Plant care for beginners helps you when
Killing plants by accident is tough when you thought you've done everything right.
No matter what you try, your plants just don't seem to be happy.
You're getting frustrated with your plants and lose your excitement.
Here's what Plant care for Beginners can help you with
Gain confidence with easy-to-follow steps and real plant success
Spend more time enjoying your plants than worrying about them
Get plant tips from experts for a low price
I know what it feels like to lose confidence in your plant care skills.
Find the plant care guide that's right for you and your plants
Learn the simple steps I've laid out for your plant
Apply what you've learned to take great care of your plants
At Plant care for Beginners I know you want to be confident plant parent with a green thumb. To be a confident plant parent, you need easy-to-follow plant care tips for your favorite plants.
The problem is that there is a lot of information out there you can't use for your own plants, which makes you feel overwhelmed and frustrated. I believe taking care of plants should be an easy-going and relaxing experience that brings you joy.
I understand that it's difficult to take care of plants when there is so much conflicting information. That's why I break down plant care into easy-to-follow steps that you can instantly apply for your own plants.
Here's how it works: get a plant care guide that's right for you and your plants, follow the simple steps one by one, and apply them to make your plants happy. So buy your plants care guides right now, so you can stop worrying and frustrations and start to enjoy your plants while gaining confidence in yourself.
Most plant care guides mention terms like "direct sunlight", "indirect sunlight", and "low-light" when they're helping you to find a good spot to put your plant. But what do these terms really mean? In this plant care guide, we're going to look at the different types of sunlight exposure and see what this means for you and your plants!
Posted on: July 31st, 2022
African Violets are the perfect plant for you and your house if you love colorful flowers and have pets. In this plant care guide, we're going to look at how you can take care of this beautiful flowering houseplant and help it thrive in your house!
Posted on: July 15th, 2022
In this guide, we're going to look at the best pet friendly houseplant that you can safely keep around your cats and dogs. These plants are non-toxic and recover from (accidental) damages quite quickly.
Posted on: July 3rd, 2022
Taking care of your plants can be difficult at times, but we're here to help. You don't have to have a green thumb to keep your plants healthy and help them thrive. We help you through free guides that explain exactly what you need to do to make your plants look beautiful. Even beginners will be able to care for their plants. You'll have your houseplant paradise in no time at all.
Your plant can be a mystery at times. One day it's doing well and the next it's struggling. If you've experienced this before you know that finding out what's wrong is not easy. The symptoms your plant is showing can mean a lot of different things. It's difficult to deal with this. Luckily there is a way out!
Posted on: February 7th, 2021
Overwatering is the most common cause of death for house plants. But overwatering your plant doesn't have to mean it's a lost cause. There are several ways to help your plant recover from overwatering. In this guide, we'll go over what you can do when you've overwatered your plant.
Posted on: October 17th, 2020
What do you do to get rid of spider mites from your houseplants? We'll answer that question in this guide and we're going over how you make sure your plant recovers quickly.
Posted on: July 12th, 2020Every plant and every plant owner have their own unique personalities! By matching the perfect plant to your plant care routines, you're more likely to help your plant thrive in no time. Find the perfect plant for your plant care personality now!
If you want more help with your plants, you can always request a plant guide for plants we haven't written a guide for yet. You can also send us a message through our contact form. If you're on social media, you can contact us through several social media platforms, like: Instagram, Tumblr, Facebook, Pinterest, or Twitter.
We're always happy to help you with all your plant related questions.
Our plant guides are free for everyone to learn from, but we can't write guides for plants we don't have. This is where you can help us out! By donating a plant you ensure that we can write guides about the plants that you have we love to help you with.
