Potting Up 101: Give Your Plants a Glow-Up
Root Awakening: Quirky Tips for Spring Repotting Succes
It’s time to look at the activity in our house plant jungle exploring the things that you need to consider. As our plants start to become more active and the humidity might change in your tropical jungle and the amount of sunlight increases, it gets warmer, the days grow longer they’re lots to consider in making the most out of this season for a fuller and bushier jungle!
Repotting Your Houseplants: A Quirky Guide to Giving Your Green Babies a Glow-Up
Ah, repotting you House Plants !!!
do you love it ? or do you hate it?
Let’s dive into the why and when of repotting your plants — because trust me, they won’t send you a polite memo when they’re feeling cramped!
In the wild, whether it’s a lush tropical jungle or a scorching desert, plants have adapted to their environments over time. Some thrived, while others, sadly, didn’t make the cut. But your houseplants? They’re stuck in the same pot, with the same soil, and eventually, that once-nutrient-rich mix turns into a lifeless clump of dirt. Plus, things get crowded as roots grow and start throwing elbows for space.
Another thing to keep in mind: many plants come from the nursery in a pretty basic soil mix. It’s great for getting them started as seedlings or cuttings, but now that they’re in your home, their environment has changed. The water, nutrients, and overall vibe might not be quite right for them anymore. Think of repotting as giving your plants a fresh start — new digs, new nutrients, and more room to stretch their roots.
Time to Repot Alarm bells.
Each plant is different in the way it lets people know it needs to be repotted I’m gonna share the Red Flags you might want to look out for in some of these plants.
🪨 Rock Hard Pot: If the pot feels firm and there’s little give when you squeeze it… or the pot looks like its bulging out, shaped strange these are signs that the roots are compacted.
🍜 Noodles showing: Roots for Days either they appear on the top of the soil or through the drainage holes in your pot.
🌵 Parched and Hard Pack soil: this is poplar with Cacti and Succulents the soil might be nothing but roots or Dusty in texture and they often slide around the pot or full out easily.
🫠 Stuck in a puddle: Water either stays on top of the soil or slips straight through like this is often a sign that the roots have taken over !
🏋️♀️Top-Heavy: Your plant is tipping over or feels wobbly, meaning it’s outgrown its current home.
🐢 Grow has slowed: Its growing season and not new growth is really happening it maybe because it might need a little extra wiggle room.
Now that you know why plants need repotting and have spotted some of the red flags 🚩, let’s dive into what repotting actually does for your plant! 🌱
Repotting gives your plant a fresh start by refreshing the soil, adding nutrients and goodies that help grow stronger roots — and in turn, healthier foliage and maybe even some blooms! 🌼 Plus, it creates more space for roots to spread out, making your plant feel less cramped and ready to thrive.
That said, repotting can be a bit stressful for plants (we’ve all been there after a big move, right?). You might notice a little slump afterward, but repotting during the growing season and giving your plant a good drink and feed a couple of days beforehand can make the transition smoother. With a little TLC, your plant will bounce back in no time! 🌿
🌿 Repotting Tips
Refreshing roots, upgrading digs, and giving your leafy loves room to thrive — repotting can be a joyful little ritual. So grab your gloves, pop on your favorite playlist, and let’s dive into some fabulously fun tips to make the process a breeze.
1. Potting Mat Magic
Let’s start with a game-changer: the potting mat. If you haven’t added one to your plant care toolkit yet, what are you waiting for? I personally recommend the ones from me — Jungle Floor Creative, of course.
Curious about other creative ways to make or use a potting mat to keep the mess contained? Follow the link in this blog: [Potting Mat] to discover why they’re an absolute must-have for plant lovers.
2. Create a Little List
I find having a checklist helps so much — and there’s something deeply satisfying about ticking off each plant after you’ve repotted it. Take your time with each one. It’s a gentle process for your plants, and a gentle one for you, too.
Repotting can be a lovely sensory experience, especially if you slow down and stay present with it. Free Check list download below.
3. Choose the Right Pot — Size Matters!
Think of choosing a new pot like buying shoes.
Too small? Cramped roots.
Too big? You risk soggy soil and unhappy roots.
The sweet spot? A pot that’s about 1–2 inches wider in diameter than the current one. And always go for pots with drainage holes — it encourages airflow to the roots and helps prevent rot.
Personally, I love using transparent or semi-transparent Aroid pots — and highly recommend the ones from Bethan Designs!
4. Soil Refresh
Your plant deserves the good stuff — don’t just grab any old dirt. Tailor the soil to your plant baby’s needs. Research their natural habitat or browse the Soil Ninja Plant Index for a head start.
💡 Tip: Think airflow! Roots need oxygen. A chunky, well-draining mix is great for aroids — and you can tweak it from there.
5. Root Inspection Time
It might feel like plant surgery, but it's weirdly satisfying.
Gently remove the plant, shake off loose soil, and examine those roots. Trim off any dead or mushy bits, and untangle gently (think: haircare routine).
✨ Note: I only remove all the soil if I’m transitioning to semi-hydro. Be gentle!
6. Get the Scoop
Don’t fancy digging in with your hands? Use a scoop!
Our free-standing soil scoop makes it easy to get soil where it needs to go — around your plant, not all over your workspace.
7. The Repotting Ritual
Place a layer of fresh soil in the new pot.
Nestle your plant in like it’s bedtime, then backfill with soil. Press down lightly, but keep it airy — think of it as a cozy duvet, not a tight blanket.
8. Gather Your Tools
Bringing everything to your potting mat before you start? Total game changer. Less mess, more flow. Here’s your checklist:
Soil Scoop
Potting Mat
Comfy cushion or seat
Watering can
Water bottle (for you!)
Fresh Soil
New Pot
Stick or chopstick for soil mixing
Soft plant cloth
Water spray or pest-prevention product
Your enthusiasm! 🎉
9. Water & Whisper Sweet Nothings
Once repotted, give your plant a nice drink to help the soil settle.
Now’s the moment for compliments:
“You’re glowing, darling. Thriving!”
They may not understand, but the energy? Immaculate.
10. Clean-Up is a Breeze
Your potting mat earns its keep here! Just fold up the corners, funnel the soil back into your bag, and you're done. No mess, no stress.
Final Thoughts
Repotting isn't just maintenance — it's self-care for your plants and a little therapy for you. So light a candle, put on your fave playlist, and let this ritual become part of your plant parent journey.
Happy potting! 💚
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These are some of my recommendations and tips as a houseplant lover living in the UK. I’m not an expert, but I’ve been growing plants since I was 13 in 2003 — and my passion for houseplants really took off in 2019 when I started expanding my collection and knowledge.
As I always say, everyone has their own unique experience and growing environment. Feel free to take what works for you from this blog and leave what doesn’t — after all, no two plant journeys are the same!
Plant cloth for my plants.
This blog takes you through the benefits and reasons why it’s important to clean the leaves of your plants. This blog also talks about how to clean your plants leaves and what to use.
Why Give Your Houseplants a Leaf Spa Day?
Real Houseplants don’t just sit around looking pretty—they’re hard at work filtering the air, creating food for themselves, boosting your mood, and bringing a little of the jungle vibes into your home. Let’s be real: they can’t do their best work if their leaves are covered in dust, grime, and who-knows-what. Think of it like this: would you want to breathe through a dusty air? Probably not! So, let’s talk about why giving your plant babies a good spa day is a total game-changer.
Nothing beats a good session Cleaning your plant Leaves !
The Leafy Benefits of a Good Spa Session.
🌿 Supercharges Photosynthesis
Think of dust and oils on your plant’s leaves like sunglasses they never asked for. Blocked light = sluggish growth and dull leaves. A quick wipe down lets them soak up the sun and thrive!
🐜 Evicts Unwanted Pests
Dusty leaves = the perfect hideout for pesky freeloaders like spider mites and mealybugs. Cleaning the whole plant regularly can help to prevent against unwanted guests on your plants.
✨ Keeps Your Plants Insta-Ready
Shiny, dust-free leaves make your plant babies look chef’s kiss gorgeous. A clean plant isn’t just healthy—it’s a total showstopper in your home jungle!
💦 Helps with Moisture Magic
Some plants drink in moisture through their leaves. A dust-free surface means they can absorb humidity like a pro, keeping them lush and happy.
So, grab that plant cloth and give your leafy friends the spa day they deserve! 🌱💚
The Best Way to Clean Your Plant’s Leaves
Not all cleaning methods are created equal! Using the wrong materials can damage delicate leaves or leave behind residues that attract more dust. Make sure you test things before you spray onto your plants and know that you need to use a cloth that is soft things like toliet paper or kitchen towels can add dust so making sure that the leaf is either sprayed first or that the cloth is damp with fresh water first. Try to Use rain water, filter water or distilled water when cleaning as in some areas of the uk the water can have to much limescale in it.
Why Choose the Jungle Floor Plant Cloth?
Our soft, reusable plant cloths are specifically designed to gently clean leaves without causing damage. Here’s why they’re a must-have for plant lovers:
Soft & Gentle – Perfect for delicate foliage
Highly Absorbent – Lifts dust, grime, and excess moisture with ease.
Reusable & Sustainable – Made from recycled Textiles Wash at 30 and reuse
Designed for Plant Lovers – Created with plants in mind, making leaf care effortless and effective.
How to Use the Jungle Floor Plant Cloth
Dampen the cloth with water or a mild leaf-cleaning solution.
Gently wipe each leaf, supporting the underside with your hand to avoid breakage, Make sure this also includes the stems and leaf undersides.
For textured or fuzzy leaves, use a dry cloth or soft brush to remove dust without damaging the surface.
Repeat regularly, ideally once a week or whenever you notice dust buildup.
Keep Your Plants Thriving
Leaf cleaning is an easy yet impactful way to enhance the health and beauty of your houseplants. By incorporating it into your plant care routine with the Jungle Floor Plant Cloth, you’ll ensure your plants can grow strong, stay pest-free, and look their best year-round!
Ready to give your plants the care they deserve? Try the Jungle Floor Plant Cloth today and see the difference for yourself!
Benefits of Seaweed
This blog covers the Benefits of Seaweed with a main focus on what it is and how it benefits your plant collection.
Why did the seaweed go to the party?
Because it wanted to kelp everyone have a good time! 🌊😂
Seaweed is collected from being washed up on the beach.
I’ve recently been experimenting with seaweed fertiliser for my plants—because why not? It’s always fun to try new things and dig into the research to figure out what works (or doesn’t) for the little ecosystems we create for our plants. So, I decided it was time to do some investigating into seaweed as a fertiliser for my houseplants.
In my research, I discovered some pretty cool things about what seaweed can offer. I’ve heard of people using it in their gardens for tomatoes, roses, and loads of other plants. Turns out, seaweed can be used in a variety of ways: as a soil conditioner, a fertiliser, a compost booster, or even turned into a liquid fertiliser spray. How neat is that? 🌱 So, let’s dive into some of the ways seaweed can help with growing houseplants.
Seaweed
Seaweed is technically a plant—but it’s not your typical garden variety. “Seaweed” is the catch-all name for countless species of marine plants and algae that thrive in oceans, rivers, lakes, and other watery hangouts. It’s a major MVP in aquatic ecosystems, providing homes for marine life and a food source for many animals.
Seaweed comes in all shapes and sizes. Take kelp, for example—it’s like the skyscraper of the sea, creating underwater jungles that stretch from the seafloor to the surface. These kelp forests offer shelter, hiding spots for prey, and nourishment for tons of creatures.
There are about 650 types of seaweed (who knew?!), including Bladderwrack, Knotted Wrack, Sugar Kelp, Dabberlocks, Serrated Wrack, Spiral Wrack, Channelled Wrack, and Thongweed. These varieties, all native to the UK, have a clever trick up their sleeves: they float to soak up the sunlight they need for photosynthesis. Pretty impressive, right? 🌊
Photo credit: Mike Guiry, Keith Hiscock, Lucy Robinson, Juliet Brodie, Meet the Seaweed types, 21st January 2024
What Makes Seaweed Important to Growing House Plants.
Did you know seaweed is like nature’s multi-tool? You can collect it from the beach and put it to good use instead of letting it go to waste! Packed with goodies like minerals, vitamins, antioxidants, iron, and zinc, seaweed has been a superstar for humans and plants for centuries—since Roman times, no less! 🏛️
When it comes to plants, seaweed is basically their personal health coach. It’s loaded with nutrients like nitrogen, potassium, magnesium, and trace elements that can boost disease resistance and improve overall health. So, next time you see some seaweed, think of it as a gift from the ocean to your garden! 🌱✨
The Magical Benefits of Seaweed for Plants
Seaweed isn’t just the ocean’s version of confetti—it’s also a powerhouse for your plants! 🌊 Whether you mix it into compost or add it straight to your soil, seaweed breaks down beautifully and releases all its natural goodness. It’s like a spa day for your plants, and who doesn’t love that? 🌱✨
Here’s why seaweed deserves the spotlight in your plant care routine:
Soil Supercharger: Got tired soil? Seaweed to the rescue! It’s packed with nutrients like calcium, magnesium, and iodine, giving your soil the TLC it needs to help plants thrive.
Green Machine Booster: With goodies like chlorophyll, iron, zinc, and manganese, seaweed helps your plants produce even more chlorophyll (basically their energy drink). More chlorophyll means more sunlight absorbed, more carbon dioxide turned into energy, and overall happier plants. 🍃
Fruits & Leaves Galore: Thanks to nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, seaweed helps your plants grow lush leaves and bountiful fruits. Think of it as a plant productivity coach. 💪🌸
Natural Pest Bouncer: Seaweed has a salty attitude, a funky smell, and a texture that pests like spider mites and aphids just can’t vibe with. Its compounds act like an eco-friendly “No Entry” sign for unwanted guests. 🌿 (Bonus: It’s safe for your plants and the environment!)
For more cool pest-repelling facts, check out Aqua Culture.
Pro Tip for Buying Seaweed Fertilisers
If you’re ready to hop on the seaweed train (choo choo 🚂), make sure the seaweed is responsibly sourced. I can’t recommend Aqua Culture enough—they’ve got top-notch products, and you can snag a discount with the code JUNGLE15. Your plants and your wallet will thank you! 🌟
I hope this little blog brought some seaweed magic to your day and gave you ideas for pampering your jungle. Whether you’re growing tomatoes, roses, or just trying to keep your leafy green buddies happy, seaweed is a game-changer.
Happy growing, plant fam! 🌿💚
Citations and recourses:
https://www.mcsuk.org/what-you-can-do/citizen-science/big-seaweed-search/meet-the-seaweeds/
A Perfect Gift for the plant lover.
Do you ever find yourself struggling to buy the perfect gift for someone, especially when you know their interests but aren’t quite sure what to get? With Christmas fast approaching, I thought it’d be helpful to share some ideas for those with a plant lover in their life—because let’s face it, shopping for their green-thumbed passion can feel like navigating a jungle!
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As nice as it is to have a plant for Christmas or Birthday. Check that they haven’t got it already. Also pay attention to what types of plants they collect normally as this will help you discover what your plant lover likes. Use google image search to find out the type of plant but be sneaky about it.
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A lot of plant lovers I asked share that having a cute propagators is a great gift idea. We are talking about small vases and nice glass.
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Theres loads of great gifts that plant lovers will love that don’t have to be plants or tools.
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Sometimes you feel like you need a fast and quick option in this case I Generally think you can’t go wrong with plant shop vouchers. Jungle Floor creative does vouchers to.
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Some plant lovers have and social media page devoted to there plants on those pages they might have a wish list check it out to get some ideas.
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Steer clear of plastic plants as gifts. Most plant lovers aren’t fans and might “turn up their noses.” Plus, they’re not great for the environment. Opt for eco-friendly, thoughtful gifts instead—they’re sure to be much more appreciated!
For plant enthusiasts, there’s nothing better than unwrapping a gift that nurtures their love for greenery. Whether they’re a seasoned plant parent with a home full of thriving foliage or a beginner just starting their plant journey, there’s something out there that’s just right for them.
In this blog, we’ll dive into five helpful tips for buying gifts for plant lovers. Plus, I’ll share some fantastic recommendations from small businesses and insights from plant enthusiasts themselves to make your holiday shopping a breeze. Let’s get started!
My Top tip for buying for plant lovers is if in doubt get a gift certificate this could be from either a plant shop, garden centre or a business like mine which sells planty themed products.
⬅️ See left for more tips.
gift requests & ideas:
On my social media pages I have asked the plant lovers to share what is on there wish list this year that will make the perfect gift for a plant lover.
Plant themed creative gifts
A planty Print
There a few awesome botanical artists out there to name a few, Myself as photographer.
I’ve brought a lot of Miki’s Art and she was meantioned a few times when I asked my followers on my social media. They can be adapted slightly to suit the person your buying for and she also does Bundles of prints . Modern house plant prints lovingly designed and printed in England. She also can send international if you have any questions about her prints I would send her a message on Insta.
BethanDesigns is a small artwork business selling numerous art prints, clothing, bags, gifts and more. I personally have got a lot of custom prints from her as well as buying her Lino prints. I highly recommend if your looking for something that extra special from a UK artist. Bethan is my recommendation for that extra special print. She not only great for that botanical print but she also sells some plant accessories, stickers, sweatshirts, pin badges and of course her beautiful leafy prints.
Halle Faris and many more. Plant prints can be lino prints, paintings and photography prints. Then to up the boost the gift even more you could buy them a frame to. Examples of these amazing artists I will share below. Choosing a print to there jungle vibe can be a perfect gift for a planty love.
Candles
Candles are always a nice way to improve a jungle space and essentially as after using one you can reuse the glass or pot it came in when finished burning the candle as decorative a planter. They is a known tip when reusing Candle pots what you have to do is put the candle in the freezer and aparently it makes its so much easier to get the leftover wax out before using a candle pot and a planter. A great creative Leaves & Prickles makes this amazing lovely scented candles with fun planty saying and puns. She also has he trademarked Terrarium candles. I’ll let Monika share a little about her business here “Hi, I’m Monika! I create beautiful and unique terrarium candles that make delightful gifts for any occasion—guaranteed to bring a smile. Each candle is hand-poured in small batches in my home kitchen using natural soy wax and cruelty-free fragrance oils, then thoughtfully packaged in recyclable paper.” I highly recommend her candles she makes some really good Quality candles for the plant lover at reasonable prices.
Resin Art or clay is a popular amongst plant lovers one of the two artist like this I recommend is atelier.maurene she produces there unique pieces of art with resin, dried flowers and each piece comes with its unique design and use. I’ll share some of her work for the EU readers again.
Another great idea for plant lovers is crafty, handmade plants made from paper or other materials. A standout option is Nicole’s Jungle, which offers a subscription box where you can create your own paper plants. These aren’t meant to go in plant pots, but they make delightful decorative pieces for plant lovers to enjoy. The best part? They add to the collection without requiring any care—a perfect solution for those who love plants but might be short on time or space for more live greenery.
One brilliant artist who paints incredible plant pots and other ceramics is FoxBerry Ceramics. She has an exceptional eye for detail, and anything she creates would make the perfect gift for any botanical lover. Her creations include painted watering cans, pots, leaf decorations, and beautiful botanical cards. I have personally purchased a few items from her, as pictured below.
Plant Pals and Novelty pots
Plant Pals are adorable little creatures made from various materials that can hang on plant pots or, if lightweight, climb the stems of plants. They make a fantastic stocking filler for any plant enthusiast—something even my plant-loving friends on social media have raved about! Personally, I’m on the fence about them. I received one in a Secret Santa once and wasn’t too thrilled, but it’s still happily perched in my big Monstera pot, so it does add a bit of charm.
Some Plant Pals are not just cute but practical too! For example, some include a moisture meter, which is a handy way for plant lovers to check if their plants need watering. It’s a gift that’s both decorative and functional—a win-win!
Do you have a plant lover thanks also obsessed with a particular animal, movie or show. Another great gift for the plant lover is those cute novelty pots.
One Business I recommended is ingadi.ie they make a couple of designs but there most popular pot being the Happy pots. The good thing about these is that they are all 3D printed.
Little Pricks has a exstensive collection of Novelty pots like Gurgu, Disney, polly pocket, Simpsons, Pokemon and animals.
Practical Gifts For Plant lovers
propgation stations:
Here’s a example of a propagation station ⬇️
Every plant lover enjoying growing baby plants and its often requested to have some lovely ways to do this. Some plant lovers like to grow there cuttings and snips in water therefore a big request from plant lovers is some lovely glass to grow there snips and cuttings from.
There are lots of different types out there some with test tubes in wood, Mushroom shaped Glass, small pretty glass vases in various sizes, shapes and colours. Generally tend to be small in size. which is what works for a lot of plant lovers. I recommend that you don’t wrap up a large empty gin or wine bottle.
I found some of these cute from a pop up shop in Manningtree Essex or you could go to a charity shop, Vintage and Antique shop and find some pretty ones just make sure you clean them really well before wrapping up. For the EU readers the resin ones were made by 𝐑𝐞𝐬𝐢𝐧 𝐚𝐫𝐭 𝐛𝐲 𝐌𝐚𝐮𝐫𝐞𝐧𝐞 you can click on the images of the two resin green ones to find out where you can get them from and the last one is a called a propagation plate which Blad.en.beton sell and so do Soil ninja. Shell on Earth Also have some propagation stations to including the mushroom vase, test tube rack and a set of small vases.
Labels, and other nifty planty accessories
As a plant lover myself, I enjoy identifying each plant, understanding its unique needs, and discovering how to help it thrive. Building my collection is such a rewarding process, and I know I’m not the only one who likes to label plants, encourage their growth, or explore the best tools and techniques for their care.
Whether it’s talking to them, using snips to propagate, or investing in the perfect self-watering pot, plant enthusiasts like us are always on the lookout for nifty tools to make plant care easier. Clear or transparent pots, for example, are perfect for monitoring root growth.
Soil Ninja is an excellent place to find many of these helpful accessories. Including soil checkers, aroid tower pots, watering cans, soil and substrates. Or if you don’t know what practical things the plant lover needs a soil ninja voucher will make any plant lover happy.
Grow Lights
I’ve heard countless plant lovers express their wish for a grow light as the perfect gift! Choosing the right one can be tricky, so I’ve shared suggestions and reviews on my blog to help. For those in the UK and parts of Europe, I recommend checking out UK-made grow lights like the Pianta and Claria, both of which are featured below. These make fantastic gifts for helping plants thrive year-round! On my Affiliate link you will Receive a 10 percent discount.
Also for a grow lights in a more world wide sense Sansi have a variety of different styles of lighting one I personally recommend is there pot grow light. Code: JungleFloorC32 (32% off on SANSI site) Pot light check it out.
3D printed Moss Pole or Moss habitat
If you know your plant lover has climbing plants, this gift will surely impress them! Climbing plants thrive on moss poles or supports that encourage healthy growth and larger leaves. Often, plant lovers create makeshift moss poles or leave their orchids unmounted.
These stylish and practical gifts can elevate their indoor jungle beautifully. Available in various colors, Mythos 3D Design moss poles and trellises are made from PLA biodegradable plastic—an eco-friendly choice that looks great and supports the environment.
Use Koto as a horizontal table top moss cradle, a stunning plant centrepiece, or wall mount it for a truly unique piece of plant art.
The plant picture frame, mini moss habitat that will let you display your favourite wall-flower (or any other wall hugging plant) just about anywhere.
3D Print Moss
There are two types of moss poles you can gift: D-shaped and round poles. For something unique, check out Mythos 3D Design for printed options in various colors. I highly recommend the Monstera Pattern Trellis: D-Shaped Moss Pole "Beautiful Barbara"—it's extra special and sure to impress any plant lover with its thoughtful design.
terrarium’s Ready made or make you own
“the plant lovers”
A "make-your-own terrarium" kit is a perfect gift for plant lovers, combining creativity, nature, and personalization. It includes everything needed to craft a unique miniature ecosystem, offering a fun and relaxing hands-on experience. Terrariums are low-maintenance, ideal for all skill levels, and add greenery to any space. This thoughtful gift grows and thrives over time, serving as a lasting reminder of the joy of creating something special.
you can get this sort of thing just about anywhere and you can by them ready made by someone like Aloe my lovely Succulents or any plant shop close buy. I know that Shell on Earth has some terrarium glass and kits.
To add something more extra to a terrarium these pieces of glass from MyFrond would make a awesome gift for a plant lover.
Plant books
Gift Sets
PPotting Mats and Other Jungle Floor Products
I almost forgot to mention this one! But here it is—one of the last (and best) gifts any plant lover would absolutely appreciate. A potting mat is an incredibly practical gift because it’s not just great for the plant lover but also for anyone they share their home with. It helps contain the mess during repotting sessions, making cleanup a breeze.
You can choose a general potting mat or go for something extra special, like a Jungle Floor botanical-themed potting mat. Not sure which print they’d love? A gift voucher is always a safe bet so they can pick their favorite design and colors.
At Jungle Floor Creative, I also offer a range of gifts perfect for houseplant enthusiasts. From leaf cushions, blankets, and soft plant cloths to soil scoops, botanical-themed bags, drink bottles, and more, there’s something for every plant lover. And don’t forget—gift vouchers make a thoughtful and flexible option for anyone still deciding!
Wrapping Up
Lastly, let’s talk about one of the most-requested gifts: vouchers! Many plant shops offer gift cards, which are ideal for plant lovers who enjoy choosing their own treasures. Whether it’s plants, specialty soil from Soil Ninja, or curated bundles from Blad.en.Beton, vouchers give them the freedom to find exactly what they want.
I truly hope this guide has given you plenty of gift ideas for the festive season or any special occasion. A huge thank you to everyone who shared their businesses and contributed to the gift suggestions.
No matter why you found this blog, I hope it’s helped you discover some thoughtful and unique gifts. Wishing you a joyful holiday season and happy celebrations ahead!