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Using the right soil is essential for plant health! 🌿 For succulents and cacti, a well-draining soil mix is crucial to prevent root rot. 🌵 Tropical plants like Pothos and Peace Lilies thrive in a customized soil blend that retains some moisture while still allowing airflow. 🌺 Aroids and ferns enjoy a two-up layout — use a rich, loamy mix combined with organic matter for perfect moisture retention. 🪴 Tailoring your soil to each plant’s needs ensures they flourish and brings joy to your space! ✨

🆘 If Your plant is overwatered

STEP 1: STOP WATERING This sounds obvious but it's the hardest part
STEP 2: CHECK THE ROOTS Remove the plant from its pot. Healthy roots = white/tan and firm. Rotted roots = brown/black and mushy
STEP 3: PRUNE THE ROT Using clean scissors, cut away all mushy, dark roots
STEP 4: LET IT DRY Leave the plant out of its pot so roots can air out
STEP 5: REPOT IN FRESH, DRY SOIL. Water sparingly for the next 2–3 weeks

Have you ever saved a plant from root rot? Tell us in the comments 👇

Plant Mist ritual 🌿✨

Today we're misting the collection. There's something deeply calming about tending your plants on a bright morning — We call this "plant therapy."

A few misting tips:
💧 Mist in the morning so leaves dry before nightfall (prevents fungal issues)
💧 Don't mist succulents, cacti, or snake plants — they hate humidity
💧 Tropical plants LOVE it — pothos, peace lilies, ferns, calatheas
💧 Use room temperature water to avoid shocking leaves

What does your plant ritual look like? 🌱

P.S. — our full collection is live on Etsy now, including new arrivals ✨ Link in bio 🔗

🍁🌿 Living in Canada means our plants face some challenges — low light, dry heating air, and cold windows. Here are 5 indoor plants that genuinely THRIVE through our winters:

☀️ Is your plant trying to tell you it's in the wrong spot?
Look for these signs:

1. 🌱 LEANING toward the window → It's reaching for more light
2. 📏 Long, stretched-out stems with big gaps between leaves → Etiolation (light starvation)
3. 🍃 Small new leaves → New growth comes out tiny when light is low
4. 🌧️ Soil stays wet for weeks → Less light = less growth = less water use = root rot risk
5. 🌿 Fading colour → Variegated plants lose their patterns in low light

The fix: Move your plant 2–3 feet closer to the window, or rotate it 90° every week so all sides get even light.

Still not enough? A basic grow light can transform a struggling plant 🌱

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🌿 Pothos is the most forgiving plant on earth. But here's what separates a sad pothos from a THRIVING one:

💡 LIGHT: Bright indirect is best but it tolerates low light. Avoid direct sun — leaves will bleach.

💧 WATER: Let the top inch dry before watering. Brown tips = too dry. Yellow leaves = too wet.

✂️ PROPAGATE: Snip just below a node (the little brown bump), pop in water — roots appear in 2 weeks!

🌱 FEED: A half-strength liquid fertiliser once a month in spring and summer works wonders.

🏺 POT TIP: Pothos loves a pot that drains well. Use a nursery pot inside one of our beautiful cachepots — best of both worlds!

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We've been getting so much love on our planter collection and we're curious — which design is YOUR favourite?

Comment your pick below 👇
A) 🔵 Blue Daisy — botanical & elegant
B) 💙 Blue Hue — minimal & cool
C) 🌸 Spring — bright & joyful
D) 🍂 Red Geometry — cozy & warm

All of these are available in our Etsy shop now 🛍️ — link in bio!

Poll @ https://www.instagram.com/hazboundecor/