Two Refill Bottles_Neem Oil and Indoor Plant Food

Indoor Plant Food Bottle Set amongst Plants

The Essentials Refill Pack

$62.00 ~~$77.00~~

Description

For when the bottles actually run out. The same two products as the Essentials Pack, in the sizes you buy once you've stopped thinking about it. Indoor Plant Food goes from 100ml to 500ml — enough to make up to 500L of feed — and the neem goes from 245ml to 980ml. Less packaging, fewer reorders, and the routine doesn't stop because something ran dry.

What's inside

Indoor Plant Food Refill (500ml) – The same complete liquid feed: nitrogen, potassium, a full set of trace elements and New Zealand seaweed extract. 1ml per litre, every second watering. Makes up to 500L.
Neem Oil Leaf Shine Refill (980ml) – Cold-pressed neem seed oil, pre-mixed and ready to use. Top up your existing spray bottle, or dab it straight onto a cloth or glove.

Made in Melbourne by horticulturalists who started out hand-bottling this stuff at local markets.

Who it's for

Anyone already using both products who just wants to stay topped up.
Collections that have grown past the point where a 100ml bottle lasts.
People who like a simple routine built around the watering they're already doing.
Anyone keen to cut packaging by buying the bigger format.

Keeping the habit going

The Plant Runner Method rewards consistency more than it rewards intervention — plants do better on a steady routine than on occasional rescue efforts. One very ordinary reason a good routine stops is simply running out and not getting around to replacing it. This is the always-in-the-cupboard version.

Feed every second watering while your plants are growing, easing back through the cooler months. Wipe the leaves when you can see or feel dust building up.

The Essentials Refill Pack

$62.00 ~~$77.00~~

FAQ

Will the copper tarnish?

Yes, and that's intended. Unsealed copper darkens and mottles with use — it's a sign of a tool that gets used, not one that's wearing out. If you'd rather keep it bright, a rub with lemon juice and salt brings it back.

Is it big enough for larger pots?

It's sized for 100–150mm pots and the narrow gaps you get when potting up. For a 300mm pot it'll work, but you'll be making more trips than you'd like. It's an indoor tool, not a garden one.

Can I leave it in damp mix?

Don't. The lacquer protects the handle, but copper left sitting in wet mix will spot rather than patina evenly. Brush it off, let it dry, bag it.