Treat spider mites naturally! Sacred Leaf and Soil Sacred Tonics work to rid your plants of pests while nourishing them from the inside out!

If you discover the telltale signs of spider mites on your plants: tiny webbing, pale color leaves, speckled leaves, or miniature spider like critters hiking around the foliage, take a deep breath, exhale, it's going to be ok, we got you!

Houseplants can get powdery mildew too? Yup!

Although we tend to see this white, blotchy fungal disease covering the leaves of our zucchini or cucumbers at the end of the season, indoor plants like begonias are susceptible to powdery mildew as well.

Here's how to naturally treat powdery mildew while boosting overall plant health and growth! 

3 Easy Steps to manage fungus gnats and help your plants grow at the same time!

Goodbye fungus gnats! Hello healthier plant!

Are fungus gnats flying around your house and driving you a bit mad? They can be annoying but are rather harmless and completely treatable.

Mealybug Treatment

Is your houseplant looking sad? Chances are it could be battling pests.

If you look closely and spot a fuzzy, white, cotton ball looking dots on your houseplant, chances are your plant is dealing with a mealybug infestation. These innocent looking creatures quickly reproduce to slowly destroy, or seriously stunt the growth of your green babies. It can be frustrating and heartbreaking to watch your plant suffer, but you're not alone, it's not your fault, and we'll do everything we can to help! 

If you're anything like us, you want to reuse every beautiful bottle and cute container that comes your way! Here are 10 ways to reuse our tonic bottles once your plants have soaked up all that botanical goodness! 

If you're experiencing a dry, windy winter or have the AC going during the summertime, here are ways to increase the humidity in your home which helps you and your houseplants to thrive indoors! 

Our very best seed saving tips from years of urban gardening experience! Start saving and growing your own seeds.

Did you know plants create a chemical compound called "botanical terpenes" to not only protect themselves against pests and pathogens but also to attract pollinators and beneficials? Imagine the strong scent of lavender, peppermint, rosemary, or citronella. These are aromatic powerhouses with built in plant protection!