Now that working from home is increasingly the norm for many people, having a healthy and ergonomic workspace there is also important. Plants in your workspace can play a positive role in this. The Anthurium, for example, has a big heart for the business… Recent research by Wageningen University & Research shows that the Anthurium has excellent air-purifying properties, so it positively contributes to a healthy living environment.
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Contamination of vase water is caused by the decomposition of the stems and leaves in the water. If stems have been damaged and start to decompose, bacteria from the surroundings (stem, container/vase, air, leaf) can develop and cause the stem to further decompose resulting in the clouding of the vase. Read more
We all know the feeling when you buy a pretty bouquet and it wilts very quickly at home. The same goes for a wilted plant. Such a shame! To ensure that you can enjoy your cut flowers and houseplants as long as possible, we made a list of the most important care tips. Read more
Do you have a beautiful pot Anthurium that’s no longer producing that many flowers? If so, it’s probably a good idea think about a fertilizer made especially for Anthuriums since it contains essential nutrients and a rich blend of trace elements. Read more
If you going to move houses, your plants will come along of course. They will immediately provide atmosphere and decoration in your new home. Making a house a home. But, what’s the best way to move houseplants? Read more
The next time you go through your house with a duster, dust your houseplants as well. That may sound very strange, but just like on furniture, it doesn’t take long for dust to accumulate on leaves. Read more
When you buy a new houseplant, it comes in a plastic nursery pot. Many people think that this pot is useless, and throw it away at home as soon as they find a nice plant pot. This is completely understandable, but it’s better to keep it. Read more
It’s getting colder and the days are getting shorter. Fall is clearly here! And as the seasons change, our needs change. We stay indoors a bit more, turn on the heating and candles at home. And just like our needs, the needs of houseplants change too. Read more
You’ve probably had this happen before. You buy a beautiful plant expecting it to produce lots of flowers. However, except for a few little flowers, the rest won’t open. You don’t want to throw the plant away just yet, but it doesn’t look very appealing. Fortunately, there’s a solution for this problem! Read more
When you bring a new plant home, you want to decorate it and place it in a nice spot as soon as possible. But before you do that, there are a few things that are useful to do, to maximize the life of your new green friend. Read more
TikTok; you must have heard about it, read about it or maybe you’re already hooked. TikTok is a video-sharing app that allows users to create and share short videos of up to 60 seconds. For young people, this is the social medium of the moment. But that doesn’t mean it’s not fun for 18+, quite the contrary! Read more
Have you received (or bought for yourself) a nice bunch of cut flowers, and are they wilted and ready for the bin within a week? What a shame, especially when there’s a solution! If given the right care, you could enjoy them much longer. Read more
Nowadays, we do a lot more with our phones than just calling and texting. We use them to take and share pictures, keep track of our schedules, take notes, play games, etc. Now, there’s yet another use for them: plant apps to help you identify and care for a plant! Read more
The Urban Jungle trend is really great, but it could be hard to keep those plants alive if you don’t have green fingers. That’s why we’ve put together a number of tips that will guarantee you a house full of living plants. This is how to give your plants a long happy life: Read more
Anthuriums are very easy to care for. They demand so little to remain attractive for so long! Sometimes, however, their leaves can become discoloured, take on a different texture or look rather dull. Read more
The Anthurium originated in tropical regions where it grows in a moist warm climate. The humidity in most living rooms, however, is very low. This is why it’s a good idea to keep an eye on the Anthurium’s potting compost now and then. Here are some tips! Read more