Two bottles that cover the everyday side of indoor plant care.
Buying for someone with plants is hard — they've usually got the plants covered. What they tend not to have is the unglamorous stuff that keeps them going.
Indoors, a plant only gets what you give it. Indoor Plant Food replaces the nutrients a pot runs out of — 1ml per litre, every second watering, and one bottle makes up to 100L. Neem Oil Leaf Shine lifts the household dust that builds up on foliage indoors, so the leaves can make proper use of the light they're getting. Together, they cover two simple jobs worth doing regularly: feeding the roots and cleaning the leaves.
Both bottles are ready to use — nothing to mix, nothing to work out. Whoever opens the box can start that afternoon.
They arrive in a gift box built for the purpose, so it's ready to hand over without wrapping. Buying them for yourself? The same two bottles come without the box for $3 less.
Made in Melbourne.
Wetting moss poles and pole fill like our Tree Fern Fibre, keeping cuttings and seedlings damp while they root, and giving plants a light foliar feed.
Only for a few minutes. A fine mist evaporates quickly, so it won’t change the air around a plant in any lasting way. Where misting really earns its place is keeping moss poles, cuttings and seedlings damp.
Yes. Indoor Plant Food can go on as a light foliar feed, mixed as per the directions. Keep it off plants in direct sun and away from hairy, delicate or freshly unfurled leaves. Mixed plant food keeps for 48 hours, so tip out anything left after that.
300ml.
No. It’s handmade from solid brass with a hammered finish, so no two are exactly the same.
Yes. Solid brass darkens and develops a patina with age and handling. That’s part of its character.
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