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1. A bottle of organic plant food specifically formulated for houseplants. The lid doubles as a measuring cup, so no need to make a mess trying to measure the right amount.
2. A self-watering, self-aerating planter to make sure your plants stay hydrated when you don't have time to. Each pot can hold up to two weeks' worth of water, so you fill it up and then replace the water as needed.
3. A set of three leafy looking watering funnels that help you water the soil of very leafy plants. If you're not paying attention, using a watering can on a bushy plant can lead to all the water cascading off the leaves and onto your floor. These will make sure the water goes directly onto the soil.
4. A copy of How Not to Kill Your Houseplant because sometimes you just need to sit down and let a book tell you what you're doing wrong and how to fix it. The book has advice for over 50 different types of popular houseplants along with cute illustrations.
5. A pack of 80 plant cleaning wipes to remove dust and water stains from the leaves of your plants. Did you know that dust on plant leaves makes it harder for them to get the oxygen they require to thrive? Make sure your bbs can breathe by wiping them down with these.
6. A pack of Miracle-Gro water storing crystals for making sure you don't over or under water your plants. You mix it in with your regular soil and the crystals swell to absorb water and then release it later.
7. A humidity monitor to check the moisture in your house if you're struggling to keep your tropical plants alive through a frigid winter. This will let you know if the air around your tropical beauties has enough moisture in it.
8. A jar of rooting hormone which will help plant cuttings grow roots. We all love plant clippings and are hopeful they'll take root in water, but more often than not they don't. Stick the end of a cutting into the stuff before submerging it in water and watch an abundance of roots grow in record time.
9. A bottle of neem oil, which is a natural pesticide for dealing with insect infestations on your plants. This bug killer will rid your plants of gnats, mites, flies, and more.
10. A set of poison- and pesticide-free sticky insect traps to get any infestation of flying insects — like white flies, fungus gnats, thrips, and fruit flies — under control. Reviewers swear that these traps completely wipe out common houseplant insects.
11. A bottle of organic Joyful Dirt concentrated plant food and fertilizer that you simply sprinkle onto soil or mix into water (for your watering can). Reviewers swear that their houseplants grow faster and bigger after using this product for a short period of time.
12. A set of two glass misters to keep your tropical plants happy, even when you run the heater or air conditioning for days. Tropical plants love a hot and humid environment, so make sure they're always at the right level of moisture with one of these misters.
13. A bag of Miracle-Gro potting soil that's specifically formulated to help houseplants thrive and, thanks to the combination of perlite, sphagnum, and peat moss, makes the soil less prone to gnats.
14. This plant care tracker for making sure you never miss a watering day. A single sheet fits 15 plants, and for each week you water a plant you mark it on the tracker. It's also a digital download, so you can print yourself as many copies as you need (I'm looking at you, people who have over 100 houseplants).
15. A soil tester to make sure the moisture in your plant's soil is just right. You just plop it into the soil and look at the color-coded meter to see if it's dry, perfect, or too wet.
16. A pack of food spikes for fertilizing every type of flowering and foliage houseplant you have. Each stick provides up to two months of food for your plants — eliminating the need to constantly fertilize and check the soil for nutrients.
17. A trio of self-watering cat globes to make sure your plants stay watered. Each globe provides up to three weeks of hydration.
18. A bottle of organic fiddle-leaf fig plant food because they need a steady supply of nutrients to grow their giant, gorgeous leaves. Each bottle is specially formulated to provide a fiddle-leaf with what exactly it needs to thrive.
19. A 13-pack of mini garden tools to make sure you're always prepared when it comes to taking care of your houseplants. From the tiny trowel to the carrying case it comes in, you'll have what you need from start to finish.
20. Adjustable LED lights to provide your plants with a pick-me-up during those long winter months where sunlight is a mere concept. It has a timer so you can set it and forget it.
21. A bottle of Miracle-Gro specially-formulated indoor plant food to make sure your houseplants are in their best shape. It's safe to use on your edible plants, too!
22. And a stainless-steel watering can with a thin spout to help you hydrate all those hard to reach places in your flower pot and convince anyone who visits your home that you've had a green thumb all along.
Go ahead, get your grow on.
