Unboxing Your New Plants

Unbox your #BWHPLANTMAIL

A QUICK GUIDE TO WELCOMING YOUR NEW PLANTS HOME

Caring For Your New Plant

Unpacking

Once your package arrives, bring it inside promptly to avoid leaving it outside in unfavorable weather conditions. Unwrap your items as soon as possible.
Remove the wrapping and packing materials from your plants, being careful not to accidentally cut any leaves.
Remove the sphagnum moss on top of the soil, which is only used for transportation. You can compost it or save it for other gardening needs.
Check the soil moisture of each plant and give it a drink if it's dry. While watering, you can also rinse the foliage in the sink to freshen it up after the journey.

Transition

Find a well-lit spot for your plant away from direct sunlight and drafts.
Remember, your plant has just completed a long journey. If you notice any yellowing or shedding leaves, don't worry, it's normal. A healthy root system will encourage new growth.
Be careful not to overwater, especially in the winter. Most plants want at least half of their soil to dry out.
Try not to fuss over it too much - sometimes easier said than done!

Repotting

Wait at least 14 days before repotting your new plant. This gives the young plant time to adjust and settle into its new home, promoting healthy growth now and in the future.
Choose a pot that's only one size larger than the current one. For example, if it's in a 4" pot, move it to a 5" or 6" pot.
During repotting, try to disturb the roots as little as possible. Gently remove the plant from its current pot, place it in the new pot, and fill the space with a suitable soil mix for the plant's species.

Not your grandma's Garden club, just inspired by it.

Join the BWH Plant Co Green Thumb Club

Tune into our exclusive channels to gain insider product insights and connect with plant enthusiasts from coast to coast. Immerse yourself in an inclusive and fun community where you can let your foliage flag fly, expanding your plant knowledge—come for the plants, stay for the community. Let's grow together!

FACEBOOK INSTAGRAM