You lock the door.
The light keeps crossing the leaves.
Someone shows up.
We water, turn, and check the plants in your home, on trips and on ordinary weeks.
- Monstera
- Pothos
- Snake plant
- Fiddle leaf
- Peace lily
- Spider plant
- ZZ plant
- Rubber plant
- Calathea
- Philodendron
- String of pearls
- Aloe
- Bird of paradise
- Pilea
- Orchid
- Succulent
- Maidenhair fern
- Anthurium
- Begonia
- Cactus
A visit, from the door to coming home
You lock the door.
The light keeps crossing the leaves.
We come in quietly.
Shoes off. The note is where you left it.
Then the actual care.
Soil, saucers, a quarter turn toward the glass.
You come back to them.
Watered, upright, and still yours.
Away, or just busy.
Two kinds of visit. Same hands, same plants, a different reason to open the door.
While you are away
A trip, a shoot, or an unplanned week. We visit on the days you name and leave the rooms as we found them.
While you are home
You are home, and watering is still easy to miss. We take a weekly round so the dry pot is not your evening.
Notes from real homes.
“After twelve days away, the calathea was still soft. That has never happened.”
Amira Solano
Product designer
“Night shifts made the plants the thing I kept missing. Thursdays are handled now.”
Jonah Ellison
Emergency nurse
“I am away two weeks in most months. Sprig is on the calendar, and the fern is still here.”
Priya Raman
Field producer
Who should we meet?
Search the plants, tap the ones in your home, and send a visit request.
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