The Shop
Rare plants, specialist substrates, modular moss poles and everything you need to grow them well.
Everything you need to keep a serious collection in good shape — support hardware, repotting supplies, watering tools, humidity monitoring and plant health products. All chosen because we use them ourselves.
Plant Clips — Pack of 20
Soft-grip clips for training stems against a moss pole, trellis or support stake without pinching or scarring. The same clips included in every Mr Pink's Moss Pole kit — sold separately for when you need more. Reusable, repositionable, and sized to work with stems from 3 mm to 12 mm.
Soft Plant Ties — 5 m Roll
Flexible foam-coated wire ties that hold stems firmly without cutting into the plant. Cut to any length, twist to secure, untwist to reposition. Useful for training new growth, securing aerial roots and tying in wayward stems on climbers and creepers alike.
Bamboo Support Stakes — Pack of 10
Natural bamboo canes for propping up young plants, supporting heavy stems and providing temporary structure while a moss pole establishes. 40 cm length — suitable for most pot sizes up to 20 cm. Biodegradable and compostable at end of life.
Coco Coir Pole — 30 cm
A traditional coco coir totem pole for climbers that prefer a drier surface than sphagnum moss. The coarse coir fibre gives aerial roots something to grip and provides light support for stems as they grow. A good option for Pothos, Epipremnum and Scindapsus where a full moss pole would be overkill.
Waterproof Repotting Mat
A large, wipe-clean silicone mat that keeps soil, bark and substrate off your surfaces when repotting. Folds up for storage, rolls flat for use. 60 × 60 cm — large enough for most pot sizes up to 30 cm. The single most useful thing you can own if you repot regularly.
Plastic Nursery Pots — Mixed Pack
A mixed pack of 9 cm, 12 cm and 15 cm black plastic nursery pots — the standard format used by collectors and growers worldwide. Thin-walled for easy root inspection, with drainage holes and a matching saucer. Ideal for potting on rooted cuttings, propagations and newly arrived plants before they go into a display pot.
Fine Mist Spray Bottle — 500 ml
A continuous-spray misting bottle that produces a fine, even mist rather than large droplets. Useful for raising humidity around high-humidity species, misting the sphagnum core of a moss pole between waterings, and keeping cuttings and propagations from drying out. The trigger locks for continuous spray without hand fatigue.
Long-Spout Watering Can — 1 L
A narrow-spout indoor watering can that lets you water precisely at the base of the plant without splashing leaves or getting water in the crown. The 1 L capacity is right for most indoor collections — light enough to carry comfortably, large enough to water several plants in one go.
Digital Hygrometer & Thermometer
A compact digital gauge that displays temperature and relative humidity simultaneously. Clip it to a shelf or stand it on a surface near your most humidity-sensitive plants. Most aroids, anthuriums and alocasias want 60–80% RH — this tells you whether you're hitting it. Runs on a single AAA battery (included).
Aroid Liquid Fertiliser — 250 ml
A balanced liquid fertiliser formulated for aroids, anthuriums and tropical foliage plants. Higher nitrogen for leaf development, with added calcium and magnesium to prevent the deficiencies that show up as yellowing or crisping on large-leafed species. Dilute 5 ml per litre of water and apply every two weeks during the growing season. Suitable for soil, semi-hydro and LECA.
Cold-Pressed Neem Oil — 100 ml
Pure cold-pressed neem oil for treating and preventing common houseplant pests — fungus gnats, spider mites, thrips and scale. Dilute 5 ml per litre of water with a few drops of washing-up liquid, apply to leaves and soil surface. Safe for use on all tropical foliage plants and does not harm beneficial insects when used as directed.
Rooting Hormone Gel — 50 ml
A ready-to-use rooting gel for propagating aroids, hoyas and other tropical plants from stem cuttings. Apply directly to the cut node before placing in water, sphagnum moss or propagation mix. The gel seals the cut surface, delivers auxin directly to the node and significantly improves strike rates on difficult species.