I have a plant

24/07/2023

Hello people :) We have now moved to a new page!! Please everyone jump on https://tinyurl.com/2ejzusj9

See you there with lots of news very soon!! 🌱

I have a plan_t. 1 talking about this. Plants for everyone

06/02/2023

Hello people!! We really missed you all, but we took time off to work on a new project 🍼..

We will be back soon; working on new plant plans..till then, let me know your news 🍃

Xx
Ihaveaplant
(Rania, Thanasis, Nikolas)

20/09/2022

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That’s our plant car. It’s small but we fitted lots of plants (like lots!!), plans and dreams over the last year.

We will be back soon 🌱

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12/09/2022

Such a great vibe in our last market for the year at 🪴can’t wait to be back all three of us 🍃👨‍👩‍👦

07/09/2022

Hey folks, we are about to enter hibernation. Our boy is almost here! However, we do have goodies that need a new home! One last market for 2022 in Crystal Palace of course this Saturday. Over the next two days I am going to post some photos of the remaining plants, so Dm if you want to book anything in advance.

Ah, and one more thing… sales 20-30% Hooray! 🪴

08/08/2022

Sunday evening it’s traditionally beauty & hair time.

Don’t forget to water your plants more often during the hot weeks💧 some plants may need water 2 times per week now! check the soil just to be sure for your plant’s needs.

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13/06/2022

It was SO great meeting you all, previous Saturday at the

We always meet new people and what a pleasure to talk again with our regular visitors :)

Thank you for coming by!!

Have a great week everyone 🪴

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16/05/2022

It was so nice seeing you all
previous Saturday at 🪴🤍

It’s lovely to talk with people who came back asking for advices or looking for more plants 🌱

Being a local to CP for some years now, I feel more involved to the community than ever, by taking part to this amazing market!

See you soon people 🌱

Notes:
1. Don’t forget to send me pictures of your plants
2. Yes, this lovely Calathea in the picture, has been sold out in the first 2 hours at the market
3. I don’t have aaaaalllllll the plants at the website (actually most of them are not- sorryyy). But please DM me for anything you liked from the market 😉

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10/05/2022

It’s time for replanting!

Get your hands dirty, add fresh compost (remember only peat free!) and dressed up your plants in coir 🪴

Best replanting months are March to May.. so if you have been a lazy bean so far, you still have some time to show some love to your plants

For any help or advice, come on Saturday (14/5) at to meet us 🤍🌱

27/04/2022

The 3 lemon story.

It’s a story of appreciation for the positive results (personal and professional), that we don’t take for granted, and the love we receive from the people around us.

The last couple of years have been challenging (for us but for most of the people as well).

But we keep it positive and that’s the main mission of ihaveaplant. We are here to share positive energy, to meet new people in the markets and laugh a lot, to help with your sad plants to bring them back to life and to find plants for your bathroom, wedding and projects.

Have a good Wednesday people.

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26/04/2022

It was SO lovely to meet new people at Catford Food Market] previous Sunday!

We will definitely be back in the last Sunday of May (29/05) and can’t wait to see you all again 🤍

Thank you Catford Food Market] for the perfect planning 🌱

12/04/2022

What is the coir pot?

Coir is a natural fibrous material extracted from the husk of the coconut.

The last couple of years, coir is used as an alternative container to the non-eco plastic pots, providing myriad of benefits both to the plant and the planet.

Here at I have a plant we care about the environment and therefore we use this organic, eco-friendly and natural container for all the plants we deliver from our home to yours. Please do embrace and help make our efforts more sustainable.

Why is it good for the plants?

Coir pot plants undergo ‘aerial root pruning’ helping significantly root allocation. The roots pe*****te the walls of the coir pot and meet the open air.

The coir pot is biodegradable and therefore you can replant it in another pot without removing the initial one! No root disturbance, no transplant shock and no waste.

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