Hello, welcome to the Small & Green blog
I love ordering different plants each week to keep a varied selection available. Which means that you may often find new and exciting plants, that you may not have seen before, over on my clickitlocal page. However, I do routinely restock on some popular classics like the colourful Maranta, Pilea peperomioides and Monstera deliciosa which do really well due to being easy care plants that are gorgeous to look at and are a staple for any plant collector, and are all featured in our ‘Plant of the week’ posts below.
How to know when a plant needs a new pot, position or pamper!
If your plant seems a bit unhappy then it may need a bit of help. It could be that it’s outgrown its home, it’s in need of a different spot or a...
How to care for… your Christmas cactus
Christmas cactus plant ‘Schlumbergera truncata’. This great cactus flowers every Christmas, thus the common name! It is a beautiful plant that is so...
How to care for a…. Pachyphytum
Pachyphytum, are also known as ‘moonstones’. These plants like sunny spots which get plenty of sunlight of up to 8 hours. Their name comes from the...
Tips on owning, and caring for multiple plants
From someone who has multiple plants in their house at any one time these are a few tips I have about how to care for them and get the most out of a variety of houseplants.
Monstera deliciosa – Plant of the week
This plant is the Swiss Cheese Plant coming straight out of the 1970s and making a huge comeback! Its juvenile leaves are a beautiful dark glossy...
Pilea peperomioides – Plant of the week
The nickname for the Pilea peperomioides plant is the Missionary Plant or Chinese Money Plant. It has perfectly round green leaves balanced on...
Maranta leuconeura var. fascinator – plant of the week
Maranta leuconeura var. fascinator has the most beautiful leaves, they look like they’ve been painted the colours are so bright! It is a fabulous...
Rhipsalis – plant of the week
This week the star plant is going to be Rhipsalis! This plant grows in Central and South America and the Caribbean. They are classified as jungle...