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Hello, Aussie plant lovers! Regardless of whether you hail from the tropical vibes of Queensland, the wintry chills of Tasmania, or the magnificen...

Indoor plants are a great way to liven up any living space. Not only do they add a touch of greenery, but they also purify the air we breathe. But ...

The Zanzibar plant, also called Zanzibar Gem, is a stunning houseplant that can add a tropical feel to your home decor. Although it looks strong, i...

Gardening is a hobby that can be quite satisfying, but it can be difficult to keep your soil moist. Thankfully, there are products called soil wett...

At Switchapot, we understand the importance of keeping your flowers fresh and beautiful. There's nothing quite like a stunning bouquet of flowers t...

How to Pot a Plant: A Step-by-Step Guide for Beginners Planting and caring for a new green friend can bring life to any room and improve your well-...

How Not to Kill Your Houseplants: Essential Tips for Keeping Them Alive and Thriving Houseplants are a great way to bring a touch of nature into yo...

A living room with plants not only purifies the air but also elevates your mood. Besides being beneficial to your health, these plants will also a...

Have you ever considered starting your own tiny kitchen garden? What about starting with a tiny pot of mint on your kitchen counter? Don't know how...

However, most plant lovers struggle with the first part, i.e., making plant pots. Fortunately, it’s not something out of this world, and anyone passionate about greenery can learn it.

Plus, it also provides flexibility since you are free to decorate your garden with unique pot shapes and styles.

Want to hone the skill of creating plant pots? Follow along to discover plenty of ways to create rich artistic plant pots!

Do pots need drainage holes? It is preferable that pots have drainage holes as it reduces the chance of root rot, fungus gnats and becoming overwat...

Having double pots for plants is good for the longevity of your household verdure, they can reduce damage and stress if you immediately repot your new beautiful Monstera into another planter. Many plants can also end up with damaged roots if you overwater them, which eventually kills the plant. Read more below!