Little Leaf House Plants

19/01/2022

Plant wall filled up for a wonderful customer ❤️🪴❤️

12/04/2021

A little something for the plant lovers 🪴

12/04/2021

Not that i’m obsessed, but I’m obsessed!!

New plant of the day for me!!

Part of the Monstera family, the

Swiss Cheese Plant!!! 🪴 🧀

This plant has always been loved for its unique leaves. 🌱 During the seedling stage, its leaves are intact as a whole. However, as it ages, the leaves begin to pop out holes and lobes. The older it gets, the larger the holes and the larger the leaves are. This makes its leaves very similar looking to the holes in cheese, so it will be called Swiss cheese plant.

This plant not only has unique and beautiful leaves but it also has peculiar fruits that look like green hexagonal scales on the outer layer of maize. When these scales fall off, they emit a strong and sweet fruit aroma giving it's name of a fruit salad plant! 🥭

12/04/2021

It’s that time again!!

Lots more plants ready for their new adventure!!!

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18/02/2021

Off to see a new house! 🪴

17/02/2021

What a cutie? 😍 any guesses what it could be? 🪴

17/02/2021

The newest addition to Little Leaf House Plants!! The Polka Dot Plant!! 🪴 Stunning colours 😍

17/02/2021

Lots of beautiful plants selling and off to brighten peoples houses 😍🪴

16/02/2021

🪴 A selection of our beautiful house plants for sale at the moment!! 🪴

08/02/2021

03/02/2021

I have finally started adding plants for sale!! 🪴
If any of these plants interest please give me a message!
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Pick up only for now.
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I will adhere to covid 2 metre rule with a table in the place.
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Preferred payment - Paypal or cash. Will not do bank transfers.

27/01/2021

🪴 Today we introduce the beautiful Peace Lily!! 🪴

🌱 Plant type - Forb / herb

🎍 Lifespan - Perennial

🌹 Bloom time - Spring / summer

☀️ Sunlight - Partial sun to partial shade

🌿 Difficulty Rating - Peace lily is super easy to take care of, with resistance to almost all pests and diseases. It is a perfect option for gardeners with brown thumbs.

Story time!
It was rumored that when the Europeans explorers first discovered this plant, it was located along the riverside. The white flowers actually reminded them about the white flag used during wartime to declare surrender. It also represents the peace from the absence of war, so it is called Peace Lily.

Care -
💧 Water
Average water needs, watering should be done each week or when the top 3 cm of soil has dried out. Water thoroughly until the soil is saturated and excess water is fully drained from the drain hole.

🍂 Pruning - slightly trim after blooming

🪴 Potting - Needs excellent drainage in pots

💀 What part of the peace Lily is poisonous?
- As beautiful as its flowers may be, the juice and sap of the peace lily plant are poisonous, with children and pets being especially at risk.

💀 How toxic is peace lily to cats and dogs?
All vegetative parts of the peace lily contain the toxin that can cause severe poisoning in both humans and animals. Avoid your pets touching the plant if you have it at home.