Essential Products for Keeping Houseplants Alive!

cleangirliesclub
Mar 7
2 min read

Updated: May 2

Struggling to keep your houseplants alive? You're definitely not the only one. Check out these products that have really helped me step up my plant care game!

Whether you're a rookie plant parent, or you've been trying to master the green thumb for a while, you'll love these plant care must-haves!

3 Easy Tips for Taking Care of Indoor Plants

1. Choose the Right Plants

Go-to plants for easy-to-care-for plants if you're just starting out:

Snake Plant
Pothos
Spider Plant
Aloe Vera
Various Succulents and other Cacti
ZZ Plant

2. Understand Light Requirements

Each plant requires a different amount of light. Make sure to place each plant where it will get enough light. Here’s what to keep in mind:

Most houseplants love bright, indirect light.
Grow Light
Some plants do well in low-light spots.
Give them a spin now and then for even growth.

3. Intentional Watering

Overwatering is a rookie mistake. Keep these tips in mind:

Check if the soil is dry before you water.
Soil Moisture Meter
Water well but let the extra water drain out.
Change up your watering routine based on the season and humidity.

Top 3 Game-Changers for Plant Care

Grow Light
Grow lights give your plants the light they need to thrive, especially if you're growing them indoors or in places that don't get much sunlight. They're a game-changer for keeping your plants looking beautiful and help prevent browning, no matter how much sun you get.
Soil Moisture Meter
A soil moisture meter is a handy tool that tells you how wet or dry your soil is, so you know exactly when to water your plants. It helps you avoid overwatering or under-watering, keeping your plants happy and healthy while saving water. I love this product because it takes a lot of the guess work out of watering.
Water Storing Crystals
These cool little water storing crystals, also known as hydrogel, soak up water and slowly release it to your plants as needed. They're perfect for cutting down on watering chores and keeping your soil just right, especially when it's dry out.