Neem Oil for Indoor Plants: How We Actually Use It at Home
For us, neem sits in foliage care. Not as a miracle fix, and not as something every plant needs all the time. Just as a genuinely useful product when it’s...
Nope. Our mix is fertiliser-free so you stay in control of feeding. Pair it with a complete liquid fertiliser (like The Plant Runner Indoor Plant Food) for best results.
Yes — it’s a versatile blend that suits most indoor and potted plants, from leafy greens to flowering varieties.
We’ve added a horticultural-grade granular insecticide (Acelepryn GR) to keep fungus gnats out of your soil. It’s active for up to 6 months, giving you gnat-free confidence.
You can, but it’s designed for indoor plants in pots. For outdoor gardening, you may prefer a mix formulated for garden beds or larger containers.
Seal it back up and keep it in a cool, dark spot. The resealable bag helps keep your mix fresh and easy to store.
Yes. Like all premium potting mixes, it’s classified as hazardous. Always wear gloves, wash your hands after use, and follow the safety instructions on the bag.
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Potting Mix is an easy one to forget about. It can be hard enough with all the different watering schedules, feeding, managing pests, considering placement...your new plant will come with potting mix included so at least that’s covered...right?
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Seasonal changes, increased rainfall or higher humidity can all through your carefully established plant care routine out of wack. Finding white fluffy mould on top of your potting mix might be part of it - This weeks blog runs you through what it is, what it does and if you need to even worry.
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Potting up is necessary to allow your plant to be all they can be. Usually it’s pretty obvious when it’s time to pot up as your plant will be sending some obvious signs.
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