Find Your Right Soil Mix

Did you know the Anthurium plant lives in the rain forest of Central and South America and more of them grow in the tree branches than in the soil? Some Anthurium species sometimes grow with their roots only attached to a stone. By observing and studying their natural habitat, it is our job to emulate their environment and to provide them with the best possible mimicked growing condition for the Anthurium plant to thrive under the right soil mix. Our Anthurium Soil Mix consisted of mostly organic and big particles that were Pinewood barks, Coco husks, bio compost, and big-sized pumice stone. The chunkiness of the soil mix is the reason why we believe the Anthurium chunky aerial root needs to breathe through the gap between the particles in the soil medium. By using our Anthurium soil mix, we also encourage mulching the top layer of soil with our 7A Chilean Sphagnum Moss to retain moisture for the Anthurium plant.

If you have an Alocasia plant in your house, you will definitely know that it is not an easy plant to keep. We understand the situation. Therefore, we realized the problem usually lies in the soil mix. The Alocasia plant that we usually bought from the nursery is grown solely in peat moss or coco coir. Hence, the watering regime is totally in different context when comes to houseplant conditions. We believe the main reason is the over-watering problem in growing Alocasia. Therefore, we formulated our Alocasia Soil Mix with an ultra-chunky soil mix that consisted of only Pumice, Vermiculite, and Bio-Compost to emulate their natural habitat where most of the Alocasia are described as Lithophytic plant species. The water will flush out within seconds and hold enough amount of water and nutrients in the pores of the pumice for better aeration and the roots to breathe. As this plant is very sensitive to overwatering, this is perfect. It will only be able to absorb a minimal amount of water and its roots won't be at risk of rotting as easily.

If you know how to pronounce the name, you already got it right in the first step. The next is to give them enough organic matter soil mix to thrive under your care. They’re not fussy plants, but to grow to their full potential, is another thing. With our Philodendron Soil Mix, we can ensure you that, it is not a myth but a fact that the plant will definitely growing lush. Our Philodendron Soil Mix is made of a wholesome combination of Pinewood barks, pumice, vermiculite, rice husks, perlite, and bio-compost. The ratio of 6:1 amendments and soil media made up the whole ingredients for our Philodendron Soil Mix. Trust us, the chunkiness and diverse organic matters soil mix with our Fattie Sphagnum Moss Pole, in no time, you will definitely see the transformation of your plants into a beautiful ones.

We know the Monstera plant is a popular choice of houseplant that everyone would love to have in their house. Hence, we believe to grow a real “Monster” in the house needs the right soil mix for them to thrive rigorously indoors. Our Monstera soil mix is made from a wholesome mix of Organic Bio-compost, Perlite, Pumice, Vermiculite, Rice Hull, and Coconut husks. A proper mix ratio of amendments and soil media is very crucial for the watering regime. Our golden ratio of 50/50 soil mix has provided enough water retention for the plant and good aeration and chunkiness for the roots to maneuver. We always advise adding big particle amendments such as our XL pumice for even better drainage if you decided to plant your Monstera in a huge pot. Shower them with your love daily as you wish, with our Monstera Soil Mix, you can say bye-bye to roots rotted problems and say hello to huge Monstera leaf.

One of the most popular choices of house plant enthusiasts. We know Begonia always deserves better. Therefore our Begonia Soil Mix consisted of Premium grade Coco peat that is imported from Thailand, it is already prewashed and processed for ready to use condition without high salt contents, other than that, we also added a good amount ratio of amendments such as perlite and pumice stone for better aeration too. In case, you are looking for well-drained soil for the Begonia plant, you will not want to miss it. We also advise adding more pumice stone if you are planting a rhizomatous type of Begonia (Rex Begonia).

Calathea is a plant that has been so pervasive in the houseplant market. The beautiful and striking foliage is a combination of pattern and color that can spark up the spaces inconspicuously without making too much impact. It is not an easy task to keep them long enough in the space too, therefore many people love to call them the "Diva" plant. But, we believe with the right soil mix, the Calathea plant will definitely thrive under your care and requires only a minimum effort to keep them growing. The Calathea Soil Mix is a wholesome mix of Bio Compost, perlite, vermiculite, pumice, rice hull, and, coco husks. It is a mix that provides enough nutrients and helps maintain enough moisture (not too much) for the plant without suffocating the root system. Just make sure to dip your finger into the soil and feel the moisture before watering the Calathea plant.

The colorful striking foliage is one of the key features of the Caladium plant. Everyone loves pops of color in their spaces. But Caladium is also a water-loving Aroid plant that requires a bit more attention than other house plants. Our Caladium Soil Mix contains Bio-compost, perlite, pumice, coco fiber, coco peat, and coco husks that can be able to let Caladium plant lovers grow them to their full potential. We believe the balancing mix of amendments and soil media is the optimum balance of water retention and aeration for the plant to grow without any fuss.

In the natural habitat, the Adenium Plant grows in full sun condition where they need a good amount of sunlight to thrive. Direct sunlight is preferable, especially when they are in their active growth phase. But we live in a Tropical area where rain season is another issue for the most outdoor gardener. The Adenium plant doesn’t like to stay in wet soggy soil medium for too long, they require fast-draining soil that can drain the water very fast but retain a good amount of water for the roots only. Hence, we have just the right mix for your Adenium. It is a wholesome mix of Pumice, Horticultural Charcoal, Imported coarse peat moss, and bio compost. Not only for the Adenium plant, but the Adenium Soil Mix is also a preferable choice for most of the Caudex plants.