Seasonal Planting Tips

🌱 Plant Smarter with Seasonal Tips from Plantlanta

Every season brings new growth, new challenges, and new vibes — and your plants feel it too. Whether you're sprouting a fresh pothos or nurturing a monstera, use this guide to keep them thriving all year long.


🌸 Spring: Wake Up & Re-pot

Keyword Focus: spring plant care, repotting in spring

Spring is when your plants stretch, grow, and glow up.
Tips:

  • Start fertilizing again after winter dormancy

  • Repot if roots are poking out or soil is dry and compacted

  • Rotate plants for even sun exposure

  • Wipe leaves to help with light absorption

🪴 Best plants to add in spring:
Pothos, Snake Plant, Ferns, Herbs


☀️ Summer: Sunlight, Sips & Stress-Free Growth

Keyword Focus: summer indoor plant care, watering in summer

Summer's hot — and your plants are thirsty.
Tips:

  • Check soil moisture more frequently

  • Water early in the day to avoid evaporation

  • Watch for leaf burn in direct windows

  • Use pebble trays for extra humidity

🪴 Great summer growers:
Monstera, Aloe Vera, ZZ Plant, Fiddle Leaf Fig


🍂 Fall: Transition + Prep

Keyword Focus: fall plant care, plant transition indoors

It’s cozy season — time for your plants to chill too.
Tips:

  • Cut back on watering as growth slows

  • Stop fertilizing until spring

  • Move plants away from cold drafts

  • Clean and inspect for pests before bringing outdoor plants in

🪴 Plants that thrive in fall:
Peace Lily, Rubber Tree, Philodendron


❄️ Winter: Rest Mode Activated

Keyword Focus: winter houseplant care, low light plant care

It’s not you — it’s winter.
Tips:

  • Give plants bright indirect light or use grow lights

  • Avoid overwatering (dormant roots need less)

  • Wipe dust off leaves to maximize light intake

  • Group plants for shared humidity

🪴 Best low-light winter plants:
Snake Plant, ZZ Plant, Cast Iron Plant, Chinese Evergreen


✨ Bonus Tip: Keep a Plant Journal

Track how your plants respond to seasonal changes — it’ll help you get better with every turn of the sun.