How We Produce Sustainable

Propagating plants in a sustainable manner is a responsible and environmentally friendly way we follow to grow new plants. Sustainable propagation involves taking steps to conserve resources, minimize waste, and protect the environment.

One of the most sustainable methods of how we are propagating plants is by using cuttings. We simply take a cutting, like a stem or leaves cutting from the parent plant, and place it in a pot with well-draining soil or moss. With this method, we don’t require any additional resources like importing plants which also ensures that we do not offer illegal plants that have been stolen from nature.

Another sustainable way to propagate plants we’re going is by collecting seeds from our mature plants. Once the seeds are collected, we’re drying them and stored them in a cool, dry place until it’s time to plant them. This method is a great way to save money for importing and reducing waste.

Using compost is also an important part of sustainable propagation. Compost provides essential nutrients to your cuttings and seeds as they grow, reducing the need for synthetic fertilizers and pesticides. This makes the propagation process more sustainable and protects the environment.

Reusing containers is also a key aspect of sustainable propagation. Rather than buying new pots, reuse containers from previous plantings. This will reduce waste and help to conserve resources.

Finally, it’s important to grow your plants in natural light, rather than under artificial lights. This will help to reduce energy consumption and make the propagation process more sustainable.

By following these sustainable practices, you can propagate plants in a way that benefits both the environment and your plants. With a little bit of effort and creativity, propagating plants in a sustainable manner is easy and rewarding.