Frequently Asked Questions

  • What plants thrive in Charleston humidity?

    Tropical plants flourish in Charleston's coastal humidity, including pothos, monstera, and snake plants. These varieties adapt well to consistent moisture levels.

  • How often should I water indoor plants?

    Most indoor plants need watering when the top inch of soil feels dry, typically every 5-7 days in Charleston's climate.

  • Do you offer plant care workshops?

    Yes, we host hands-on plant care workshops perfect for all experience levels. Learn essential maintenance tips for healthy houseplants year-round.

  • What accessories do I need for plants?

    Essential accessories include quality pots with drainage, plant feeders, and appropriate soil. We carry everything needed to customize your plant setup.

  • Can succulents survive in humid climates?

    Yes, many succulents adapt well to Charleston's humidity when placed in well-draining soil and containers with proper drainage holes.

  • When should I repot houseplants?

    Repot plants when roots grow through drainage holes or soil dries out quickly, usually every 1-2 years for most varieties.

  • How do I choose plants for low light?

    Snake plants, pothos, and ZZ plants excel in low-light conditions. These varieties maintain vibrant growth without direct sunlight requirements.

  • What causes yellowing plant leaves?

    Yellow leaves typically indicate overwatering or nutrient deficiency. Check soil moisture and consider using quality plant feeders for proper nutrition.

  • Are plant feeders really necessary?

    Plant feeders provide consistent nutrition that potting soil alone can't maintain long-term. They're essential for healthy growth and vibrant foliage.

  • How do seasonal changes affect houseplants?

    Plants need less water and fertilizer during winter months. Adjust care routines seasonally to prevent stress and maintain optimal health.