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Spring Clean Kit
$49.00
Regular price
$62.00
- Description
The Spring Clean Kit is your growing-season reset for indoor plants. Indoor Plant Food kicks off fresh growth, Neem Oil Leaf Shine clears dust so leaves can actually use the extra light, and our recycled microfibre gloves make wiping the whole jungle quick and oddly satisfying. Reach for this when everything’s coasted through winter and you want your plants looking lush, clean and ready to go again.
Perfect when…
- It’s the start of the growing season and your jungle looks a bit flat and dusty.
- You want to give everything a once-over reset without repotting the whole house.
- You like the idea of a seasonal ritual: feed, clean, check, then let everything power on.
Best for…
- Medium to large collections where you want a simple, repeatable routine.
- Plant parents who want to combine feeding + foliage care in one session.
- Great as a “new lease on life” kit for plants that have coasted through winter.
What’s inside
- Indoor Plant Food (100 mL) – Balanced liquid fertiliser to kickstart spring growth.
- Neem Oil Leaf Shine (245 mL) – For clean, shiny leaves that can use all that extra spring light.
- Leaf Love Gloves – Recycled microfibre gloves that make wiping large collections quick and oddly satisfying.
Plant Runner Tip
Do a spring audit: as you feed and wipe each plant, check light, pot size and mix. Move anything that’s stretching for light, then note which ones are ready for a repot later.
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