Low light
Hand-picked · Delivered potted
Green, made easy.
Hand-picked houseplants matched to your light, delivered to your door with everything they need to thrive.
Next-day
Local delivery
30-day
Thrive promise
120+
Varieties
Our promise
Plants that actually make it
We match every plant to your light before it ships, pot it in peat-free soil, and text you a care plan so nothing gets guessed at.
If it struggles in the first month, we replace it. No receipts, no questions.
- Matched to your light
- Peat-free potting
- 30-day thrive guarantee
Matched to you
The right plant for your light
Tell us which way your windows face and how much sun you get, and we point you to plants that will actually be happy there.
Delivered thriving
Potted, watered, ready
Every plant arrives in peat-free soil, watered and boxed to stand up straight, with a care card in the leaves.
Easy-care favourites
Cut this morning, potted and ready to go.
Bright indirect
Fiddle Fig
Statement
Bird of Paradise
Care
What each plant actually needs
The honest version, rather than a tag that says easy care on everything.
Light
Bright indirect means within two metres of a window it can see sky from.
Water
When the top five centimetres are dry. Not Sundays. Plants cannot read a calendar.
Humidity
Most of these want about 50 percent. A grouped shelf beats any amount of misting.
Repotting
Every second spring, one size up. Bigger is not kinder, it just holds water.
Feeding
Half strength, fortnightly, March to September. Nothing at all over winter.
If it dies
Send us a photo within thirty days and we replace it, with no argument.
Light-matched
A quick quiz points you to plants that suit your space.
Next-day local
Potted and delivered across the city.
Text a botanist
Real care advice whenever a leaf looks unsure.
Peat-free
Kinder soil, sturdier roots.
Delivery
How it reaches you alive
The part most plant shops would rather not talk about.
01
Picked wet
Watered the night before, so it travels damp rather than soaked, and never dry.
02
Braced
Root ball bagged, stem cradled in moulded pulp, nothing loose rattling around.
03
Sent Monday
Only at the start of the week, so nothing sits in a depot over a weekend.
04
Two weeks off
Leave it somewhere bright and do nothing. Repotting on day one is what kills them.
Word of mouth
What people say
“First plants I have ever managed to keep alive.”
“The care texts are weirdly delightful.”