This depends largely on the type of plant, the location, and the season. However, waterlogging often occurs because plants tend to be overwatered. You should definitely avoid waterlogging.

Yellow leaves and soft stems often indicate overwatering. Dry, brown leaf tips, on the other hand, are a sign of underwatering.

Choose an organic-certified, peat-reduced potting mix. High-quality options, such as organic black soil with Terra Preta technology and Effective Microorganisms, promote a dense root system for better nutrient and water uptake. Also, tailor the soil to the plant’s needs (e.g., by mixing in sand for cacti) and simply dispose of old soil in the compost.

The location is crucial for healthy growth. Light conditions, temperature, and humidity should always be tailored to the specific plant.

They support the plant naturally, promote soil life, and are gentle on people, animals, and the environment.

Regularly wiping down the leaves and using appropriate care products keeps the leaf surfaces clean and promotes photosynthesis. Dust buildup can impair light absorption and should therefore be removed regularly, for example by gently wiping or rinsing the leaves. The Urban Jungle spray solution helps ensure gentle care for the leaves.

Popular houseplants include the Monstera, Ficus, Calathea, and spider plant. They bring life to your rooms, improve indoor air quality, and create a pleasant atmosphere. However, the best plant for you depends primarily on lighting conditions, the level of care you’re willing to provide, and, of course, your personal preferences.

Plants like snake plants, lucky bamboo, pothos, and cacti are particularly low-maintenance. They require little water, are forgiving of mistakes, and are ideal if you don’t have much time to care for your houseplants.

Plants such as snake plant, pothos, zamioculcas, or peace lily are well-suited for shadier locations. These plants thrive even with limited light and are therefore ideal for darker rooms or corners.