Plant Accessories 4 types

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The 4-Product Plant Care Bundle

This selection includes some of my most used products:

1. Velcro Plant Tape (1 Metre): Easy to cut to your requirements, reusable, repositionable, and holds your plants gently but securely.

2. Pipettes (x3): I use these for syringing a small amount of liquid into my handheld sprayer, or they can be used for administering treatments to your pet.

3. Irrigation Leaf: Great when your plants are crowded, or the leaves are dense, and you cannot pour water onto the soil without it hitting a leaf and going everywhere except where you want it.

4. Plant Pegs (x15): I often use these to hold my vining plants down so they can make roots. For example, with Hoyas or Chain of Hearts, simply nestle a section of stem with contact to the soil and hold it in place with one of these.

Along with the handy tools and propagation gear listed above, we believe in a balanced approach to plant care.

User-Friendly Home Remedies and Treatments

Everyone encounters plant issues, and while chemical options are available, many prefer to reach for more user-friendly household items to combat pesky bugs and fungal infections.  These gentle treatments often need more frequent application but provide great results.

Items often used include:

• Dishwasher Liquid: Suffocates pests and acts as a surfactant, helping sprays stick to plants or bugs.
• Cinnamon: Functions as both a fungicide and a rooting hormone.
• Honey: Serves as an anti-bacterial, anti-fungal agent, and a rooting hormone.
• Diatomaceous Earth (DE): A versatile item with many household uses.  Fungicide, insecticide and drying agent. 
• Isoprop (Isopropyl Alcohol): Used in diluted sprays to target and dry out pests like mealybugs.
• Hydrogen Peroxide: Useful for oxygenating soil and fighting root rot.
• Methylated Spirits (Meths): Can be used similarly to isopropyl alcohol for pest control.

There are many more household items you can use, and this list is just a small sample. I will be writing a blog about household items that can be used on your plants—please read it!