There's something special about adding plant life to your living space. It adds a touch of life, it gives off those perfect jungle vibes and helps add a sense of peace to your area. Decorating with plants has been proven, in multiple studies, to have a positive impact on your mental health and helps lower your daily stress. Whether you want to add a few plant-inspired accents to some of your living spaces or dedicate a whole wall to your plant babies, the possibilities of decorating with plants are endless. So before you commit to any ideas, read these quick plant styling tips to help guide yo ..read more

Misting houseplants has been a house plant hack passed down for years. Need to raise humidity? Mist your plants. Bored? Mist your plants. Stuck leaves? You get it, mist that plant. While misting has its benefits, it also has a down side that could be detrimental to the overall plant health. Let's break down the good and the bad about misting your indoor plants. Close up of a leaf covered in water droplets Photo by Axel Holen on Unsplash Does Misting Improve Humidity? The idea of misting plants is to help improve and raise humidity for you tropical plants. Tropical plants like ..read more

Pick a plant that works with your light Proper lighting is crucial when it comes to growing houseplants. Light helps houseplants photosynthesize, which will help your plant produce new growth and help your plant thrive in your house. Start out, by figuring out the type of lighting your houseplants require. Are they understory plants, like a Monstera deliciosa? Do they like to get baked by the sun all day, like Cacti and Euphorbia? A group of plants on a fire place Photo by Annie Spratt on Unsplash It, also, helps to figure out which direction your windows face. Generally, sou ..read more

Low light, indirect light, high light, bright light, direct sun-what does it all actually mean? When it comes to growing indoor plants, one of the hardest concepts to understand is lighting. Setting up your plants with correct lighting will aid new plants with acclimating to new growing conditions and is crucial for new plant growth and also, for the longevity of a plants' life. Plants decorated living room Photo by Lydia Mailloux on Unsplash Researching your plant and its lighting needs The first step in setting your plant up for success, is doing a little bit of research on ..read more

Rhaphidophora tetrasperma, Hoya kastbergii, Euphorbia mammiliaris...plant names can be difficult to remember, especially when it comes to their scientific name. Which is why, I love using plant markers to help me remember both the common and the scientific name for all my plants, along with the date I got them and where they were purchased from. Labelling my plants like this not only helps me track the progress, but helps me narrow down the specific kind of care each plant needs. An assortment of potted plants Photo by Huy Phan: https://www.pexels.com/photo/potted-green-indoor-plants-3076899 ..read more

Hey plant pals! Valentine's Day is around the corner, and if you're like us, you're thinking beyond the chocolates and flowers. But hey, why should humans have all the fun? It's high time we spread some love to our leafy buddies too. Enter Treleaf Love Bundle – the ultimate Valentine's treat for your green companions. Picture this: you're strolling through your indoor jungle, admiring your thriving plants. But something's missing – a little extra love, perhaps? That's where Treleaf comes in, solving the age-old problem of what to gift your plant-loving friends (or yourself) this Valentine's D ..read more

Variegated plants have taken over the plant world and everyday a new variegated version of a plant is created. Variegated foliage is a fun and easy way to add variety to your indoor jungle. With striking green and white leaves, or green and cream leaves, it's no wonder why variegated foliage is such a huge hit. Variegated plants come in all shapes, sizes, and species. Some variegated plants come with a hefty price tag and extremely specific care while others can be found at your local big box store. Usually the more expensive, the more hard to care it may be. Variegated plants also have the ad ..read more

Indoor plants are a quick, inexpensive way to spruce up any area in your home or office. Is that one room in your house missing something? Add a plant! Boring office space? Add a plant! Want a splash of color in your bedroom? Thats right, add a plant! Well, the same goes for your kitchen and adding kitchen plants. It can even help aid in your mood and creativity, add taste to your food and help when aid is needed. Minimalistic kitchen featuring plants on a counter Photo by Christian Mackie on Unsplash Kitchens are often the area people spend the most time, from hosting parties ..read more

The holiday season is here which means decorating your mantle with festive garland, wrapping tinsel around the Christmas tree and maybe even hanging a mistletoe from your front door. But what about decor for your house plants? In true plant parent form, I'm sure the idea of decorating your house plants for the holidays has crossed your mind. Well in this blog, there are some ideas to get creative with your houseplants this holiday season and make them a part of your holiday decorations. Click here to read tips and ideas on how to get your plants through the winter months. Decorating house plan ..read more

Choosing the right gift for someone can be stressful and can take the fun out of gift giving, especially when you want the gift to have meaning and stand the test of time. However, a houseplant could be the perfect gift you're looking for. Houseplants last longer than flowers, they will continue to grow through any phase of life, and will reward you with beautiful new foliage, or even the occasional bloom (depending on the plant you buy). Plants are a great gift for the beginner plant collector, an established plant lover, or even someone who has no plants. And every day that plant is cared fo ..read more