Indoor Plants
Take home some happiness
Whether you are expanding your plant collection or learning to be a better plant parent, you’re among friends! Besides, that houseplant collection makes a difference! When we bring plants into the places we live and work, research reveals that we feel better, think clearer, and heal faster. How amazing is that?
repotting
Is your plant growing up?
Fees vary and are based on pot size and the amount and variety of soil we use for the service. Generally, we offer this service daily, April- October. As a reward to our customers, when you purchase your new plant and new pot with us the same day, we waive our repot service fee, and your only fee for repotting is the cost of soil!
(Winter repotting is not recommended in our cold climate; however, we understand plant emergencies can happen. Just be mindful of cold temperatures, as most tropical plants cannot survive our extreme cold temperatures for any time at all.)
Touch of the Tropics
No matter the size of your space, there’s a houseplant for it! Year-round, we stock floor plants, vining plants, and hanging plants. Explore tropicals, succulents, cacti, air plants, bromeliads, orchids, and African violets. We carry a selection of bonsai, rare plants, and carnivorous plants, too. Indoor fruiting plants such as citrus and fig are popular favorites with limited availability.
Succulents & Cacti
Cacti and succulents thrive in sunny locations and require at least two to three hours of direct sunlight daily. With so many varieties from which to choose, these make terrific collector plants! Succulents can also be happily grouped in small container plantings, perfect for a sunny side table or summer patio.
When it comes to watering, the basic rule for these arid plants is to wait until soil is completely dry and to then water thoroughly. Cacti and succulents are especially sensitive to overwatering.
Bonsai
Some bonsai grow to be hundreds of years old, handed down from generation to generation. You can start your own tradition by using a starter tree. These trees are usually about 2 to 5 years old and have been started either by seed or cutting, then shaped and pruned to achieve a specific form.
A Bonsai is not a dwarfed plant, but a plant that is kept small by means of pot confinement, root and foliage pruning. Come check out our selection of starter bonsai plants and find your new favorite hobby.
Grow Queen Organic Plant Food & Soils
Help your indoor plants truly thrive with all organic fertilizers and soils from Grow Queen! Grow lush, vibrant plants using products created intentionally and sustainably!
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Watering & Fertilizing
Our Houseplants Team takes out the guesswork by helping you understand your plant’s specific needs. Overwatering causes more problems for indoor plants than nearly anything! Some plants, such as cacti and succulents, prefer to go nearly dry between waterings. Other plants, such as ferns, need consistent moisture.
Fertilizer should only be used during warmer months of active growth. Even then, it should be used at half the recommended strength. When your plants need a nutrient boost, our Houseplants Team will help you learn how to use the products we trust.
Pests & Problems
Noticing the telltale early signs of pest activity will help you nip common challenges in the bud. Did you know that fungus gnats are usually a sign of overwatering? Allowing the soil to dry between waterings can help eliminate them, but for houseplant pests like mealy bugs, spider mites, or scale, you might need to roll up your sleeves!
Our friendly Houseplants Team knows their plants and will help you better understand what’s ailing yours. If your houseplant family is suddenly looking sad, you’re welcome to show us a photo of your challenge or to bring an example of your plant problem in a sealed plastic bag.
Insecticidal Soap - Safe and Effective!
Insecticidal soap is a safe, effective, and organic contact spray used to kill soft-bodied pests like aphids, spider mites, and whiteflies. If you’re looking for a nontoxic method for controlling pests, look no further!
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Learn Your Light Conditions
No Light
Fewer than 3 hours of indirect sunlight
Low Light
3-4 hours of indirect sunlight
Medium Light
4-6 hours of indirect or 2-4 hours direct morning sun
Bright Light
3-6 hours of direct sun or 6-8 hours of bright indirect light
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Light Exposure
Your plants will be healthiest – and you’ll be happiest – if you choose plants that work in your light conditions. If you have a bright window that gets direct sunlight, try a ficus or vining hoya. If you’re working with indirect light, check out the dracaenas, calatheas, and bromeliads. If you have a low light area more than 10’ away from a window, look for sansevieria, aglaonema, lucky bamboo, and ZZ plant.
To enhance your lighting conditions, grow lights are a great option, especially with chic styles that double as built-in shelves or fit attractively on countertops. We carry starter lights and bulbs, but we’ll also point you in the right direction to find more.
