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Bring a little more green indoors with our range of house plants. From easy-care favourites to thoughtful plant gifts, our indoor plants are chosen to brighten shelves, desks and living spaces. If you are sending for a special moment, explore our birthday gifts, new home flowers & gifts and thank you gifts. Our house plants are made for thoughtful gifting and easy everyday greenery. Each one arrives carefully packaged, with clear care tips to help it settle in. For something compact and convenient, browse our letterbox plants, or explore our wider plants collection for more ways to send greenery by post. Every house plant is different, so always check the care card first. As a simple guide: Watering: Water when the top inch of soil feels dry, and avoid overwatering. Light: Place it somewhere with the right light and turn it now and then so it grows evenly. Temperature: Keep it in a comfortable room, ideally around 15 to 24°C. Humidity: Some plants may enjoy misting or a humidity tray. Feeding: Use a balanced fertiliser during the growing season, following the pack instructions. Care: Trim tired leaves, wipe away dust and repot when it outgrows its container. Checks: Look out for pests or changes in the leaves, and add support for taller or climbing plants.
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House Plant FAQs
How often should I water my house plant?
The watering frequency depends on the type of plant and the environment. In general, water when the top inch of soil feels dry. Always check the specific care instructions for your plant.
Can I keep my house plant in low-light conditions?
Some house plants can thrive in low-light areas, but they may grow more slowly. Be sure to choose a plant that is suited to lower light, like a snake plant for example.
How do I know if my house plant needs to be repotted?
If the roots are visibly crowded in the pot, or if the plant's growth has significantly slowed down, it may be time to repot into a larger container with fresh soil.
How can I prevent pests on my house plants?
Keep an eye on your plants for signs of pests like yellowing leaves or webbing. Isolate affected plants and treat them with neem oil or insecticidal soap.
Do I need to rotate my house plants?
Rotating your house plants every few weeks helps encourage even growth, as plants tend to lean towards the light source.
Can I place my house plants outside in the garden during the summer?
Some indoor plants can benefit from spending time outdoors in summer, but they should be gradually acclimatised to the new environment and brought back indoors before temperatures drop.
What should I do if my house plant’s leaves turn yellow or brown?
Yellowing or browning leaves can be a sign of overwatering, underwatering, or other issues. Investigate the specific cause by checking the plant's care requirements and adjust your care accordingly.
Can I send house plants as a new home gift?
Yes, house plants make lovely new home gifts because they help brighten a fresh space and feel more lasting than a one-day surprise. If you’re looking for other thoughtful housewarming ideas, our new home gifts are a good place to start.
Are house plants a good alternative to flowers?
Yes, house plants are a lovely alternative to flowers when you want to send something that can keep growing. If you still want something bright and seasonal, our letterbox flowers are another easy way to send a thoughtful surprise.
What is the best way to fertilise my house plant?
Use a balanced, water-soluble fertiliser during the growing season (spring and summer). Follow the instructions on the fertiliser package for the correct dosage.
