Daily care and tips for Plant boxes & lots

How should you care for a batch of plants day to day?

M'aintaining a set requires observing each plant individually, even if they have similar needs for indirect light and moderate watering. Check that the soil is dry all the way through before 'watering again, rather than relying on the surface alone. A bright spot out of direct sunlight suits most of the suggested combinations.

Should plants from a batch be repotted as soon as they arrive?

It is best to wait 2 to 3 weeks for acclimation before repotting, giving each plant time to adjust to its new environment. After this period, a container that is just slightly larger and drains well supports their growth without stressing the roots. Separating the plants into individual pots is often preferable in the medium term.

Where can I buy a high-quality batch of plants?

Plant and Stories offers a selection of plant bundles carefully chosen for their aesthetic harmony and ease of care. Each plant in the bundle is individually checked before shipping. Fast, secure delivery ensures they arrive in perfect condition so you can start creating your plant-filled decor right away.

Everything you need to know about Plant boxes & lots

What exactly is a batch of plants?

A plant set brings together several plants sold as a group, usually in pairs or trios, selected to form a visually cohesive arrangement. The varieties are chosen to have similar care needs, making it easier for them to share the same room. This option lets you quickly put together a complete plant corner without having to do lots of research.'

Which plants are usually included in a batch?

Sets often combine complementary genera such as Pothos, Sansevieria, or Chlorophytum, known for being easy to care for. Some sets also play on contrasting foliage, pairing a trailing plant with an upright one. This diversity creates an immediate decorative effect without sacrificing ease of care.

Are the plant bundles suitable for homes with children or pets?

Some sets include non-toxic genera such as Calathea or Chlorophytum, making them suitable for homes with children or pets. However, it is still advisable to check the exact contents of the set you choose, as some genera may be mildly toxic if ingested. Keeping plants out of reach remains a useful precaution, regardless of their toxicity level.

Plant boxes & lots

Indoor plant bundle: create your green space in one simple step

Creating a harmonious indoor jungle often takes time and a few attempts. Our plant bundles bring together pairs and trios carefully chosen to complement one another, whether in terms of foliage, light requirements, or size. This selection includes complementary genera such as Pothos, Philodendron, and Calathea, selected for their ease of care.

Caring for a plant bundle: simple needs that are easy to meet

Most of our combinations bring together species with similar requirements: moderate to bright indirect light and watering once the soil has dried out thoroughly. Choose our universal potting mix enriched with biostimulants, which ensures good drainage for all the genera in the bundle, then supplement it with our liquid fertilizer for indoor plants during the growing season, from spring through fall.

Buy a plant bundle from Plant and Stories

Our plant bundles are carefully selected to offer a cohesive collection, ready to place in your home as soon as it arrives. Each plant is individually inspected before shipping and carefully packaged for safe transit. Put together your ideal plant bundle and enjoy fast, secure delivery right to your door.

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