Plant Library

Lady Finger Palm

Lady Finger Palm

LIGHT: Bright light no direct sunlight. WATERING: Keep well-watered during the growth period but allow the soil to dry out slightly between watering in Winter. NUTRIENT: Apply complete plant food during Spring and Summer, do...

Kentia Palm

LIGHT: Young palms need shade but once plants become established, they tolerate semi-shade and brighter light but no direct sun. WATERING: Needs regular deep watering during the growing season but during Winter water only...

Kangaroo Ivy

LIGHT: This plant can survive with a large variety of light conditions but does prefer bright filtered light. Direct sunlight will burn the plant. WATERING: Water thoroughly in the growing season, allowing...

Rubber Plant

LIGHT: Medium to bright light. WATERING: Needs deep watering during the growing period but allow the top layer of soil to dry out before watering again. Water less during winter. NUTRIENT: Fertilize during...

Palour Palm

LIGHT: Bright light with no direct sunlight. WATERING: Needs deep regular watering during the growing period but during winter it is advisable to let the top half of the soil dry out almost completely. ...

Hen & Chicken Fern

Hen & Chicken Fern

LIGHT: Bright light with no direct sunlight. WATERING: Water regularly during the warmer months but keep the soil on the dryer side during Winter especially in cooler regions. NUTRIENT: During Spring and Summer...

Haworthia

LIGHT: Medium Light. WATERING: Keep well-watered during the growth period but allow the soil to dry out slightly between watering. In Winter water less frequently but do not let the soil dry out completely. ...

Holly Fern

LIGHT: This plant prefers medium light or bright filtered light. WATERING: Needs regular deep watering during the warmer months and for the soil to dry out a bit between watering in Winter. ...

Hare’s Foot Fern

Hare’s Foot Fern

LIGHT: These plants prefer filtered sunlight or early morning sun and shade in the afternoon. WATERING: Keep plants well-watered during the warmer months of the year, but allow them to dry out a fair...

Gold Dust Plant

Gold Dust Plant

LIGHT: Best grown with bright light but not direct sunlight. WATERING: Keep soil moist throughout the year but make sure there is adequate drainage. NUTRIENT: Apply a balanced liquid fertilizer during the warmer months or...

Fish Tail Palm

LIGHT: Bright filtered light with no direct sunlight. WATERING: Water freely during the growing season but allow the soil to dry out between watering in Winter. NUTRIENT: Use a balanced liquid fertilizer every...

Fox Tail Fern

LIGHT: Bright filtered light with shade from the hot sun. WATERING: Water well during the growing season but water only enough to keep the soil from drying out in Winter. NUTRIENT: Use a...

Fan Palm

LIGHT: Bright light with no direct sunlight. WATERING: Water regularly during the warmer months but keep the soil on the dryer side during Winter especially in cooler regions. NUTRIENT: During Spring and Summer...

Elephants Ear

LIGHT: Bright, filtered light is required to maintain colourful pattern. No direct sunlight. WATERING: Water well during the growing season but do not soak. As the leaves start to fall in Autumn reduce water...

Dracaena

LIGHT: Bright light with no direct sunlight WATERING: Keep plants well-watered during the warmer months of the year, but allow them to dry out a fair bit between watering in Winter. Do not let...

Devil's Ivy

LIGHT: Bright light with no direct sunlight. WATERING: During the warmer months of the year these plants should be watered regularly and kept moist but not waterlogged. Allow the top of the...

Cyclamen

LIGHT: Cool direct sun will be tolerated and bright light is essential. WATERING: Water plant in the saucer, avoiding the corn. If it gets too wet it will kill the plant. While...

Chain of Hearts

Chain of Hearts

LIGHT: Bright light with some direct sunlight, this will encourage colour in the leaves. WATERING: From Spring to early Autumn keep the soil just moist, then restrict the water intake during the cooler months...

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