crashers of houseplant life: they hover from pot to pot, sit smugly on your monitor, and seem to multiply the moment you decide to take plant photos. The good news is that you can calm an infestation quickly with a routine that favours your plants and starves the gnats—no foggers, no harsh residues, no “mystery concoctions.” This is a simple, repeatable plan for anyone who wants to stop fungus gnats in houseplant soil without chemicals and actually keep them gone. Read more...
Water Pothos in North-Facing UK Flat (No Guesswork)
If you’ve ever stared at a droopy pothos in a cool, grey British morning and wondered whether to water it or leave it alone, this guide is for you. North-facing UK flats are charming, but they’re notorious for gentle light and long winters. The good news: pothos (Epipremnum aureum) can be gloriously forgiving—as long as you link watering to light, not to the calendar. Below you’ll find a practical, repeatable method that removes guesswork and keeps your plant happily unfurling new leaves. We’ll talk through the realities of UK daylight,... Read more...