Complete Plant Care Routine Pack - 250ml Spray Bottle + Concentrated Black Soap + Pair of Cleaning Gloves

Black soap is suitable for the vast majority of houseplants, from Monstera to Calathea and succulents.

Its natural formula based on vegetable oil acts gently without burning leaf tissues, unlike aggressive chemicals.

Always test on a single leaf before treating the entire plant, especially for species with very fine foliage such as ferns. Avoid application in direct sunlight to prevent any risk of burning.

Plants with waxy leaves, such as Hoya, tolerate this treatment particularly well.

Dilute 1 to 2 teaspoons of concentrated black soap in 250ml of warm water directly in the sprayer.

Warm water allows for better dissolution and facilitates product penetration. Shake well before each use to homogenize the mixture.

Spray evenly on both sides of the leaves, paying particular attention to the undersides of the foliage where pests often hide. For simple cleaning, wipe immediately with gloves. For pest control treatment, leave on for 15 to 20 minutes, then rinse with clean water.

Never apply to a dry substrate: water your plants first.

The leaves perform photosynthesis: they capture light to produce the plant's vital energy.

Even a thin layer of dust significantly reduces light absorption. Studies show a decrease in photosynthesis of up to 25% on dust-covered leaves.

Clean your plants every 2 to 3 weeks under normal conditions, more frequently in dusty environments. Take this opportunity to inspect the undersides of the leaves for signs of emerging pests.

Plants with large leaves, such as Monstera or Philodendron, accumulate more dust than those with small leaves.

Don't panic, an excess of black soap does not cause permanent damage to your plants.

The sticky film simply prevents optimal stomata respiration and can attract dust more quickly. Rinse the foliage thoroughly with clean, lukewarm water, making sure to remove all residue.

Use damp microfiber gloves to gently wipe each sheet. In the future, always start with a slight dilution: it's better to repeat the application than to overdose.

One teaspoon per 250ml is more than enough for routine cleaning.

This pack fits perfectly into a complete skincare routine and can be combined with other products.

Black soap is ideal for preparing foliage before applying foliar fertilizer: clean stomata absorb nutrients more effectively. Wait 24 hours between cleaning with black soap and applying fertilizer.

For severe infestations, alternate with ourauxiliary nematodeswhich target the larvae in the substrate while the black soap treats the foliage. This dual action eliminates the pests at all stages of development.

Avoid mixing black soap with essential oils that may be phytotoxic.

This pack offers a synergy designed for a complete routine, with an economic advantage compared to individual purchase.

The three elements were selected to work together: the sprayer produces a fine mist suitable for diluting black soap, and the microfiber gloves complete the action without scratching delicate leaves.

Buying equipment separately risks choosing a sprayer with large droplets that soaks the foliage, or gloves that are too abrasive. Our selection eliminates these common mistakes.

The concentrated format of black soap lasts for several months of regular use, making this pack particularly economical in the long run.