I have noticed a spike in my stats for an old blog covering Geo-Fleur plant subscriptions. I guess while all the plant addicts are stuck on lockdown they are craving their hit of plants. So time for some plant pimping. Geo-fleur is no longer operating as Geo-fleur. One of the staff moved onto House of Kojo. This member of staff is no longer with House of Kojo and they have no association with Geo-Fleur anymore. They are still offering interesting plants though but no plant subscription service. Worth taking a gander. So I’m going to cover a few houseplant subscription offers as I felt I should update the previous blog. I haven’t used any of them but I have heard good things about the ones listed. If any want to send me a box to review I am perfectly open to plant bribery.
The idea of a plant subscription is a bit of strange one. You pay to get a mystery plant delivered to you at a set interval. Some do monthly, some every 3 months, etc. Many offer delightful pots to go with the plants. I had three months with geo-fleur and I received several plants I would never have bought myself. A rather nice succulent, a string of hearts and some nice airplants. All three are still thriving over a year later. It can be a bit of an expensive way to get hold of plants but can make for a nice gift for a special occasion.
Bloombox is one of the more established subscription services. They offer a classic subscription, a larger plant subscription or something special for rarer plants.
Lazy Flora is nice in that they offer garden subscriptions, houseplant subscriptions or veg box subscriptions. With a lot of people struggling to get hold of GYO, I could see this one being useful. There is also the option for buying a combined indoor/outdoor pack.
Plantpetclub seems worth a mention for offering a variety of pet-friendly plants.
A few suggestions for you if you are out there looking for houseplant subscription. If you try any let me know how you get on with them.
Wild Parenting 
Fascinating – I’ve never heard of plants by subscription!
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A bit of a pricey option with the risk you get a fairly ordinary plant but most seem to be run by people passionate about providing something unusual.
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Must see if they do it here … it’s always nice to be surprised (even if it comes at a price).
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