Wildflora Blog

Indoor plant pests are annoying, but a very real part of plant parenthood, and looking up how to deal with them is certainly one of the quickest ways to feel itchy -  sorry. Whether strolling in through open doors and windows or hitching a ride into your home via fresh produce, flowers, potting soil, dirty planting containers, other plants, or even ants, pests can show up from a multitude of sources, making them hard to avoid. A Quick Note About Our PlantsWhen purchasing plants wholesale, there are different levels of plant quality a buyer can choose from, which is why...

Perhaps you'll remember one of our very first blogs on plant propagation (click here if you need a refresher), but today we wanted to talk about the lovely containers one can use to grow the plant family. THRIFTING GLASSWAREBefore running to the store to buy new glassware, we suggest visiting your local thrift store. Not only can you find an incredible variety, it's also cheaper and better for the environment.     REUSING GLASSWAREHave an extra spaghetti sauce container, Topo Chico bottle, or (in our case) olive jar hanging out in your recycling? Go fetch that gem, remove the label, and add...

Mayesh, one of our flower wholesalers, recently shared a message about the industry floral shortage. Here's why production has dipped and how it affects you.

The big, bold foliage of the Rubber Tree (Ficus elastica) make these a great addition to any brightly-lit room, plus, when it comes to how they look, you've got options! You can get a baby or a biggie, and they comes in a fun variety of colors How we keep our Rubber Trees happy: Light Rubbers do best in bright, indirect light (Not sure what that means? Check out our lighting diagram here). If they start getting leggy and you notice more space between leaves on the main stalk, they're likely telling you that they want more light. Water During the dormant season...