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THE GREENHOUSE JOURNAL

Growing together.

Small stories from plant-filled homes. A new leaf, a little advice, a moment worth sharing.

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Ivy Green (Demo)

· Growing moment · Demo story

There is room for one more plant on the shelf. Help me choose the next addition to this demo collection! Pick your favourite and tell me why.

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Which plant should join the shelf next?

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There is room for one more leafy friend. Help us choose the next addition.

Monstera Top choiceBold, split leaves for a touch of jungle. 2 votes67%
Golden pothosTrailing vines with a splash of gold. 1 vote33%
Peace lilyDeep green foliage and elegant pale flowers.0 votes0%
Snake plantUpright, patterned leaves with a sculptural shape.0 votes0%

Winner: Monstera — 3 voters.

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Theo Moss (Demo)

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I voted for golden pothos. I am clearly biased, but those trailing leaves would look great on a shelf.

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Theo Moss (Demo)

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Planning a weekend of plant learning. Help choose which topic we should explore together next — vote below and add your own tips in the replies.

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Which plant-care topic would you like next?

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Help shape the next Greenhouse Journal guide with the topic you would find most useful.

WateringReading the signs before reaching for the watering can.0 votes0%
RepottingChoosing a new pot and making room for growth. 1 vote33%
Propagation Top choiceFollowing a cutting from its first roots onwards. 2 votes67%
Choosing the right lightFinding the spot that suits your plant.0 votes0%

Winner: Propagation — 3 voters.

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Ruby Bloom (Demo)

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Propagation gets my vote. I would love a beginner-friendly guide with photos of each stage.

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Ruby Bloom (Demo)

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A little community room tour, without leaving your chair. This demo poll is now closed so we can see where our plant people like to keep their favourite greens.

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Where is your favourite plant corner?

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From a sunny desk to a cosy bedroom, tell us where your plants feel most at home.

DeskA little greenery beside your daily work. 1 vote33%
Living room Top choiceA leafy focal point for the room you share. 2 votes67%
KitchenA cheerful plant beside the everyday bustle.0 votes0%
BedroomA quiet green corner to start and end the day.0 votes0%

Winner: Living room — 3 voters.

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Ivy Green (Demo)

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Living room for me. It is the spot where I actually stop and notice the new leaves.

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Ruby Bloom (Demo)

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Putting together a small-space plant wish list. This spider plant might be next: I am picturing it on the kitchen shelf. What is your favourite compact plant?

botani.garden ↗Spider plantArching striped leaves and plenty of personality. A cheerful companion for shelves, hanging spots and homes with paws.

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Theo Moss (Demo)

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Adding this one to my wish list for the next shelf update. I like the idea of mixing trailing leaves with a taller plant. Has anyone paired a pothos with a rubber plant?

botani.garden ↗Rubber plantRich, glossy foliage that holds its own in any room. A leafy classic with a beautifully simple silhouette.

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Ruby Bloom (Demo)

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First plant, first proper pot, and a desk that already feels a little happier. Starting small with a snake plant while I find my feet. Hello to the other beginners here!

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Theo Moss (Demo)

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Welcome to the plant shelf club. I started with one pot too — the empty spaces never seem to stay empty for long.

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Ivy Green (Demo)

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My weekend plant ritual: a cup of tea, a quick look at every pot and a little leaf dusting. It is becoming my favourite slow Sunday habit. Anyone else name their plants?

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Theo Moss (Demo)

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The plant shelf is taking shape. The golden pothos gets the top spot so its vines can trail down the side. There is still one empty space — suggestions welcome!

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Ivy Green (Demo)

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A rubber plant would give that shelf a nice mix of shapes. The trailing pothos is already doing a great job.

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