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Using Sachets on Houseplants

Using Sachets on Houseplants

Aug 10, 2025

Hey, Alex @thehouseplantproject—we see you and we’re happy Natural Enemies is making a positive difference in your houseplant journey! For anyone who may have missed it, check out Alex’s post from July 13th and don’t let the title scare you.

Come With Me To Release Thousands Of Bugs In My House! is a helpful, informative short about one person’s battle with thrips and the unsung heroes that came to the rescue.

While you’re there be sure to browse More posts from @thehouseplantproject to see the intriguing collection of unusual houseplants on display. Hot on the heels of the new Jurassic Park movie we recoiled at the giant prehistoric-looking monstera Thai Constellation. Nonetheless, we appreciate its beauty. 

Then we tumbled down through the psychedelic funnel that is actually a leaf on Alocasia maharani albo, not a portal to Wonderland. Trippy.

Take a peek at Beneficial Bugs Are A Game Changer, too. Great information and some eye candy for all the alocasia fans.

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