As the new year approaches, we are again at the time of year when we jot down New Year's resolutions. Why not add some unique New Year's resolutions this time? With all the environmental instability and climate crisis, let’s step into the new year with much love and appreciation for plants. We should work on making a plant bucket list, ticking off each plant as we welcome them into our homes. 

Keep reading as we help you figure out some plant-related New Year resolutions, especially for plant parents!

For New Parents

Here are some New Year resolutions for new plant parents: 

1. Adopt your First Plant

Start your year with an easy checklist, like getting a new plant. Getting your first plant might be challenging if you are just stepping into the world of plants. If you are unsure where to start, Eureka Farms low maintenance plants. Starting your journey with an easy-to-care plant might be helpful. Be careful! Once you begin buying plants, there’s no stopping. 

2. Do Your Research

If you bought your first ever plant or a bundle of plants, you must research the plants' individual needs. It can be an excellent New Year's resolution! You can start with just the beginner tips. You can buy plants that will bring luck into your life. If you have just started your plant journey, say no to leaf shine and leaf shining products. They are harmful to your plants.

3. Share Your Plant Journey

You can brag about your new plants on social media and with your social circle. This can also encourage the people near you to get some for themselves.

Perfect for the Growing Plant Enthusiast

We have some plans for plant enthusiasts as well:

1. Set Up a Plant Care Schedule

As a plant parent, you must know the basics. Try improving your plant care routine. Start by learning how to fertilize your plant. Another thing to include in your routine is DIY Deadheading.

2. Buy a Challenging Plant

Next year is a great time to include a plant you have been eyeing! It’s time to take the next step and bring that plant home. Don’t feel nervous about trying it. The new year is about stepping out of your comfort zone and embracing things outside of it. 

3. Engage with a Plant Community

Joining plant groups online is a fantastic way to connect with fellow plant enthusiasts and learn more about plant care. Facebook, Discord, and Reddit communities offer excellent opportunities to share tips and experiences. You can also follow Eureka Farms on social media for expert advice and inspiration. We’re here to answer your questions and share helpful insights, check us out on Instagram and TikTok today!

For Pro Plant Parents

1. Try an Exotic Variety

Once you reach the pro version of a plant parent, you are ready to try out the exotic varieties. Rare plants can take a toll on your nerves, but they are worth it. They are a little out of the budget than common indoor plants. But many of them are easy to take care of. An excellent goal for the new year is buying a rare plant for your home, especially if you have wanted one for a while! You can buy an exotic Palm for your home. 

2. Experiment with Pruning After Research

Suppose you have made great strides in your plants but are still afraid to prune them. This means your plants have outgrown their containers; next year is the best time to prune them.

3. Spread the joy of plants with friends and family

You can do so by turning your houseplant trimmings into thoughtful gifts. Propagating and gifting cuttings is a perfect way to share your love for greenery, whether for a special occasion or just because. Plants make some of the best housewarming plant gifts, offering beauty and a lasting connection. Sharing your passion and knowledge will inspire others to grow their plants, possibly sparking a new hobby or love for gardening!

New Year Plants Recommendation

Here are some plant suggestions for your new year plant bucket list:

1. Umbrella Plants

Umbrella plants have large, shiny leaves that provide height and texture to your plant collection. They thrive in bright, indirect light and are very low maintenance, making them great for beginners. Their unique look makes them a standout in any room. They get big, so be sure they have space to spread out.

2. Peperomias

Peperomias are small, low-maintenance plants with waxy leaves in different colors. They thrive in low to medium light and prefer to dry out between waterings. Perfect for smaller spaces, peperomias are easy to care for and work well for new and experienced plant parents.

3. Cordyline

Cordyline plants bear long, colorful leaves for a bolder beauty in the collection of plants. They thrive on bright, indirect light and in warm, humid conditions. Taking care of these plants is not very complicated, and they are suitable for experienced mothers. These can grow into more prominent and showy house plants with proper care.

4. Braided Plants

Braided plants, such as braided Dracaenas, look unusual as their trunks are twisted in a braid. Such plants are stunning and unproblematic in maintenance. These require bright, indirect light, water when the soil gets dry, and so on. They can decorate your place of living or work quite tastefully.

How to Buy Plants From Eureka Farms?

We are licensed for a full-scale nursery with an extensive inventory of landscaping trees, fruit trees, palm trees, and the largest houseplant collection. If you want to enhance your curb appeal or turn your porch into a class act, Eureka Farms can guide you on how to do it all, from topiary trees and hedges to everything in between. You can rest assured that we will handle the shipment with the utmost care across the country so that when your plants reach you, they will be as fresh as new. These indoor plants require less upkeep, improve home air cleanliness, brighten moods, and provide essential touches of the natural world to the work-from-home office. Happy New Year!