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Workshops & happy houseplants in repurposed containers

Set aside some time for something special

Shopping for plants is fun, but getting hands-on is even better!

Let's make plants together!
What are we making?

our plants Thrive
without drainage!

Color-changing akadama makes it easy to tell when the soil is wet or dry. No more overwatering!

Easy limits for worried waterers

How much water?

Teacup plants: 2 tbsp
Tiny plants: 1 tsp
Mug plants: 1/4 cup

Meet our team!

Hi, I'm Savannah! I'm 22 years old and  I opened Easy Little Plants in the Summer of 2023. I grew up as a super curious ADHD kid who could never stick to just one hobby.

 

I've always been super into bugs, fish, reptiles, plants, crafts, and cats. I was really shy at first, but I was really driven to become more outgoing. I seriously just love people. Everyone has their own little world!

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"This store is an absolute joy and the owner Savannah is so knowledgeable and helpful! I am so excited to know this is in Olney and will be a repeat customer! Everyone must check it out!"

-Brittany Wolfish

Image by Stephen Hocking
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Plant Care

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What About drainage?

Drainage exists to flush out excess water, but if there's no excess, there's no drainage needed. I water my plants gently: just enough to keep the soil moist. Leave some room for air pockets in the soil, and your plants will thank you!

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Can they stay in their containers?

Yes! You can actually cut the roots back when they get too unruly. Then, you can refill the container with fresh soil and your plant can go back in!

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Do they all need light?

Yeah, at least a tiny bit. Don't worry, though! SANSI sells super nice clip-on grow lights for $20 or less. They even have a timer built in, so they turn themselves off every night and turn on every morning.

 

Grow light bulbs are another good option. They screw into a regular lamp and cost only $6! Place a few plants so the tops of their leaves are a foot or two below the light. They'll be very happy.

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